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Re: CITY OF ARIEL

[(Anonymous)]

everything the above anons suggestion, plus when the next hmd goes up, put that you're uncertain about your characterization in it. ask for feedback in helping you make your character more interesting if they're not.

don't be afraid to take it outside of the cr meme and to pms if you have something you want to work out with someone. i've found a lot of times stuff that gets planned and isn't solidly worked out gets pushed aside because there'll always be another cr meme to replan those things and events and random tags sort of take up someone's time. make the plans. solidify them. offer to set up a log.

Re: CITY OF ARIEL

[(Anonymous)]

've found a lot of times stuff that gets planned and isn't solidly worked out gets pushed aside

This. I don't know if it's the case for the OP, but when I have a specific plan for interaction, and an IC date to set it on or around, it is much easier for me to follow through with than something vague. If the only plan is that characters should meet, it's a lot less likely to happen. Things that generic move to the bottom of the list, unless there's some follow-up from the player to work things out.