Agonus

Yup. As others have said though, it takes a lot of coordination, and players who can show up on at least semi-regular intervals are a must, as quality plots are incredibly difficult to start and finish in one night. We've had a lot of success, but also a lot of misfires for any one of a number of reasons, mainly necessary characters not showing up, and lack of planning and/or people not paying attention to plans. Players who also whine about not knowing what a SG/VG is planning to do but who also utterly refuse to take any initiative to look on forums or even read the freaking message of the day never fail to amaze me.

*puts in shillin' cap*

Anyway, a ways back, I started a teenage runaway type character, Black Anna. Wasn't really a villain per se, just on the run from police due to a bit of a misunderstanding. Anyway, at first she joins up with a vampire group, thinking they're a gothic industrial band, and hangs out with them. That group sort of faded, so I re-rolled the character. Then she joins this revolutionary type group. Then the vampires re-formed, so Anna started bouncing back and forth between both groups. Then an ebil vampire tried to bomb a vampire friendly bar. Then Anna actually turned into a vampire. Then Anna's vampire friends got blamed for the bombing (the IC logic didn't make any more sense, either). Then the vampires got meaner (Anna's been described as a court jester that doesn't know she's the jester) and I started losing interest in Anna. Then Twilight hit, aaand it was fun while it lasted.

And then there was the time my costumed supervillain VG, the Supreme Society, attacked a school for superteens, the Destine Academy, and kidnapped a few students to try to brainwash them. Long story short, the SGs involved dropped off the face of the earth, but some of their players stuck around. So in the end, the prime student we actually wanted IC, Aria Force, ended up with a hardcore case of Stockholm Syndrome for the villain who watched over her during this time, and she's beeing with the SS ever since.

And then there's the time my evil Billy Batson character, Tim Tetherson, was angry IC with other members of the Society. So Tim starts starts using his powered form to be a hero. During this time, he gets his first ever “girlfiend” who's also a superhero, but neither the Society nor the hero girl's friends liked the idea. So Tim gets caught by the SS and put to trial for being a traitor, which leads to him accidentally losing his powers. (The followup to that is my only AE arc, fwiw, meant for outside parties.) Eventually, the hero girl is killed in action, (the Society had nothing to do with that) and Tim got his memories of the girl erased by my telepath, Agonus. Turns out the aforementioned girl the Society kidnapped, Aria, was a friend of the late heroine, and she's been playing detective to find out who mindwiped Tim. She calls out Agonus on it. Agonus says he can't restore Tim's full memories, but there's another crazier telepath the SS knows who may be able to do so. Agonus leaves it to Aria that if she restores Tim's memories, she's responsible for his actions. And that's actually where we've left off.

Early access to Dual Pistols?! Oooh, nifty! Sure you need to pre-order GR, but still, counts me in, yo.

Supposed to get between 12 and 16 inches here in central PA. And yeah, pass me some of that global warming too while you're at it.

This has bugged me from day 1, though I don't know if it's reasonable to be able to modify NPC text to look for the "the" when applicable when they talk to you.

For example, you can call yourself "The Sapphire Specter" but NPCs will always refer to you as "Sapphire Specter." It's a minor thing, but still, it's annoying.

Bombshell Girl. (No pics yet, sorry.)

After accidentally receiving some pieces of power armor as a gift, Michelle Tetherson decided to pursue her "lifelong" dream of competing on her favorite reality TV show, Paragon's Next: SUPERModel. However, only established superheroes can compete on the show, so Michelle adopted the codename name Bombshell Girl and made her way to Paragon City. Now she's desperately trying to get some experience as a hero, so that she can eventually become the world's greatest supermodel superhero.

'Course the character ends up collecting dust more often than not because I'd rather play a capes/tights silver age style hero, I'm just having a hell of a time coming up with a concept for that, that I'm happy with.

As others have said,
Freedom, which is an all around general purpose server
or
Virtue, which is the unofficial Roleplayer server. Granted it's entirely possible you could spend a long time on Virtue and never run into any evidence of RPing. Me, every few days I run into players who don't understand the double brackets thing or don't even believe Virtue has a lot of RPers.

For what it's worth, the last major update to the game was largely cosmetic with power customization. That and the addition of the Walk ability have been great boons for us RPers, not so much for the folks looking for more gameplay additions. I haven't seen any solid numbers, but with that in mind, it's entirely possible Virtue may be a lot closer in population to Freedom than most think.

The Supreme Society has a built in "junior division" for younger villains known as the Teen Tyrants. It's meant to be pretty close to what your talking about, but kids these days and authority, y'know? Started it as a separate VG, but that didn't work out so well and they were folded into the SS.

More dances. Anything. Please.

/em, 80's, Forming a sword a la lion Voltron and the blazing sword

/em, more 80's, Holding up a sword like He-Man when he does the "I! HAVE! THE POOOWWWWAAAAH!" thing.

Spinning a pistol by the trigger and that little looped guard thing around it on your pointer finger then holstering it (it'd just disappear) on your thigh. Like the trick RoboCop does at the firing range in the first movie.

Is there any reason why this can't be done in a SG? I found an old thread where there was concern about someone going powermad, but giving the ability to promote and demote players who are offline to the superleader should be a workaround for that.

Meh. Just throw a handful of shiny things at them. Keep 'em occupied for a while.

There's particular aspects of me in my main characters, but the fun part is getting to play out the traits to the extreme in-game. I'm a small guy, and I am overly fascinated with both the physical power that I do -not- have, as well as focusing on what I do have, which in comic terms would be something like psionics.

For a more melee take, Fire Melee and Shield Defense, using the energy shield, can be synced up visually pretty easy.

I have toon loosely inspired by Larfleeze, an Ill/Rad Controller to play off the focus on construct pets.