Shame (the opposite of bragging)

[Hot_Dancer]

By the time I remember to do one, all my shit is out of order.

[Akaramu]

I gave in to an odd urge. 

[Winterless]

6 years of play, 14 pcs.

I need to play more dangerously.

[Tuannon]

Play how you want to.

Some people like magically aware death ninjas, some people like back room dealers..

[Taven]

I never do biographies.

I used to do a LOT of them. This character, I haven't been as inspired for Bios, I've been too busy with other stuff.

By the time I remember to do one, all my shit is out of order.

I just copy and paste my character reports. Or will.

I've been tempted to do this... >.>;;

[brytta.leofa]

I just copy and paste my character reports. Or will.

I've been tempted to do this... >.>;;

I try to file a character report at least every couple weeks.  Before I file a report, I try to get my bio entries up to date.  I copy and paste the new bios at the end of the report.

Don't know if that's better for staff than just looking them up, but they haven't complained yet.

[Taven]

I just copy and paste my character reports. Or will.

I've been tempted to do this... >.>;;

I try to file a character report at least every couple weeks.  Before I file a report, I try to get my bio entries up to date.  I copy and paste the new bios at the end of the report.

Don't know if that's better for staff than just looking them up, but they haven't complained yet.

Man, you must have short bios. When I write a bio (when I used to...) it would take several bio slots. IE, "part 1", "part 2", and so on. I think my largest had 4 parts.

Someday, when they are old enough, I will submit a few to Org. Sub.

[brytta.leofa]

Man, you must have short bios. When I write a bio (when I used to...) it would take several bio slots. IE, "part 1", "part 2", and so on. I think my largest had 4 parts.

Ah, true. Mine are like 1-3 'graphs.

[Iiyola]

I just paste an awesome scene in my bio, with thoughts and feelings included. Sums it up mostly.

[Bast]

I just paste an awesome scene in my bio, with thoughts and feelings included. Sums it up mostly.

I should do that more...I log like a psychopath..or at least add snippets of logs into bios

[Barsook]

I just paste an awesome scene in my bio, with thoughts and feelings included. Sums it up mostly.

I should do that more...I log like a psychopath..or at least add snippets of logs into bios

[Taven]

I just paste an awesome scene in my bio, with thoughts and feelings included. Sums it up mostly.

I should do that more...I log like a psychopath..or at least add snippets of logs into bios

When I used to obsessively compulsively bio, I would have long paragraphs describing everything in detail, and then supporting log snippets. Someday, I really will post those up for y'all to see. I predict you'll get tired of them half-way through, if you get that far. I ramble a lot, I think.

I have a habit of logging everything. This works well, except for when my logs get lost or my logging malfunctions. I lost nearly all of February and the latter half of January, for example.  

[AdamBlue]

This character alone, I have over 200 RL hours played, yet it's only been just an IC year since he's been alive.

Dear god, where has the time gone?

[Karieith]

I hate when I make a grammatical error while talking in game. I'm usually pretty solid on the grammar but if I'm in a hurry (or sleepy) I'll make mistakes and it's terrible. That is my shame right now, making errors between they're/there/their, your/you're, to/two/too. I get the most ashamed though when I do the no/know mistake, that's just terrible.

[Lythaniel]

I hate when I make a grammatical error while talking in game. I'm usually pretty solid on the grammar but if I'm in a hurry (or sleepy) I'll make mistakes and it's terrible. That is my shame right now, making errors between they're/there/their, your/you're, to/two/too. I get the most ashamed though when I do the no/know mistake, that's just terrible.

This, or a few times where I've made mention to common sayings IRL that hold no reference to the games setting which leaves me feeling like a Tard.  Tends to happen most when I'm busy and playing from work.

[Dar]

I like writing character reports, because it helps me arrange the things happening in my own character's life in something more cohesive and structured.

Then again, every so often I read my own chara reports at some year old character and I wonder how do Imms even understand wtf am I talking about. It's riddled with grammatical errors, skipped words,  and missed sentences.

I actually had a character report which I clearly wrote while actively playing, it had a sentence my character said in the game. So I just typed in whatever was on my mind. Totally unrelated to the actual report. Lots of facepalm moments.

[ShaLeah]

Also: How shameful is it to avoid a clan because of the IC boss you'd have? OOCly not wanting to get involved with them?

I've stored because of bosses.

[A Large Bag]

I never have. I did push to have one killed that my pc didn't like once though. Pretty much all the underlings agreed to take them out first chance anyone got.

My shame part: I thought they did a really good job but didn't enjoy playing as their minion because my pc didn't enjoy it. I felt bad OOC when they were killed by one of us underlings. They probably never saw it coming.

[Malken]

I hate when I make a grammatical error while talking in game. I'm usually pretty solid on the grammar but if I'm in a hurry (or sleepy) I'll make mistakes and it's terrible. That is my shame right now, making errors between they're/there/their, your/you're, to/two/too. I get the most ashamed though when I do the no/know mistake, that's just terrible.

I'm sometime ashamed by it but then I realize that I'm often carrying 2-3 conversations at the same time at a pretty rapid pace AND they usually all make sense (at least to me.)

[Fredd]

I hate when I make a grammatical error while talking in game. I'm usually pretty solid on the grammar but if I'm in a hurry (or sleepy) I'll make mistakes and it's terrible. That is my shame right now, making errors between they're/there/their, your/you're, to/two/too. I get the most ashamed though when I do the no/know mistake, that's just terrible.

I'm sometime ashamed by it but then I realize that I'm often carrying 2-3 conversations at the same time at a pretty rapid pace AND they usually all make sense (at least to me.)

I swear on this recent role I'm playing I seem to make ALOT more errors. And I don't know why! it drives me crazy.

[audrey]

I stored a dwarf with exceptional strength and endurance, who was also more than good in the other two stats, and who also had a fun focus. Just because I felt like playing another character which I wasn't able to get into.

[Ashes]

I once walked into a gith hole in the tablelands, with someone else in tow.

















... On purpose.


















... We died.



















Ego ftl.

[askaran]

tried to assassinate someone. Didn't know nosave combat was on.

[Akaramu]

Adj's shame: playing drunk. 

[PurpleParrot]

I hate when I do something that's influenced by RL common sense or preferences and then am ridiculed by other PCs IG. The most recent incident is too recent, but on a different game, it was cold and there wasn't a bathhouse, so my character using my stupid "common sense" didn't bathe after getting blood all over her from WATCHING someone else kill something. (The blood code was ridiculous.)

So she was just chillin' in a tavern (it always happens in a tavern V_V;) and someone was like, "UGH you stink. Why don't you bathe?"
"Huh?" <--me not even realizing.
"You're covered in blood!"
-checks desc. Instantly ashamed. Makes something up on the spot- "Duh. It's cold outside. What, should I go freeze in the lake, get sick and die?"
"...Bathing in cold water doesn't make you sick."

Insert much flailing and rebuttal that didn't help and the whole tavern laughing at me as I storm out.

It actually caused an OOC argument, which I also lost. So shameful! Damn my pride and assumed knowledge!