So I cant...be me anymore?

[Jsc]

I understand. Factory Judges make decisions that sometimes not everybody agrees with. I get mad too sometimes. Just like you. But then I try to remember it's just a game. Kinda silly, kinda awesome, and I really don't have a reason to complain at all.

I mean. I get to imagine I'm a Jedi and swinging around a lasersword all day. How cool is that right! Woo. It's thoughts like that helping me keep centered and optimistic. Rock on man. Thanks for being enthusiastic about Roleplaying.

 

[Break]

Did someone say Rockman? [member="Jay Scott Clark"]

 

[Jsc]

[member="Break"] Dang straight! Rock on Rockman.

*guitar solo*

 

[Nikolas Faselli]

Lol yeah, I'm not doing that again, I'm cool. I just don't like how a factory judge among others can hate dragons for even existing

Factory Judges have a field on which they work at. I'm judging planets. If I were to judge species, then it would have been kind of strange.

I would say my hatred on dragons is surprise because I made one kind of dragon, but I never thought they would start multiplying. At the moment, I think that even though I gave my dragons weaknesses to make them less powerful, their ability to change their body (either through illusions or for real) is kind of OP. They could turn into a rock and voilà, the fight they may have had is over. Or instead, they could turn into something really powerful - into a giant, maybe. Another OP thing. While I do agree that most people here who have played a Nàrran have done it fine, I do not think they should actually fit into Star Wars.

By the way, if a person goes with the flow and makes a dragon like others, it has become just as cliché as Jedi and Sith are. >.>

 

[HK-36]

[member="Alcastor G1"], [member="Jay Scott Clark"]

Just want to point out that the Judges don't set the rules for the Factory, we are consulted about them, but the final decision is always left to the Admins, we only make sure that what goes through the section of Factory we are assigned to is not too overpowered and does not stand out from the setting too much.

Now, as one of the Species judges, if I was faced with ruling on a draconic species in the factory, I would not deny it simply because it's a dragon. If you show me that you have really thought your submission through and you put the necessary work into it then I'll approve it, sure. It's not my place to really tell you what you can or can't RP, I write a droid with feelings and ambitions for Galactic peace, maybe you want to write a dragon, more power to you, but what I really look for is work and details. The more powerful the submitted species is the more detailed and fleshed-out I expect it to be.

If I'm going to deny a species it is either because it's a rather, and pardon my Polish here, half-assed submission, there's a major error in it (Like recently I denied a submission because the writer attempted to add a sentient species to a planet where there was supposed to be no sentient species, although I gave them a chance to change the planet and work with me through PM's on that one), or there's just something too breaking like immortality.
Other than that, if you put effort into your submission, I'll respect that and work with you to get your submission cleared through the factory as soon as possible, dragon or not.