Regarding the Rp_irc

[Daisukirika]

Yeah I was thinking along the lines of what L-san said, his opinion matters to me. So I was wondering If people were already comfortable with the layout of posting how the rp is then if we should still use the irc for live events. I was thinking that the Irc would be useful for the emotes and to get people kinda in the mood, but then again if people can't get in or don't have the time for the irc then I dont know.. haha. Anyways please vote so we (I) know which step to take the Rpg/irc into. Thanks guys. Your opinion matters after all you guys are the ones playing.

[RatBastich]

I put my vote in.

I had done a post, a good sized post, but then some shit happened, and I don't really remembered what I had wrote.

I'll just leave it at that.

[Sancho]

I don't know what cyber mean but I already made my vote. Hehehehe.

[daigong]

cyber means to have sex in a chatroom lol

I voted that

Legal ones only please...

But yeah. as discussed, chat room will be for emergency background planning, questions, get to know your fellow RpGers better

I STRESS YALL WHORE IN THE DISCUSSION THREAD!

[redux]

Cyber, for the lulz. Plus I can't get onto the RP channel anyways so I don't really care.

[sweeety]

He he I voted cyber..... I didn't know what it meant... honest

[Sancho]

cyber means to have sex in a chatroom lol

I voted that

Now I know. But i Vote the Both.   Well. I just thought that we shouldn't limit the usage of irc. Who knows, may be we could do something much fun. Like what Daigong explain to me........... or not......... 

[Pharadox]

I voted for both. 

I definitely prefer having the RPG here on the forums, but at the same time I think that IRC RP should be available to those people who do want to do one-on-one rp back and forth more quickly and conveniently. But I like to have time to put thought into what I'm writing (and sometimes I write a lot), so here is good for me.

I do think that any IRC RP that goes on should be posted here in a thread though so that everyone can keep up on what's going on, even if their characters don't necessarily know about it.