A Constructive Arx Thread
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Hey, just chiming in to say thanks to you lovely Artshall GMs. That spurred me to RP more in the last 24 hours than I have in the last two months.
I know those are a headache to run smoothly, but that one went off like clockwork - appreciated the strict time windows on various resolution phases, and most importantly, it gave me a ton of RP fodder to work with.
So, cheers.
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@Solstice Agreed. I had so much fun, despite a minor eeek internally when I first saw the size of the scene. But I had so much fun both with my buddies and others, and honestly having had Herja, Panic, and Aindre ST for me before (just not all of them together like that) I knew it was gonna be a treat but it exceeded all expectations.
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This is for @junipersky and @tsar over the events of Artshall.
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We are all aware I was half delirous during this scene right? I’m facepalming at how hard I went with the bare chest stuff now. >.>
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@junipersky lol it was actually pretty funny, I didn’t mind
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@junipersky I… was not aware of this. It does not change the fact that you are liked and appreciated and that we’re hungry for every kitten picture you post.
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@dvoraen Has some real strong Nightwish vibes. I like it!
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@dvoraen Idk what that’s about. The fractals are very clearly happy and joyful. Give me some Disney fairy god mother music.
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Gonna picture the Fractals as these three from now on.
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@Herja said in A Constructive Arx Thread:
@dvoraen Has some real strong Nightwish vibes. I like it!
I knew you’d understand.
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If you hide the milk in the tea, they’ll never know you’re drinking it.
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@dvoraen I hide my milk in a mudslide.
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Wouldn’t that be a wild ride if Norwood ended up freaking evil?
Like - just - wow.
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@junipersky Would evil Norwood push Cristoph off his horse?
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Reflection Norwood absolutely would.
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Okay, which one of y’all lives in my neighborhood?
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I am very happy to be GMing again. It’s good to stretch those creative muscles and help other people have fun; and also distract myself from other things.
