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Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

I'm in a somewhat similar camp as Nihil and Quix, in that I don't enjoy them because there's a lot of work involvedwhich is also why I don't really engage in too many futuristic or fantasy either because of the world-building involved, or at least, there's this perception that if you're going to have a character in that time period, then they gotta know their shit they have to act like they're from that period. You can't have a Celtic era Scotsman saying things like dude. It breaks the immersion for all of those involved. Then again, it's been many years since I've tried doing one and I think if I got it in my head to just play the role, focusing on the characters and the events, rather than so much on the setting, then it would be possible and I could have fun doing itespecially if my partner was of a similar mindset and didn't crawl up my ass about inaccuracies. Even recently in Into the Night Land, I'm having to go back and edit out all of the instance of them using a rifle because what they actually had is a shotgun and... I thought those were synonymsdon't judge me, omg. While playing it though, you just want to forget about those small details, like what the uniform looks like exactly, what the language was like exactly, and I think that a lot of times, I could be wrong, nobody really gives a shit. Like, something I've always wanted to do but because of a lack of knowledge on the subject, I've felt too insecure, is a World War era military homo erotica. I love that brutish masculinity, the grittiness of it, the casual brotherhood of being in the same unit, working as a team, boot camp, firing weapons, saving each others lives, etc. But like the example I gave above, all guns kinda look the same to me small one, medium one, long one, thick one that you rest on your shoulder and it goes BOOM!. In this kind of situation, the history isn't the important part. It would barely mention whatever enemy they're fighting, whether it's Nazis, Russians, Vietnamese, whatever the weaponry isn't the important part the vehicles aren't the important part. It's the flavor of that particular type of male bonding that doesn't really happen in any other setting, and there is something so much more brutal about the World War and Vietnam War eras than more modern wars. I, personally, feel there is less glamor in recent films about Desert Storm and the like. So, I think the potential to enjoy them is there but merely as a backdrop for characters that are influenced by the period but not necessarily beholden to it.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

Do you like to do historical period rps? No. I agree with the above posters. There is too much research and too much that I could, and would, mess up. I already look up certain things if I want my rp to have a smooth feel to it. If I want what Im doing to be believable, and Im not sure if my ideas will work, then I look it up. When writing Acquisitions, I wanted to see how my character could in fact get out of a garage in the situation she was in. So I did some looking around and found what I ended up doing. It was completely believable, and it worked. With a period rp, I dont want to describe the clothing wrong or say that my character used something they didnt have then. I dont want to get the politics wrong or simply how things were done. Rps are suppose to be fun, and when I have to do a ton of research and worry if Im getting it correct, then its not fun anymore. I will say this though. I am currently giving a period rp a try. It's been going on for over a year now. I gave it a try because I really wanted to work with this man, and it was his idea. So I figured what the hey. I went out of my comfort zone, and we're still rping it. I'm glad he handles certain details about the rp.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

Do you like to do historical period rp's? Yes, I love them. I write to escape reality and what better place to go than to the sometimes glorious and sometimes not so glorious past? What do you like about them? I find swords to be way more gangster than guns. Where else can you look a man in the eye as you are about to take his life? Any fool can fire a gun, but it takes skill to use a blade. Violence aside, I do enjoy the simple differences of those eras. Sometimes life was simple, rudimentary, but simpler. Interactions were more real, no technology to drain out the art of conversation. Sometimes it was more complex, with traditions and customs that modern civilizations do not adhere to. This also served to create various points of contention and drama, which I love to include in my RPs. Civilization clashes are always fun as well, when two great cultures or powers collide and the differences between them have to be overcome when two characters meet and develop a relationship. I like pets as well, and owning a horse in a RP allows me to indulge in that as well. Using different color for languages and such also adds a bit depth to the RP in my mind, if one employs more than one character in a RP. But overall, as a fan of history, its the differences from present day and then that I love to explore. Favorite historical periods? Anything from ancient Babylon to World War Two, though I haven't done much RPs set after 1453 Fall of Constantinople and generally considered to be the end of the Middle Ages. My favorite eras would be Ancient Rome, Viking era, EuropeMiddle East during the Crusades, and Mongol invasions. Hardesteasiest thing about them? I do agree that historical accuracy can be a chore. Pictures often help cover descriptions, but I do not think the RP should be made or broken in this regard at all. I guess the hardest thing is research, but I love learning and discovering new things about history and civilizations so it isn't necessarily a bad thing for me. To each his own, I guess.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

