Sutoratosu Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 None other than Dobby, sensei. The guy who tells me to lighten up with my OCs XD
Support Squad Felicity Posted April 5, 2015 Support Squad Posted April 5, 2015 And you say I write and create serious characters :I *Stares smugly* Bruh, bobby still has a profound love for roleplaying as the initial persona of Ozzy and being silly in general. It''s just that he has his own issues, just like everyone else, that are exacerbated by the fact that he pretty much now has an alter ego vessel now for Ozzy in his Transformation and actually has to face his fantasies in real life. EDIT: When forced to face something unpleasant, most pople hide from it. In this case, Bobby hides behind the shield of Ozzy because A: Scary ass monsters and B: he realises just what was wrong with his fantasies.
Sutoratosu Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Bruh, bobby still has a profound love for roleplaying as the initial persona of Ozzy and being silly in general. It''s just that he has his own issues, just like everyone else, that are exacerbated by the fact that he pretty much now has an alter ego vessel now for Ozzy in his Transformation and actually has to face his fantasies in real life. Which is precisely what I mean, lols. He's still silly, but now there's a hard underlying reason to it, isn't there? or at least a greater one than there was previously?
Support Squad Felicity Posted April 5, 2015 Support Squad Posted April 5, 2015 I suppose a good comic relief character with no more substance past his use is hard to write : p
Raindrop Valkyrie Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 I am surprised people don't say my characters are super serious XD. But, the dynamic between Vixen and Bobby/Osmosis is probably going to be a source of a lot of silliness XD.
Support Squad Felicity Posted April 5, 2015 Support Squad Posted April 5, 2015 Bobby is afraid, Ozzy is... complicated. on the one hand she did help and Ozzy likes to think he sees "The light in all". on the other, she stabbed him with ice needles.
Shamitako Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Which is precisely what I mean, lols. He's still silly, but now there's a hard underlying reason to it, isn't there? or at least a greater one than there was previously? Susbstance isn't the same thing as seriousness tho. Everyone's got something to them, otherwise they wouldn't be human
Pixl Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Susbstance isn't the same thing as seriousness tho. Everyone's got something to them, otherwise they wouldn't be human Yeah, like that innate urge to kill
Shamitako Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Shush, I can't help that >:c Also, nobody said anything about Kindle's theme(s) ono
Support Squad Felicity Posted April 5, 2015 Support Squad Posted April 5, 2015 Yeah, like that innate urge to kill Both bobby and ozzy lack that particular... urge
Shamitako Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Well, go do that Also have I mentioned your avatar is awesome?
Support Squad Felicity Posted April 5, 2015 Support Squad Posted April 5, 2015 Shush, I can't help that >:c Also, nobody said anything about Kindle's theme(s) ono too busy listening to j-pop bae, sorry ^^
Sutoratosu Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Susbstance isn't the same thing as seriousness tho. Everyone's got something to them, otherwise they wouldn't be human It's more or less the same to me though XD cause if there's no sustenance to an OC- I can't take em seriously at all XD Perhaps the better/ more suitable term I thinking of is "Driven" though... yes, driven is what I mean, more than simply "Serious"
Pixl Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Just did. First one's voice is a little weird. Second song is good for a character theme, but I can't help but imagine the sound starting at 0:45 to be like eating flesh.... It's Acqui's fault for making me read Saya no Uta. You have not, but thanks Yanma is adorable
Shamitako Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Yes, exactly, Pixl. I wish I could have the second one with the first one's words owo As for eating flesh, I'll have to hear it again And Strat, of course. But that doesn't mean all characters with substance are serious. It's like rectangle's and squares owo
