A Question about Roleplay scenarios

[ZeroOrgan]

Honestly this is more of a community question then one based on server rules or mechanics. I wanted to create this thread in hopes of discovering opinions on roleplay scenarios, that generally can be fun for everyone. Action packed or just casual talks. I would like to get some opinions!

 

[RedneckLoves]

Like... What exactly did you have in mind?

Generally on this forum, if you come up with a neat idea and want to get involved, it's pretty easy to find people interested. But if you just post something that's vague and doesn't really have direction or an idea behind it, most people don't know how to respond so it ends up with no replies.

So were you asking about specific scenarios that would be neat for your character, or... what? I'm a little bit unsure exactly what you're asking for. :)

 

[ZeroOrgan]

I think the most simple way to put it is, "What're the Scenarios that everyone likes?"

 

[RedneckLoves]

It depends a lot on the type of character you and others involved are writing.

Jedi like to save people, Pubs like to talk a lot (J/K I actually don't know much about Pubs), and Sith like to blow stuff up. That's all very generalized of course.

The Jedi did a social BBQ thread that everyone seemed to enjoy at the beginning of this timeline. The Sith have been burning worlds aka blowing lots of stuff up in Republic space recently, which we've all been enjoying but they haven't been. I like awkward social situations that challenge my characters by having to interact with people they normally wouldn't. I like to do fun threads where I can use all the crazy Force powers I want to against an army of NPCs. Some people like talking with their characters. Some people like voting in the senate. Some people like meeting other people. Some people like adventuring.

Haha, it's really all about what YOU like to write and what the character you're writing enjoys or hates, respectively.

 

[The Captain]

Me personally, I prefer more adventurous and social threads. Particularly where my characters can interact with people of opposing ideas and personalities.