Let The Wookie Win
This is something I have been struggling with for a while. It seems I make new characters but quickly delete them and default to playing old faces.
The old faces are familiar and I’ve written them so long that I feel like I know them. But new characters feel clunky and foreign and I feel like they just don’t have as much thought. The old characters though are from boards set in different time periods, with different writers and from a different time in roleplaying mechanics. So they don’t always port over well.
The question is how can I make new characters feel worth keeping? Do I need to put more thought into their story? Is it one of those just fake it until you make it things?
Kuhbee for example here… I’ll go weeks in between a post because he feels meh but I would like to see him a success. I feel maybe I need to find out who he truly is but how?
Appreciate any advice.
The old faces are familiar and I’ve written them so long that I feel like I know them. But new characters feel clunky and foreign and I feel like they just don’t have as much thought. The old characters though are from boards set in different time periods, with different writers and from a different time in roleplaying mechanics. So they don’t always port over well.
The question is how can I make new characters feel worth keeping? Do I need to put more thought into their story? Is it one of those just fake it until you make it things?
Kuhbee for example here… I’ll go weeks in between a post because he feels meh but I would like to see him a success. I feel maybe I need to find out who he truly is but how?
Appreciate any advice.