I have decided to start up an in character Final Fantasy XIV Twitter project! Other MMOs have done it for roleplay with wonderful success and I haven't seen one around for FFXIV. I've worked through some kinks on how to make it lorewise and have instructions if you want to participate!
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So I'm going to use just a bit of the WoW ideas with this, which should incorporate just fine into FFXIV.
Upon first glance, these books seem plain, their leather covers and vellum pages only slightly worn and musty. However, if you were to ask, no one could say when these books first appeared around random places in Gridania, Ul'dah, and Limsa Lominsa, marking them as anything but ordinary. With further inspection of these books a person would find writing, doodles, or scribbles that appear magically in the pages after names or alias'.
Should one want to write in these pages, they simply have to write a name they wish to be addressed as, real or not, and either express themselves alone or write replies to those that have done the same. Due to it's magic, perhaps being discarded or defective codex, the book will shine with a faint glow should a new message appear. Unfortunately, perhaps because of that magic being faulty, only short messages can be written on a given page.
OOC stuff! So there are some shortcuts and little things to add in when you're roleplaying over twitter with your 'magic book.'
Twitter RP is a super easy way to RP from anywhere with twitter mobile. I just keep an eye on my follower list and follow back people that are also part of the project. Keep in mind some spam blogs may follow you, so making your description about being an IC twitter to keep track of each other.
Your character can only see the writing and the name after the @, they can't see the twitter description, the icon, your listed name, or profiles. For an example of what an established IC twitter looks like, take a peek at my old and now inactive warcraft one.
My new one for my miqo'te, Manji, is here. Follow me, I'll follow you, and perhaps look through my follower list for others part of the project. I'll also sometimes go through other people's follower/ing lists to find more members of the projects.
If you've never used twitter, give it a shot! No pressure to keep up with it if you don't like it, but some of my best RPs have happened over twitter.
If you give it a try, reply with your twitter name!
I'd love to RP with you!
So I'm going to use just a bit of the WoW ideas with this, which should incorporate just fine into FFXIV.
Upon first glance, these books seem plain, their leather covers and vellum pages only slightly worn and musty. However, if you were to ask, no one could say when these books first appeared around random places in Gridania, Ul'dah, and Limsa Lominsa, marking them as anything but ordinary. With further inspection of these books a person would find writing, doodles, or scribbles that appear magically in the pages after names or alias'.
Should one want to write in these pages, they simply have to write a name they wish to be addressed as, real or not, and either express themselves alone or write replies to those that have done the same. Due to it's magic, perhaps being discarded or defective codex, the book will shine with a faint glow should a new message appear. Unfortunately, perhaps because of that magic being faulty, only short messages can be written on a given page.
OOC stuff! So there are some shortcuts and little things to add in when you're roleplaying over twitter with your 'magic book.'
- "I'll write you in the back pages," means sending a private message.
- *pen taps* means your character is tapping their pen/quill against the pages in thought.
- *ink blot/blot* means your character is either lost in thought or shocked about what they read, think of holding a pen above the paper until the ink drops.
- "Scratching" someone out of your book means unfollowing them, or you can 'write' their name back in.
- You can add doodles to your posts with the 'Add Photo' section, or you can simply emote it as [a doodle of a chocobo] for example. Since the book is not a camera, please don't ICly add screenshots.
Twitter RP is a super easy way to RP from anywhere with twitter mobile. I just keep an eye on my follower list and follow back people that are also part of the project. Keep in mind some spam blogs may follow you, so making your description about being an IC twitter to keep track of each other.
Your character can only see the writing and the name after the @, they can't see the twitter description, the icon, your listed name, or profiles. For an example of what an established IC twitter looks like, take a peek at my old and now inactive warcraft one.
My new one for my miqo'te, Manji, is here. Follow me, I'll follow you, and perhaps look through my follower list for others part of the project. I'll also sometimes go through other people's follower/ing lists to find more members of the projects.
If you've never used twitter, give it a shot! No pressure to keep up with it if you don't like it, but some of my best RPs have happened over twitter.
If you give it a try, reply with your twitter name!
I'd love to RP with you!
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