On Fri, 16 Dec 2005, Karen J. Cravens wrote: > On Fri, 16 Dec 2005, Carl D Cravens wrote: > > CDC>I think that PBeM works out better for you because you don't feel > CDC>pressure to articulate everything on the spot... you've got time to > CDC>consider what you're going to say and do. So I'm curious why you > CDC>think narrating your character third-person, past-tense would make a > CDC>difference, unless you think you'd be allowed more time to think about > CDC>it in this case. > > It's not *just* the time thing. I'm a bad actor. Did I mention that? A partly not-so-serious answer, but anyway - There are RPGs that are easier to play if you do not take them that seriously. Bad acting can be a plus in, e.g., It Came from the Late Late Late show, Tales from the Floating Vagabond and Toon. /Ola -- Ola Ågren * corps@acc.umu.se * ola@cs.umu.se General Preprocessing Perceptron - How to put an awful lot of "knowledge" in a weighted sum. ---------------------------------------------------------------- GAMERS Home Page: http://www.phoenyx.net/gamers/
