Sith Pureblood in this site?

[Vincenzo Palminteri]

Is it possible, or are they really extinct by now? I've been wanting to make one since I began playing TOR, that's my reason for wanting one here.

I ask here cause another question was asked here as well.

 

[Ayden Cater]

Assuming you could craft an interesting and engaging story as to how they would have survived roughly 4,500 years in some fashion, I suppose there exists the possibility. But if you just want to have a Sith Pureblood because of TOR, I would suggest leaving the idea there.

 

[Vincenzo Palminteri]

I was thinking of having a Sith Pureblood frozen somewhere, but idk if that is logical. Plus, that's not my only reasoning, tbh, I feel making a Sith Pureblood makes more sense than using a Ssi-Ruu with a birth defect, let alone a Ssi-Ruu at all as the Wookiepedia speaks of Ssi-ruu in past tense and now that I think of it, it kinda makes less sense to RP a Ssi-ruu in this site to begin with.

 

[Vincenzo Palminteri]

I was thinking of having a Sith Pureblood frozen somewhere, but idk if that is logical. Plus, that's not my only reasoning, tbh, I feel making a Sith Pureblood makes more sense than using a Ssi-Ruu with a birth defect, let alone a Ssi-Ruu at all as the Wookiepedia speaks of Ssi-ruu in past tense and now that I think of it, it kinda makes less sense to RP a Ssi-ruu in this site to begin with.

Now that I am mostly done his profile, anyone mind if I make an account for this Sith Pureblood?

 

[Ben Watts]

Frozen could make sense. I know of a few characters who used the frozen storyline so you should be able to pull it off. I wonder how well a Sith Pureblood would fit into the Galaxy.... hmmmm.

 

[Cira]

I would say, simply, and ironically coming from me with my dozens of alts, but stick to one character and one character only. Develop him. Delve into the roleplay as many, many, many other writers have advised you to do in the several other threads you've posted about ideas about making more characters.

You go through characters like a diva goes through haute couture; a couple have barely had a thread out there to develop them at all if that. Take it with a grain of salt when I say, if you are going to make a Sith Pureblood, get a good credible storyline, and stick with it, and it only.

Ultimately, you've shown that while you have a spark of creativity, you do not have the control or ability to be able to maintain more than on alt consistently enough to develop him. Do one first -- then, once you mastered that, maybe do another.

 

[Vincenzo Palminteri]

I would say, simply, and ironically coming from me with my dozens of alts, but stick to one character and one character only. Develop him. Delve into the roleplay as many, many, many other writers have advised you to do in the several other threads you've posted about ideas about making more characters.

You go through characters like a diva goes through haute couture; a couple have barely had a thread out there to develop them at all if that. Take it with a grain of salt when I say, if you are going to make a Sith Pureblood, get a good credible storyline, and stick with it, and it only.

This post is why I asked if anyone minded... cause really... now I'm hesitant to make a new character without absolutely hating it later due to you guys being annoyed with the fact that I even made it >.>

 

[Ben Watts]

No one is gonna be annoyed at you making another character, don't worry about that my man.

But she has a very good point, you really want to develop your character. Ben is my only character because I have so much to do with him. It takes a long time to create a character, develop him/her with some awesome character development, and then watch them grow right before your eyes. And you cannot say there isn't anyone to do it with because this website is full of people who will launch their characters your way so that you can grow your own character. I would HIGHLY recommend getting to a Knight level, or even Master, with one character before you start bringing up more characters.

This is not meant to deter you in any way, in fact the opposite, but you do go through characters without giving them a chance. A good tip I like to use is to always have more weaknesses than strengths when you make a new character. Discovering and developing strengths is the most fun part. When Ben was first created he was a real cry baby. Daddy issues, very brash, didn't care if he lived or died. He was as close to the darkside as a Jedi could get without being one, but he had very pure intentions. But he is NOTHING like that now. I have developed him into a very caring, noble, and wise Jedi who knows all of this stuff due to his shortcomings early on.

