04-24-2025, 10:37 AM
Character: Sabrina Rivers
Which Event: 'neath the Sands
Responsiveness: Most narrates followed five minutes after rps at most, retaining a concise direction while adding fluff without a drop in quality throughout.
Balance: If I see you on the street? I'm slugging you for what you did.
Fairness: Each encounter was adjusted at a point, most for better and some for worse. A simple puzzle can go a long way, especially when there's light catering to the morons (everyone but me).
Storytelling: Most narrates followed a structure that was easy to follow and lead after, hardly any hitches. The plot was easy to slip into despite the (alleged) brevity of the event and the quicker pacing. Felt satisfying to write alongside the whole time.
Overall: I don't enter events with any expectations other than character development and interpersonal interaction in a closed and semi-controlled environment. The event had a couple snags here and there that were quickly and smoothly resolved, but nothing was too detrimental to the roleplay. I am pleased and satisfied with how things went. Good job.
Anything Else: eat a sock you loser
Which Event: 'neath the Sands
Responsiveness: Most narrates followed five minutes after rps at most, retaining a concise direction while adding fluff without a drop in quality throughout.
Balance: If I see you on the street? I'm slugging you for what you did.
Fairness: Each encounter was adjusted at a point, most for better and some for worse. A simple puzzle can go a long way, especially when there's light catering to the morons (everyone but me).
Storytelling: Most narrates followed a structure that was easy to follow and lead after, hardly any hitches. The plot was easy to slip into despite the (alleged) brevity of the event and the quicker pacing. Felt satisfying to write alongside the whole time.
Overall: I don't enter events with any expectations other than character development and interpersonal interaction in a closed and semi-controlled environment. The event had a couple snags here and there that were quickly and smoothly resolved, but nothing was too detrimental to the roleplay. I am pleased and satisfied with how things went. Good job.
Anything Else: eat a sock you loser