I've been using " " in /say to denote dialogue.
When I use a mix, it depends on whether or not I go to straight dialogue or use /em to decide.
When I want to use action and dialogue mixed in...
Edit: In regards to my character quoting something, I typically use the " ' ' " format that I've seen used in literary works I used to read.
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/say "Miss Grimsong, pray tell me you will be alright."Code: (Select All)
Kage Kiryuu: "Miss Grimsong, pray tell me you will be alright."When I use a mix, it depends on whether or not I go to straight dialogue or use /em to decide.
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/say "What would you have me do?" the Lalafell asked, his movements jerking harshly. The feather of his white beret moved sharply.Code: (Select All)
Kage Kiryuu: "What would you have me do?" the Lalafell asked, his movements jerking harshly. The feather of his white beret moved sharply.When I want to use action and dialogue mixed in...
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/em threw himself to the ground, rolling to break his fall. As soon as he was on his feet he spun around, smashing his axe down at his pursuer's feet before crying to his companion, "Run! Run and I'll keep 'im here!"Code: (Select All)
Kage Kiryuu threw thimself to the ground, rolling to break his fall. As soon as he was on his feet he spun around, smashing his axe down at his pursuer's feet before crying to his companion, "Run! Run and I'll keep 'im here!"Edit: In regards to my character quoting something, I typically use the " ' ' " format that I've seen used in literary works I used to read.
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/say "Who is this so-called 'Little Wolf' that you speak of?"Code: (Select All)
Kage Kiryuu: "Who is this so-called 'Little Wolf' that you speak of?"