Viseur

Hi Boar,

What's your global name in-game? I'm sure something can be done for you. While I'm not in-game at the moment, feel free to send a global tell to @Je Vis and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

I managed to get a few that I'm really pleased with. Most of them are names I would have taken for my mains on Virtue, had they been available. Aside from those, I also grabbed a few that I will likely release soon if I can't come up with a good concept for them.

The names I'm most likely to keep:

Knight
Fiend
Python
Atavist
Sonus
Reverie

The names I may release:

Babel
Rouge
Win
End
Trickery
North

Well, you're likely well aware of the Supergroup Directory and all that... And considering how long you've been playing, you probably have a general idea of what's out there. It seems that in this case, though, people don't feel like they can give proper advice. After all, an SG is an important thing for the character, and with such a wide assortment to choose from it may be difficult for others to narrow it down for a character that could get along well with such a variety of groups.

Though this may not have been what you were looking for, hopefully this next bit of advice will be worth something. Go with what feels right!

Hurray! \o/

No worries, Tsukasa. Here's hoping everything goes smoothly for Sunday.

If it begins on the 15th I can actually make it!

This is relevant to my interests.

Did you have anything in mind as far as team composition goes?

A question about the starting date, when did you intend to begin this? Just whenever you had enough people signed up? I'm interested in joining in on this, but can't really commit until June has ended. I imagine you'll have enough people sign up for this, but should the plans be to start after June anyway, or someone drop out, I'd be happy to take a spot.

Indeed, thanks for this. Beta will have an interesting future ahead of him.

This is a game, sort of.

Assume you're the lead super-villain in a large criminal organization, what steps do you take, or avoid, in order to be as perfectly, efficiently evil as possible?


Here's one to start: Do not test procedures on your best henchmen. Test it on your really expendable ones first. If it works, then use it on your best henchmen. Competence is not that easy to replace!

I'll be going for Beta.

The son of the successful hero Alpha Might, Benjamin Jeffries lived a fairly easy life thanks to the money that came in from merchandising. Though he had never known his mother, the bond between father and son was very close. This made it all the more devastating when, in February 2004, Alpha Might died whilst fighting his arch-enemy Xevis somewhere beneath the Atlantic Ocean.

With Alpha Might dead, the merchandising money dried up and left young Benjamin without a family. Fortunately, the timely intervention of his father's allies in the Justice Patrol saved him from becoming homeless. It was with them that he would spend most of his teenage years, though with no powers of his own he was often left frustrated by his inability to help. This especially became apparent, even to himself, when the Justice Patrol tracked down Xevis and arrested him for Alpha Might's murder. He was, of course, tried and thrown into prison, but Benjamin could not help but feel as though he should have had a hand in his arrest.

Upon turning 18, he decided without doubt to follow in his father's footsteps. Unable to go through the same scientific process that gave Alpha Might his abilities, Ben instead focused on physical training, while drawing upon the knowledgeable minds associated with the Justice Patrol. It was with their help that plans for combat-wear were drawn up. The brilliant Dr. Fero created the ingenious mechanisms within that would amplify Ben's strength, while the sorceress Fairy Wren improved the various components with all manner of defensive enchantments. It was only thanks to them that the attire was completed.

Finally feeling ready to face the challenges present in the city, he went to register. Despite the expectations of those in the Justice Patrol, he did not become the next Alpha Might. That name belonged to his father, and his legacy. It is his turn, as the second in his family, to write a story of heroics. The second, Beta.

Oh right, so I joined this thing a while ago. Neither is very coherent, but what the hey, it's for fun.

http://www.formspring.me/ArcticBound
http://www.formspring.me/seancasus

While staring at the third page of my character selection screen, I realized most of the characters on it were those I hadn't much interest in actually playing in some time, for whatever reason, and only still existed because I like their name.

So, my question is, what characters do you keep around only because you feel their names have too much potential to risk giving up?

Mine are:

Clockwork Magus
Silver Weaver
Algorhythm
Knightly
Vis a Vis
Discord Disciple

*Returns from Reality Time.* ...What the.. what?

...Alright. A bit glad I wasn't really here for all that.

Also, just now noticing The Crossing thread. Of course, I don't really pay much attention to the Roleplayer forum anyway.. but it looks like it could have been fun. A bit reluctant to jump in now, though, as it's already moving along.

Aaaanyway. Glad to see things moving along.

Oh, I believe I said something about putting together something about Virtue, but reality is doing that thing where it says, "Oh, you want -free- time, do you? Ahaha! AHAHAHA!!" So, that may not happen.

I'm wondering if there's a way to get the two communities interacting before the server merge, IC and OOC. The forums are working nicely for OOC, and I suppose they could work for IC as well, though I'm not sure if a great number of Virtueites use the Roleplay forum. A considerable number of people have taken to using Formspring for informal IC contact, using these few as examples. Obviously that's not for everyone, but it's something else to consider.

Anyway, ideas?

Hello,

Virtue-ite here. I was wondering how the RP population between Villain and Hero side compare?