yeah, that'd be understandable. i mean more like a serious scene where the player writes something like, "he knew his cohort was in the right, but didn't want to admit it because lbr, he's a massive butthurt manchild with megalomaniac tendencies and right now a snotty mug drizzled with man-tears." if that's your sense of humour, cool! a joke now and then's awesome, but i feel in a more serious scenario it would rob it of tension and subtlety.
in my personal experience most RPers do not understand subtlety at all and you have to go to that level of extreme exaggeration to not have them think a)you missed something or b)you deeply agree with and avidly defend/justify this heinous villain and his disgusting view points.
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(Anonymous) 2013-03-31 06:03 am (UTC)(link)DA
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(Anonymous) 2013-04-01 05:25 am (UTC)(link)Most rpers don't realize this, because they never allow their characters to be wrong in important situations, which is as bad.