| From: | NeoJudas neojudas@******************.com |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Independant Characters |
| Date: | Mon, 2 Oct 2000 04:10:52 -0500 |
Subject: Re: Independant Characters
> >How does anyone else deal with this? Really, it's making things _very_
> >difficult on my GM, because he has to come up with alternate ways to deal
> >with the problems, results of my actions, ways to bring in replacements,
> >etc. I can't really convince myself that I should override the
character's
> >wishes, and sitting down to talk with the character just chills me in an
odd
> >way...
> >
> >I think I'm just losing my mind.
>
> Fear not, Nexx, you're not alone - and if you're losing your mind, I'd say
> you'll have company on the ride ;)
Nah, he'd have to have a mind to lose first... ;-)
> Suffice to say that my GM has got used to the disgruntled look on my face
> when I KNOW my character should do one thing, but she's decided to do
> something completely different. It's called the "plot goes this way now!"
> face...
Actually, I don't know. To me, what Nexx is describing isn't quite the same
as the "plot goes this way now" face (which I'm forced to integrate and
cover for all the time). What it sounded to me was more like Nexx was
utterly bored with the style/type of game that he's involved in, and wants
to take his character(s) in directions his GM simply isn't going at that
point.
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