Post by The Mainerishi on Apr 28, 2011 10:03:13 GMT -5
So, what's everyone doing with themselves now that ACW has gone? Does anyone still E-Fed?
For me although I still E-Fed, my current home is also closing. Round about the time I'm elevated to main event status. (I swear I'm fucking cursed). However, in the meantime I've been playing a game called "Wild World Wrestling", a pen and paper roleplay like classic Dungeons and Dragons but centered around a wrestling company. You play multiple characters (albeit the promo's are far shorter and simpler so you don't get overburdened) and matches are told round by round and aren't monolithic essays like they are around these parts.
Multiple characters means you can have different characters at different ranks (some at mid-card, others main event etcetera) and it means you need less players to fill up a whole roster so there's less problems with inactivity and less of a need for people to play the game. There's no mod bias either as it's all done on character skillpoints and die rolls. I'm having pretty good fun with it. I've just won my first match and am apparently getting four of my characters booked on the next show (two are a tag team though) so it should be good.
Besides roleplaying, I'm also hopefully heading to University on a Law degree in September at a Russel Group (that's Ivy League for Britain) university. So, things are going swell. How about you guys?
For me although I still E-Fed, my current home is also closing. Round about the time I'm elevated to main event status. (I swear I'm fucking cursed). However, in the meantime I've been playing a game called "Wild World Wrestling", a pen and paper roleplay like classic Dungeons and Dragons but centered around a wrestling company. You play multiple characters (albeit the promo's are far shorter and simpler so you don't get overburdened) and matches are told round by round and aren't monolithic essays like they are around these parts.
Multiple characters means you can have different characters at different ranks (some at mid-card, others main event etcetera) and it means you need less players to fill up a whole roster so there's less problems with inactivity and less of a need for people to play the game. There's no mod bias either as it's all done on character skillpoints and die rolls. I'm having pretty good fun with it. I've just won my first match and am apparently getting four of my characters booked on the next show (two are a tag team though) so it should be good.
Besides roleplaying, I'm also hopefully heading to University on a Law degree in September at a Russel Group (that's Ivy League for Britain) university. So, things are going swell. How about you guys?