Do you like to do historical period rp's? I do love historical period RPs. I'm a bit of a history addict, so its sort of a given for me, but I still think they can be very exciting and interesting. Favorite historical periods? Unlike a lot of people, I like the later periods a lot more. I do have a soft spot for the Crusades culture clash is great, but really I love end of the 19th century and early 20th century. I tend to shy away from anything WW2 related - I always find it a little creepy that so many people seem interested in the Nazi guy-Jewish girl dynamic. No offense if you like that sort of thing, but its always a little unsettled me. I like unusual settings. Exotic areas, like Russia, China and Japan are very exciting in this period, as is South America. Generally, though, I'll give any historical period a go. Hardesteasiest thing about them? Unlike some of the people above, I really don't think you need that much research into a period to think about it. Accuracy problems can be annoying but, having worked on history for years, I've found out that the real life past is more surprising than you could ever imagine. People were strange and jarring and weird in the past, and there's no reason you can't channel this into the past. The trick here is a reasonable level of consideration. Obvious, as Quinn says, its weird if a 12th century Scot calls someone dude. But does it matter if he wears tartan which wasn't really invented until the 19th century really? I don't think so. Likewise I wouldn't have sweated the rifleshotgun thing. But I appreciate that, for some, that ruins the immersion. I suppose what helps for me is that if you are playing Royaltynoblessignificant people then of course more research is needed. But the more ordinary your people from the past get, and the further back in time you go, the less we know about them as historians. That gives you more room. There's a danger in getting obsessed over what sort of shoes a soldier in Washington's Army might wear that is in no way relevant to whether he is trying to seduce a young British girl. Anyway, I love historical RPs! So if anyone reading this fancies one, I'm going to shamelessly plug the link to my request thread below. Or just PM me!
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

I concern myself more with geographical and political details. Because once you start mucking up the time line you're into alt history and I'm not so much a fan of that genre. Still world building for a fictional setting is a lot more entertaining because you can plunder history for ideas then making sure I dot all my i's and cross my t's.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

I find it odd that the biggest stumbling block most people have is the research. I'm a stickler for accuracy, for the most part, so like Mr. Quixotic if I wasn't as accurate as I could be then I would feel I cheated my partner. For a medieval wedding scene I looked up menus for weddings in medieval times, looked at what was available and came up with something I thought worked, but that is me. Alt History is fine, or even thread it if you need to do so, but how accurate you are depends on your partner and you. I've been capable enough to get through it all with my own reading of history, historical literature, and movies of the times - where I know what is or is not accurate. Then again like writing its a hobby so even if I delve into it, I am happy to do so. I can be as accurate, or not, as I need to be without worrying about it. NihilisticImpact said Still world building for a fictional setting is a lot more entertaining because you can plunder history for ideas then making sure I dot all my i's and cross my t's. Click to expand... Right there, that's the best way to do it. History is rich, like a pudding, or ice cream. Take what you want, add your own toppings and make it your own. Personally, when I need to do so, this is the way I go. All I do is add a little detail here or there to add some time period to the story and stay away from anything that is unneeded. Nice to hear everyone's viewpoints. Thanks for sharing.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

True historicals honestly terrify for the same reasons as mentioned above. However, I'm all right doing alternate history or bending rules by delving into steampunk. When it comes to alternate histories, I do have very specific periods that I'll broach--Ancient GreeceRome, Viking Age, PioneersOld West, French Revolution, Middle Ages and Regency.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

One of the reasons I'm against alt-histories is that most people just don't consider all the ramifications of the changes they make, so the setting often ends up feeling shallow and fake to me. I'm also annoyed by steampunks neo-colonialism and whitewashing of the horrors the victorianedwardian age actually inflicted upon people. And it is usually not punk at all.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

This is quite true if you get into something that delves into politics or wars or what have yous. I try to stay away from that because I find it too cumbersome. At that point I'd rather create my own world and history and add dashes of this and that for flare, which I lean more toward on the whole. To be honest, I can't remember the last time I broached a historical. Oh wait...about 3 years ago. French Revolution. I believe it's the only one I've done too. Lol. I tend toward fantasy, scifi and cyberpunk type stories the most.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

Ahh, but I love those two, politics and war. They are what I desire most, that big picture out look of larger then life individuals making decisions that will effect hundreds of thousands. It's just easier to place it within a fictional setting because there you don't have a road map and things can get rather interesting. As can be readily noticed I favour fantasy heavily. Though I've been willing to dabble with some pulpy science fantasy with an interesting setting.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