Most of all, make sure you enjoy your character. Make sure the person you are writing with is someone you care about and want to see succeed. Give him some qualities of yourself that you can relate to. A lot of Ben is just me but Jedi form and I actually got to see how Jedi me would react to certain situations, and sometimes, it surprised me.

 

[Cira]

It's not hating it. We love creativity. But what is the point if you don't even do anything with it?

In the most blunt, but tactful way I can put it, you flutter from idea to idea with an oo shiny mentality that does no one any favors if you are not doing anything WITH your creations. (And i recognize oo shiny, i do it all the time. ) As a person who has 127 alts ( yes 127) I can tell you that yes, each and every character is unique and yes, their background stories are epic.... but you know what makes them REALLY stand out?

Doing something with them. Tossing them out there in threads to see what sort of character development happens. The point of post by post roleplaying in this type of medium is that it is cooperative writing; that being, you are working alongside other writers who will collaborate in a story with you -- but that doesn't get to be put in effect unless you actually take the time and the pro activeness to roleplay.

I may have dozens, upon dozens of characters, but at the very least, I have roleplayed each and everyone of them to truly see their potential. I interact. I don't just let them collect dust. Whether they be merely established NPCs that have turned into PC's, characters merely for story development in minor roles with other writers, or my mains, they all will find some measure of struggle, joy, sorrow, hope, fear, drive, and purpose roleplaying....

Not simply collecting dust while being cast aside for another creative idea.

Do something with your creations; apply them. Mingle. Interact. It is a roleplaying community for a reason. You want to create a Sithpureblood... fine, do so, we embrace the creative process and the excitement of making a new character. But make it a worthwhile story, interact with others in threads, really put your time and commitment to this one, and only one character.

Because otherwise.... what is the point in creating them if you don't roleplay them?

 

[Vincenzo Palminteri]

Alright, I apologize if my last post seemed a bit rude, but really, I'm pretty much never 100% sure if I'll be always interested these days, even though I really want to RP my characters. I've wanted to RP as every character I've had so far, believe me when I say that. I'll try my hardest to stick with this Sith Pureblood, but if you knew me long enough, you'd probably be noticing that since I actually started RPing in general, I only fully developed a RP once and that RP is long dead and my only RP relationship came crashing down.

 

[Cira]

Which is why, stick to one specific character you have a muse for. Develop them. If the rp dies... start another or join an open thread. Mingle, mingle, mingle, mingle.

Your muse gets inspired by interacting with other people. By going out there and having that unknown element of another writer tossing some new deal in, reacting and then acting, pushing the storyline forward. Applying something new to interact with.

Do what Dorie does.

 

[Vincenzo Palminteri]

Alright, gonna make the account in a few minutes, and if the bio doesn't make enough sense, I'd like some help with it

 

[Ben Watts]

PM me any time for help.

Except you @[member="John Harrison"]

 

[Sekk Vanados]

There.

 

[Ben Watts]

PM'ed you a few things. Check it out. Or don't.

Do it.

 

[Tyger Tyger]

So, you won't mind if I steal the Ssi-Ruu idea, then?

 

[Ben Watts]

WOOOO! Ssi-Ruu carries on.

You know, honestly, if you have some ideas I might make one with you Tyger. I love the idea, enough to make a second character, and I never make second characters!

 

[Sekk Vanados]

So, you won't mind if I steal the Ssi-Ruu idea, then?

Go ahead, Tyger

 

[Tyger Tyger]

WOOOO! Ssi-Ruu carries on.

You know, honestly, if you have some ideas I might make one with you Tyger. I love the idea, enough to make a second character, and I never make second characters!

It'll likely be on hold until I finally, really, REALLY start getting this guy rolling, but yeah -- I'll keep you posted. Or you keep me posted. Whoever makes the dinosaur first.

 

[Ben Watts]

Get him rolling then, sheesh, what a slow poke you are.

How hard can a smuggler be!?