Tahu 1000 wrote:
I've noticed of late that the number of active roleplays seems to have declined. Currently, you have a Battlefield, Imagination, and Shades of Light. The latter two have just been revived and are going slowly, while the Battlefield series quickly knocks people out. I don't know about you guys, but I like to participate in roleplays. However, the number which I can participate in is very limited, and it's probably the same for other people. Does anyone know why this is, and am I alone in wanting more roleplays?
On a similar note, there haven't been many new stories. Ever since the Roleplay and Literary sections were merged, quantity has declined drastically.
Fall of Crandor progresses slowly because Znath has cycled through so many roleplayers, he's run nearly out of options. The few people he HASN'T tried are either people he doesn't want to try, can't try due to their horrible activity, or are people who show no interest in the complex story.
You're not limited to roleplays unless they're literally not there or you're banned from a topic. You're not alone in wanting more roleplays, either. But I already have a topic. So does Znath. And Stip. And Earl of March. Most people are calling dibs on battlefields (thank you, Adam, for starting that trend <3). So join the trend; if you want to get more roleplays out, MAKE one.
And there was a decline in topics before the merge. Some time ago the roleplaying / literary forums were wiped clean. I remember being within one of this place's first topics that brought roleplaying back to where it was, and I'm pretty sure Shadow7 remembers how the literacy portion of this place got back on its feet
Tahu 1000 wrote:
But then I don't really get to participate, really. I'm not sure I could be both a character and a moderator, given all the arguments I get into with my opponents.
Have you never considered to change your tactics, at all, to be less... to put it bluntly, annoying to everyone else? There are probably very, very obvious common links between what the arguments have been about. To be a character demands common sense in posting. To be a moderator of a roleplay demands both common sense in posting as well as respect from others.
If you truly enjoy roleplaying enough that the village isn't covering it for you, join a site dedicated to roleplaying.