XD Oh I know you do and agree it's far easier when the setting is your own and either of the fantasy or scifi genres. Plus, it's so much more fun to create your own rather than be restricted by what happened at a particular time. I might be fascinated by an era, but I know my preferences as well as my strengths and weaknesses. 3
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

darkangel76 said XD Oh I know you do and agree it's far easier when the setting is your own and either of the fantasy or scifi genres. Plus, it's so much more fun to create your own rather than be restricted by what happened at a particular time. I might be fascinated by an era, but I know my preferences as well as my strengths and weaknesses. 3 Click to expand... I'm cool with altering history a bit for the sake of a good story. And for not being fully accurate, so long as it's believable. There's just something about being able to suit up in armor or following particular etiquette or behavior or not having the ability to call someone up on the phone that is sometimes appealing.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

NihilisticImpact said I'm also annoyed by steampunks neo-colonialism and whitewashing of the horrors the victorianedwardian age actually inflicted upon people. And it is usually not punk at all. Click to expand... This is, actually, something I agree with. I find a lot of the rather ephemeral history involved in steampunk a little uncomfortable at times. Its cherry-picking of a very complicated time period. I do quite like alternative history, but I do agree with you that it takes a special partner to think about all of the changes and consequences. And doesn't always work with the sort of romancesex plots that I play out on Bluemoon.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

Reydan said NihilisticImpact said I'm also annoyed by steampunks neo-colonialism and whitewashing of the horrors the victorianedwardian age actually inflicted upon people. And it is usually not punk at all. Click to expand... This is, actually, something I agree with. I find a lot of the rather ephemeral history involved in steampunk a little uncomfortable at times. Its cherry-picking of a very complicated time period. I do quite like alternative history, but I do agree with you that it takes a special partner to think about all of the changes and consequences. And doesn't always work with the sort of romancesex plots that I play out on Bluemoon. Click to expand... I'm totally fine with cherrypicking and whitewashing if my partner is okay with it. If my partner wants something more nuanced that is fine too. My job is political, and often involves knowing how sausages get made in the kitchen, so historical rps are for me fun escapes from reality. It's a more controlled reality than pure fantasy but I still want to escape.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

Alatriste said I'm totally fine with cherrypicking and whitewashing if my partner is okay with it. If my partner wants something more nuanced that is fine too. My job is political, and often involves knowing how sausages get made in the kitchen, so historical rps are for me fun escapes from reality. It's a more controlled reality than pure fantasy but I still want to escape. Click to expand... See, thats interesting, because my job involves working with history on regular basis and I too am well aware of how the sausages get made, but end up with a different reaction to some of it. Although, like you, I don't mind the odd cherry picking. Its more the wider scope of steampunk that I have a problem with, as I feel that as a movement as a whole it isn't as much a cherrypick as a consistent re-imagining of the 19th century without any of the problems and difficulties. Sad thing is, some of those are the things that make the period so interesting and provide the best settings for RPs.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

There is just a level of respect I hold for history, because I enjoy looking back and seeing how the decisions of the past lead to today. Sure for a purely fluff smut rp it doesn't matter so much but that's shit to me. I spit on it, and have no interest in doing something so droll. Give me my history in all it's horribleness, let me revel in the sieges of the Duke of Parma during the 80 Year War. Or failing that in something inspired by them in a completely fictional setting were I feel I can breath and alter things. The only steampunk novel I've ever read that I considered actual punk with the Difference Engine. I do not have a job involved with politics or history, and I find these details important as a lay studier of history.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

NihilisticImpact said There is just a level of respect I hold for history, because I enjoy looking back and seeing how the decisions of the past lead to today. Sure for a purely fluff smut rp it doesn't matter so much but that's shit to me. I spit on it, and have no interest in doing something so droll. Give me my history in all it's horribleness, let me revel in the sieges of the Duke of Parma during the 80 Year War. Or failing that in something inspired by them in a completely fictional setting were I feel I can breath and alter things. The only steampunk novel I've ever read that I considered actual punk with the Difference Engine. I do not have a job involved with politics or history, and I find these details important as a lay studier of history. Click to expand... Eh, in the end to each his or her own. I quite enjoy history when it comes to books, films, etc, I actually got a degree in it once upon a lifetime. And in my job it greatly informs what I do, sausage-making or no. But when it comes to rps I just don't let anything get in the way of my escapism.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

I have DD for that, even if it is informed by my understanding of history. So I don't need to muck about with our own timeline and can just make my own.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

NihilisticImpact said I have DD for that, even if it is informed by my understanding of history. So I don't need to muck about with our own timeline and can just make my own. Click to expand... True enough. But sometimes mucking with the timeline, or re-interpreting history, is what people find fun. It's certainly the case with me.
Thread: Do you like to do historical period rp's?

