Who are you again?! lmfao.

As I have stated, welcome to CPN Staff, we have much work to do.

Yeah, I'm really looking forward to seeing what kind of people it brings to CPN.

Who says you have to have a lot of players? That's a point of view that more players = more activity = better RPing experience. I happen to disagree with that logic myself. I think between 4-6 players is the optimum for a RPG if you intend it to actually have some kind of narrative. The problem with open world concept RPGs is that you give the players the freedom to do whatever they want, freedom that includes not participating in the RPG's story campaign if they don't want to. To me that is counter productive if you're looking to try to craft a compelling story, cause who's to say if anyone will even participate?

That's just from one point of view though, writing isn't the core focus of most RPGs, how well you write is unimportant. With table top RPGs (which is what I see as the basis for forum based RPGs as well) it's about creating a campaign where everyone is having fun. Narrative is very important, but the person most responsible that is your DM (or whoever is running the story) cause frankly without some guidance no story is ever going to get anywhere.

Was a fun RPG.

lol, Nancy probably didn't even know what a zoid was.

lmfao...

Well I got started with RPG before I found MSN Groups, I was 12 when I was first exposed to D&D which I quickly became very much interested in and after running a character for quite awhile I got my first chance to create my own Campaign and never looked back. It was late 2001 when I first found MSN Groups, I was just looking up information on Dragon Ball Z and ended up coming across a RPG (Ultra DBZ RPG) and after joining some non-RP groups that had to do with DBZ and Final Fantasy I eventually joined Ultra DBZ RPG 2 seeing it as kinda like D&D but forum based. I quickly found the lack of order and freeform atmosphere to be something I didn't like so by mid 2002 I was already working on my own DBZ RPG and I've been creating forum based RPGs ever since, attempting to make them more and more like the table top experience.

Indeed, they are all going to be very useful going forward