Keland

I've read both of those books and I do the same thing. I'm always looking at places I'd raid on the way out of the city and what all supplies they have in stock.

Please take this as constructive criticism. 1. Make the show have 30 to 45 minutes of content. That is the perfect amount of time for a podcast. Usually anything longer than that and it becomes hard to pay attention for the listener. 2. Remove the break. The music you guys listen to is great but think about the people who might not like it, might be listening at work, or don't have time to sit through it and have to fast forward through and rewind when they find out they've skipped some content. 3. Cut down on a lot of the laughing. I know you guys are having fun and I think that is great but there is a bit too much laughing and clowning around. It makes it hard to pay attention sometimes. You could edit out a lot of that. Don't get me wrong, laughing is great but sometimes it is just too much. 4. Cut down on the swearing. The occasional bleep is fine but having too many bleeps might draw attention from coworkers, boss, or others that might think you are listening to something inappropriate. Remember you have adult listeners and they might be listening at work. 5. Stay focused and stay on topic. If you get off topic you might move on to another segment without finishing the one you were on. You might also not cover the important things you wanted to say about that topic. Please don't think I am being critical. I have experience when it comes to doing an RP podcast and all of these things helped make our listeners enjoy the show more. You have a good show but it could be a great show. You just need some fine tuning.

To hit on a few of the topics: (Sorry I just read every page of this thread.) When I was playing WoW we had one member of my guild that was always getting kidnapped and needed rescued. By the third or fourth time it happened people were like, "So and so got kidnapped again. Do we go get her? Okay fine but this is the last time!" I mean come on people, use your imagination and stop repeating the same old thing over and over again. As far as using the same character every time I sort of do but only in namesake. I usually use Keland or some other form of the name depending on what sex, race, etc they are. As far as their personality they are different from each other. RPing a relationship is very time consuming. I personally do not recommend doing it, having done it a handful of times. Also, if the relationship goes sour, for whatever reason, 9 times out of 10 you and that person don't talk much again. I never go by the time established in game. If that were the case your character would get old really quick. Not to mention all of the other things mentioned her already.