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Since some people are lazy (me), you should link the roleplay you want people to join. Another great way to gather interest is to have the link in your signature. The more you post around the site, the more exposure your roleplay gets -- or at least that's the theory I'm running with. XDQuote:
Originally Posted by vickiazn
Here's the link to The New Fujisaki. I would, but I'm such a newb that I don't know how to create the signature. . . D:
Added a quick tutorial on your profile :)Quote:
Originally Posted by vickiazn
Thank you! You are Master!
Yes. I agree wholeheartedly. I also dislike spam roleplays. Ya know the ones I'm talking about. The ones that are too over the top with trying to rope people in and the ones that are constantly sending players messages. Yup, Spam Bot said it all.Quote:
Originally Posted by nimiuttenia
1. My free time.
2. The people who have already joined (it's sad to say, but some people are just bad at RPing, too much so to give them a second or (in some cases) third chance)
3. The overall content vs graphic of the RP (if an RP looks great but has little content, I won't bother. A pretty first page means nothing if there's no idea behind it)
4. The setting's potential. I like sandboxes and directed stories, things that fall in the middle just don't work super well for me.
5. Characters/items allowed, sometimes you just don't want to be a bloody sparkling vampire, sometimes you don't want to join a sword fighting RP for the Xmillionth time.