30 Rock |
The Almighty Johnsons |
Batwoman (CW) | Beastars |
Being Human (UK) | The Blacklist | Blindspot | Boston Legal |
Breaking Bad | Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV) | Burn Notice | The Dark Knight (Batman) |
post-movie |
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The Dark Tower | Doctor Who | Doctor Who | Doctor Who |
post "The Girl Who Waited" |
Post "Last of the Time Lords"; Martha rushes to the Master's aid after he is shot and he transfers his consciousness into her. They share the body, reluctantly. |
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Doctor Who | Doctor Who | Doctor Who | Doctor Who |
"End Of Time" era |
"The Doctor Falls" era |
post "The Doctor's Wife" |
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Elementary | Farscape | Farscape | Frasier |
Season 4 |
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Fringe | Fringe | Fringe | Harry Potter |
Season 5 "An Origin Story" - "The Human Kind" era |
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Haven | House M.D. | House M.D. | How To Train Your Dragon |
The Hunger Games | In Plain Sight | Jekyll (BBC) | Legend of the Seeker |
Leverage | Life | Lost | Lucifer |
The Magicians | The Magicians | The Magicians | Matthew Swift/Magicals Anonymous |
MCU | MCU | MCU | MCU |
Alternates: smut/fluff journal |
(aka The Moon Boys) |
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MCU | MCU | MCU | Nikita |
Spiderman: Homecoming |
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Once Upon A Time | Person of Interest | Prodigal Son | Prodigal Son |
Sherlock (BBC) | Supernatural | Supernatural | Teen Wolf |
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles | Tolkienverse | Tolkienverse | The Umbrella Academy |
Alternates: deprecated Vanya journal |
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The Witcher | X-Men | ||
X3: The Last Stand era |
I hate to be one of THOSE RPERS but...
Feb. 27th, 2011 03:35 amIf you're going to play a character like, oh I don't know, maybe THE MASTER, what might really help you is learning to SPELL. Or even just use your spellcheck. It's right THERE. It even auto-underlines words that are misspelled as you type. Not that I've never misspelled anything in my life, but come on. He's the MASTER. He corrects others' GRAMMAR. I'm sure he'd know how to spell 'preferable'.
This is brought to you by, in parts, anal retentiveness honed from decades of academic-based competition, a severely fucked sleep cycle, two bottles of black currant cider I didn't even like much, an all-night marathon of Black Books, and, yes-- obscene amounts of bitterness due to rejection. Deal.
This is brought to you by, in parts, anal retentiveness honed from decades of academic-based competition, a severely fucked sleep cycle, two bottles of black currant cider I didn't even like much, an all-night marathon of Black Books, and, yes-- obscene amounts of bitterness due to rejection. Deal.
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Nov. 10th, 2010 07:21 pmI don't think I'm ever going to find an RPG where I feel like I belong. It seems like whenever I think I've finally done so I find out that people have been complaining about me. And the way I find that out? The very first, initial way? Is that I get a warning-- or in this case, a strike!-- from the mods. So awesome that I can't be asked about my intentions before it's just assumed I meant to be a total asshole who needs to be punished.
Part of it I think is just who I tend to play at these games. I look at other people who play the Master and wonder, even if they're having a good time, just how happy they really are underneath. Even if people are threading with them and things are going smoothly IC and look like tons of fun, who knows how many secret complaints they're getting from people who should really man up and come forward first and give the player a damn chance before throwing them to the wolves. Who knows how many strikes or warnings they've gotten. He is an incredibly hard character to play in any game, because he tends toward things that most people find abhorrent. He has no moral compass. People hate that.
I'm a writer, so I know how to throw away my moral compass when necessary. But I'm not an idiot (not in that way, at least), and it's not like I don't have one when it comes to others. To be accused of plotting marital rape, and then of threading abuse, when that was not my intent-- and then, after bringing that point up, to be told that yes, it was my intent and what I was doing-- is a total slap in the face. It makes me realize how many people actually LOOK at what I've done and judge it based on that alone, and how many people bring all their random preconceptions about me to the table first.
I expected better from the mods, at least. I always do. I don't know why I bother anymore, though.
I'd also like to know, really: since when is a strict, controlling single father with PTSD, 'abuse' that needs to have warnings? When there is no hint of violence or incest? And please don't tell me that her desire to please him, her remaining at home to take care of him with his psychological condition, or his kissing the top of her head is indicative absolutely of either of those things. You guys would make shitty profilers.
But anyway, it's not just about this. I wasn't fitting in there anyway. I can tell when people don't want to play with me. So guys, don't worry. The evil triggery asshole is leaving. I'll let you go back to your equally, if not more, questionable stuff that I would never just run to a mod about, because even though, yes, I've had a hard life and have suffered abuse?
At the end of the day I know it's just writing, and I can live and let live. Such a shame.
Part of it I think is just who I tend to play at these games. I look at other people who play the Master and wonder, even if they're having a good time, just how happy they really are underneath. Even if people are threading with them and things are going smoothly IC and look like tons of fun, who knows how many secret complaints they're getting from people who should really man up and come forward first and give the player a damn chance before throwing them to the wolves. Who knows how many strikes or warnings they've gotten. He is an incredibly hard character to play in any game, because he tends toward things that most people find abhorrent. He has no moral compass. People hate that.
I'm a writer, so I know how to throw away my moral compass when necessary. But I'm not an idiot (not in that way, at least), and it's not like I don't have one when it comes to others. To be accused of plotting marital rape, and then of threading abuse, when that was not my intent-- and then, after bringing that point up, to be told that yes, it was my intent and what I was doing-- is a total slap in the face. It makes me realize how many people actually LOOK at what I've done and judge it based on that alone, and how many people bring all their random preconceptions about me to the table first.
I expected better from the mods, at least. I always do. I don't know why I bother anymore, though.
I'd also like to know, really: since when is a strict, controlling single father with PTSD, 'abuse' that needs to have warnings? When there is no hint of violence or incest? And please don't tell me that her desire to please him, her remaining at home to take care of him with his psychological condition, or his kissing the top of her head is indicative absolutely of either of those things. You guys would make shitty profilers.
But anyway, it's not just about this. I wasn't fitting in there anyway. I can tell when people don't want to play with me. So guys, don't worry. The evil triggery asshole is leaving. I'll let you go back to your equally, if not more, questionable stuff that I would never just run to a mod about, because even though, yes, I've had a hard life and have suffered abuse?
At the end of the day I know it's just writing, and I can live and let live. Such a shame.
following simple directions
Mar. 28th, 2009 03:51 pmit's horribly wrong, maybe. but the ending to saw IV kind of reminds me of shitty rp scenarios i've been in. xD