Thexare

There is overlap - my open availability starts at about midnight, ending somewhere around 5-7 AM. I'm online most of the time - not a lot else to do when I have to stay around the house - but uninterrupted, budgetable MMO time is what's limited.

1. For me, sticking as close as possible mechanically to the concept works better. It's useful as a silent reminder of the character's limitations. 2. Kind of yes, kind of no. It requires full-time availability, but he doesn't require constant help - his arms work a fair bit better than his legs, so a decent bit can be handled on his own or by my grandmother. This is why I'm usually able to sleep through the morning to begin with (and by extension, why this arrangement works at all; there's no way I could match their sleep schedule.)

Hi. I'm new here. I'm not new to FFXIV or to roleplaying, though I am new to the combination thereof. I have a Dragoon on Zalera that's made it up to Heavensward, though I'm doing something different on Mateus as a trial run. Generally my characters tend toward the morally light-grey - easy enough to persuade to good ends, but usually with an eye for self-interest. I'm probably going to be rolling a Doman refugee, who had been forced to live off the land for a while and had picked up some skills from the experience. Will almost certainly be looking for work as a hunter, fisher, cook, or guard. On the other hand, I kinda want to learn to tank or heal (I'm almost always DPS, largely out of fear of screwing things up for the team), and that's not really compatible with the concept - wilderness life is not kind to heavy armor, and doesn't offer the kind of environment conducive to magic studies. Oh well. That's what crippling altitis is for. I keep odd hours - my job is taking care of my grandfather, who is largely wheelchair-bound. So I only have uninterrupted time for MMOs while he's asleep. Unfortunately I expect this to mean I'll miss special events. So it goes.