Alatriste, I think you and I have a lot of the same views when it comes to historicals. I do tend to stay away from things ie events, etc that might bog down a timeline too much or just create an alternate one just for fun. As for the steampunk way of the things, I'm more a fan of the post apocalyptic re-emergence of the Victorian riddled with a dash of this tech and that. So you don't get the history so much, but more of the nuances of an era instead.
Thread: Frèa

Intros! Welcome this is where you will say your Element, Name in the Subject. In your message describe yourself, maybe tell a bit about yourself, Or whatever. Do as you please!
Thread: Frèa

Lightning, Electro Lightning267endr said Welcome this is where you will say your Element, Name in the Subject. In your message describe yourself, maybe tell a bit about yourself, Or whatever. Do as you please! Click to expand... Hello! My name is Electro... At least that's what my friends named me, I have not real idea what my name is. I could give you a short background about what I DO know but then I would just waste the people who don't care's mind XD. So Rather than that I'll just explain a small detail about myself and if you want to know more than ask! Ok... So first.. Umm... Right! I was nicknamed Electro because there is people in the world with powers called or stoicho polnomochiyaiya in English, It means element fullpowers in two langues. Stoicho is a word from Greek, and polnomochiyaiya is from Russain. I'm new to all this too so I don't know much either. OH but don't go around telling people about this whole powers thing, When I tried talking to this guy in a black coat about it he tried to kidnap me! I just hope He's ok, I'll go check on him later this week.. Other than that I'm just trying to figure everything out. Maybe I'll let you know how everything goes over time yea?
Thread: Sara Mesa

Hi. This thread is for a perticular person. Sara Mesa. It's Mary. I'm hoping you'll remove your block on me on yahoo. I was stupid. Forget frigid. I'm happy for what ever type of lady you wish to play. Please contact me on my yahoo of MARYGREENTL. I was an idiot. Like nuts, stupid dumb. Please forgive. Yours Mary XXX
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Bumping. Friendship FTW.
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Bumping, because everyone deserves a second chance!
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Bump, because we need Sera to see this!
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Bumping because In love strange things.
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Thanks for your help darlings. Your so kind.
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Hope the bumping helps, Mary.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THIS WOMAN?! -Holds up a picture of a really chubby baby-
Thread: Reila's MXM Plots *Updated as of 12/15/2016*

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RE I Remember You Were Conflicted Literate M seeking F, group roleplay This sounds really fascinating, I'd be willing to play as one of the ladies. Aside from the latexgas mask and pure bimbofication, I am all for it. I like my character to be more aware than bimbofication would usually allow for. The rest I am a-okay with. I really don't get why there aren't more posts, this is fantastic.
Thread: (FxM) The Search for an RP Partner

Hello. I saw your post and wanted to send you a message. You seem to be the type of partner I hoped to find when joining this site. Someone who values story over smut, detail, and creativity. I'm a particular fan of post apocalyptic scenarios, however am very open to others as well. If interested in talking and possibly collaborating, send me a PM here or, if you want a way to reach me quicker, you can addmessage me on YIM s24rich34. Serene said Hello all! Serene here. I'm currently looking for another long term male RP partner to do a story-based RP. I have a few things that I am looking for, so I though I would take a moment to talk about them before I give my ideas. 1. I really value detail. I tend to lean on the side of writing at least paragraph posts, and I would appreciate a partner who did the same. 2. Good grammar is awesome, so please use it! I'll do my best to do the same. 3. While I enjoy the smut, I also am looking for something story focused. Building a good story adds to all of the scenes. 4. I post pretty frequently, and I'd appreciate someone who did the same. 3 Anyway, if you agree with these things...you should send me a message! Here is a list of rolesthemes that I'm interested in doing Post Apocalypse two survivors Dystopia brainstorming needed Vampire x Vampire Princess x PrinceKnight Fantasy brainstorming needed Two runaways Spy x Spy Celebrity x Average Person Something 1920's I'm also open to really any other suggestions, my main focus is just finding an RP partner who is looking for the same things as I am! Please let me know! Cheers, Serene Click to expand...
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PM sent. Interested in 1st story about the student exchange.
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I like the idea Rewarding if you want to PM me about it.
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Wow. Well I had a lot of pms and rp wishes, I didn't expect that much . Thanks to all I will try to answer everyone when I have the time.
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Bump, still looking for a RP about the taking care of grandfather
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Thread: That's Not Funny [f seeks M to give it hard to Harley]

RE Jurassic Pork Clever Girl seeks M I'll play it but only if the dinosaur is the result of putting a velociraptor and Jeff Goldblum in the same teleportation pod and out pops a stuttering, swarthy chaos theorist.