Support Squad Felicity Posted April 5, 2015 Support Squad Posted April 5, 2015 It's more or less the same to me though XD cause if there's no sustenance to an OC- I can't take em seriously at all XD Perhaps the better term is "Driven" though... yes, driven is more what I'm thinking. Substance to me comes from how well the writer just made the character their own person. Ex. one of the new anime coming out this season pretty much combines Ecchi, shounen and food, 2 of these genres being the most notorious for cookie cutter characters. The most common being either a faceless protagonist, the kind to be worn like pants for the viewer, or the passionate moron. The protagonist easily fits into the latter but the motives and reasoning as well as just the characters dialogue made him seem far more distinguished than the average lug. He was passionate because of a dream he harbours to succeed his father and the anger when his dream is pretty much sullied. I can't really get it across as wel to those not versed in the genres well and tbf it was like one episode so far but the show immediately made him feel like a character of his own despite his conformations to his character archetype and so he felt more sustantial. it also helps that when he beat the enemy, not only the woman but all 3 thugs with this woman burst out of their clothes in dellght. ecchi done right, but not the point
Raindrop Valkyrie Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Substance isn't really a thing. Characters always have it, it is how deep the rabbit hole goes that is the question. Not every character needs a giant fleshed out epic, nor does every character need justifications for every thing about them. But, this can certainly add to a chance to connect to a character, or to understand why they are the way they are. Some characters are better with that shroud of darkness. But, player characters typically should have this. It makes them more human. And a comic relief character can still be pretty dark, or have a somewhat still serious backstory and still be that. Perhaps it could even help them resonate that much more with people. There are a lot of things that people use to explain things in writing that truly... do not exist. And it is the adherence of these things that make them more dangerous than actual tools. One shouldn't set out to write a character with "substance". It is a non-goal... you can't really do that. It isn't something you can just know about a character and achieve it. In fact, heading out after it will cause it to become muddled... and lost if you set your sights for it. A lot of substance isn't a good thing. Focus on things that truly matter, and the amount appropriate for that character... those will make a better character every time. There is a place for all characters, and even ones who seem to be one way on the surface, can be all that much more underneath and not lose who they are.
Support Squad Felicity Posted April 5, 2015 Support Squad Posted April 5, 2015 So, what happened to Kindle? I guess Hiss will drop her off on a mattress when they get a chance to post? Your fault for randomly making her collapse really : p
Chevaleresse Posted April 5, 2015 Author Posted April 5, 2015 Substance isn't really a thing. Characters always have it, it is how deep the rabbit hole goes that is the question. Not every character needs a giant fleshed out epic, nor does every character need justifications for every thing about them. But, this can certainly add to a chance to connect to a character, or to understand why they are the way they are. Some characters are better with that shroud of darkness. But, player characters typically should have this. It makes them more human. And a comic relief character can still be pretty dark, or have a somewhat still serious backstory and still be that. Perhaps it could even help them resonate that much more with people. There are a lot of things that people use to explain things in writing that truly... do not exist. And it is the adherence of these things that make them more dangerous than actual tools. One shouldn't set out to write a character with "substance". It is a non-goal... you can't really do that. It isn't something you can just know about a character and achieve it. In fact, heading out after it will cause it to become muddled... and lost if you set your sights for it. A lot of substance isn't a good thing. Focus on things that truly matter, and the amount appropriate for that character... those will make a better character every time. There is a place for all characters, and even ones who seem to be one way on the surface, can be all that much more underneath and not lose who they are. exhibit A: Black Star
Shamitako Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 I guess Hiss will drop her off on a mattress when they get a chance to post? Your fault for randomly making her collapse really : p Well yeah. There was just a lot of posting done and I wasn't sure where she'd ended up
Hiss13 Posted April 5, 2015 Posted April 5, 2015 Well yeah. There was just a lot of posting done and I wasn't sure where she'd ended up Kindle is now sleeping on a mattress with a blanket over her courtesy of Nagi. On another note, I don't know when I will be able to post again as it all depends on whether or not I get good WiFi in Florence.
Shamitako Posted April 6, 2015 Posted April 6, 2015 I'm going to just keep Kindle quiet for now. This interaction is too big and confusing right now and I don't want to make it worse >_<
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