Characters that irritate you/yours -

[Doug R.]

Well, they're not entirely new. They were there before, a long time ago, and must have died out without me noticing. Still, your point stands. Unfortunately, there's way more players that choose to ignore such things than there are players that choose to acknowledge them.

[Piscator]

Well, it's always a bit difficult to judge which changes we are supposed to ignore and which not.

"Look, the animals are back!"

"Are you nuts? They've been here all the time."

"But I never saw one..."

"So? You never saw your fuel gauge either before you ran out of fuel last year..."


It's problematic.

[mojomuppet]

Any mother flipping char that is too lazy to listen to the question that was ask them to answer properly. Being forced to ask the same question over and over makes me want to just kill the other char and then I dont need an answer at all.

[Arenti]

Any mother flipping char that is too lazy to listen to the question that was ask them to answer properly. Being forced to ask the same question over and over makes me want to just kill the other char and then I dont need an answer at all.

I told you I was tired!

[Mitch79]

Hechi

[Snickie]

Isabella in Pok.

She annoys the crap out of me. She's so boring and mopey all the time. I dislike chars like that.

[Slowness_Incarnate]

I think half of Pok just...is annoying.

[Snickie]

Well some of them are funny in their annoying ways, to an extent.
Now I'm curious to know who you play. Though I already have my theories. But this is not the thread to discuss that. I digress.

…I was going to type something relevant to this thread, but I forgot what it was. Maybe I'll edit it if I remember.

[Kelli]

Charries that spawn and IMMEDIATELY leave without a word. It's so painfully obvious that the reasons for leaving are ooc and thus a CRB....

Grrrrr....

[Gran]

Charries that spawn and IMMEDIATELY leave without a word. It's so painfully obvious that the reasons for leaving are ooc and thus a CRB....

Grrrrr....

Not so much. I had a newborn charater leave DoUrden as soon as possible to evade taxes, which were plainly written in the local laws. I dare to say that nothing can be painfully obvious in way that a single action can be used to deduce all of the motives behind it.

[Snickie]

Charries that spawn and IMMEDIATELY leave without a word. It's so painfully obvious that the reasons for leaving are ooc and thus a CRB....

Grrrrr....

Not so much. I had a newborn charater leave DoUrden as soon as possible to evade taxes, which were plainly written in the local laws. I dare to say that nothing can be painfully obvious in way that a single action can be used to deduce all of the motives behind it.

I kind of get what Kelli's saying.

3058-4.17: You notice a man in his twenties whom you haven't seem before.
3058-4.17: You say: "Hello, sir, and welcome to Town."
3058-4.17: You see a man in his twenties leaving Town, taking road to Other Town.

I think that's what she meant. In which case, I agree. Newspawns leaving before they'd even had time to read the laws? Irritating as heck.

[Kelli]

Yes, that's exactly what I meant.

OR if they do not like the laws....they can at least state that in courtesy before leaving....

[Mitch79]

Or they find themselves in the same situation I've been in where they have too many characters on the same island, in the same area and need to get rid of newspawns who end up too close together. That's happened to me way too often lately.

[Snickie]

That happened recently in one of my towns (but more than four days ago). And all quotations are paraphrased.

One guy who'd spawned there (Char A) was sitting around minding his own business. Another guy shows up from the road from the next major town over (Char B). So my char, in an attempt to be hospitable and friendly, says "Hi, Welcome to town." Char B is all like, "Hey. Nice to meet you all." Then Char A looks up and is like, "Hey, you scumbag. I don't like the looks of you. Go elsewhere." Char B didn't even have a description, which made me suspicious. So then, Char B then is like, "What did I do?" And my char says that there was no reason to treat him like a scumbag and asked why he did that. Then Char A told me OOCly in a whisper that he played both Char A and Char B. Char B then said he needed a map because there weren't any good ones in the town he came from, and Char A was all, "Yeah right. Suuure there weren't." Then another woman piped in at some point, and my char had had enough and decided to go inside to do something else for several hours.
Char B ended up using the potato harvester for a day for food and then left for the mountains.

[Kelli]

Or they find themselves in the same situation I've been in where they have too many characters on the same island, in the same area and need to get rid of newspawns who end up too close together. That's happened to me way too often lately.

It could still be rp'd...