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goshdarnspam2010-05-28 11:23 pm
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ramble ramble ramble I am indecisive and I want to play a new character! so here comes one of these who should I app polls which I will then act on probably the day apps close or something :c[Poll #1571169]an adrenaline junkie kickass girl who can turn into animals ⇒ rachel (the animorphs)
→ pros: I love the Animorphs.
→ cons: adjustment issues to a civilian life, secret identity issues, extreme paranoia re: yeerks
a non-descript, everyday-type man from the big brother of all dystopias ⇒ winston smith (1984)
→ pros: I know this book very well, there would be a lot of adjustment issues to play out, he'd be able to provide some sort of political commentary on the situation (sometimes)
→ cons: is a superhero setting really appropriate for him? one of his key factors is that he's an average citizen.
a creepy, balding, telepathic villain who pulled off the most effective genocide in her canon ⇒ cassandra nova (x-men)
→ pros: huge meticulous plotting enabled, creepy psychological fun, a villain!
→ cons: lots of character depth I need to bring across, huge meticulous plotting necessary, exhausting playing a villain, I would never be able to use my icons because they creep me out, wtf is a mummudrai anyway
a sweet derpy boy who understands all languages ⇒ doug ramsey/cypher (x-men)
→ pros: he's friendly and can tag around, potential fun to be had with his language power, his BFFs are in the City
→ cons: his voice might sound too much like alex's, what would I do with him in the City?
I will get to slowly tagging the HMD over the weekend/next week, promise :>
→ pros: I love the Animorphs.
→ cons: adjustment issues to a civilian life, secret identity issues, extreme paranoia re: yeerks
a non-descript, everyday-type man from the big brother of all dystopias ⇒ winston smith (1984)
→ pros: I know this book very well, there would be a lot of adjustment issues to play out, he'd be able to provide some sort of political commentary on the situation (sometimes)
→ cons: is a superhero setting really appropriate for him? one of his key factors is that he's an average citizen.
a creepy, balding, telepathic villain who pulled off the most effective genocide in her canon ⇒ cassandra nova (x-men)
→ pros: huge meticulous plotting enabled, creepy psychological fun, a villain!
→ cons: lots of character depth I need to bring across, huge meticulous plotting necessary, exhausting playing a villain, I would never be able to use my icons because they creep me out, wtf is a mummudrai anyway
a sweet derpy boy who understands all languages ⇒ doug ramsey/cypher (x-men)
→ pros: he's friendly and can tag around, potential fun to be had with his language power, his BFFs are in the City
→ cons: his voice might sound too much like alex's, what would I do with him in the City?
I will get to slowly tagging the HMD over the weekend/next week, promise :>
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He can derp around being himself, that's what! Hang out with the other nerds and squee with them on nerdy things, or hang out with the uber-cool heroes and villains and pretend not to feel completely inadequate power-wise! He's awesome! *probably isn't making the compelling argument she thinks she is*