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Can we have a seminar on what makes a hook useful and fun for other players?

haha, i didn't mean to lecture, sorry. but in seriousness, there's no simple answer to that. i figure though, since people irl love talking about themselves, why wouldn't this apply to rp? so generally i have my characters (if so inclined) demonstrate their curiosity about the other people around them, and ask questions. they engage and start a discussion. sometimes this blows up into a huge stupid argument, just like socializing can sometimes, unless someone tries to smooth things over.

don't just pepper them with dialogue, either. that gets super dull really fast. no offense, but too many rpers rp like they're playing dolls, and nobody moves much because they don't have very many manipulable parts. body language is good, even if it's just fidgeting to show that they're nervous or wild gesticulation because they don't express themselves very clearly in words.

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