a DC dressing room?

[atomicsized.livejournal.com]

HI GUYS RANDOM QUESTION.

If I were to try to start a decent DC dressing room of some kind, would you use it?

➔ BUT JILLI, AREN'T THERE A BILLION OF THESE?
No, there are like... 3.5, all of which either aren't really used (to the best of my knowledge! please correct me if I am wrong!) or are infamously terrible.

➔ Why not try to revive one of the existing non-sucking ones?
Well, er, I don't know who runs those. Sorry...

➔ Why only a DC dressing room?
I dunno, I guess it could be all comics! But there are a few of those, too. Don't wanna step on any toes.

➔ WHO ASKED YOU TO MOD OH JESUS
No one did shut up I realize I'm not. Awesome. At modding. Due to a fundamental lack of tact, kindness, patience, etc. But someone else could always do it! I'm really just broaching the subject.

What always annoys you about dressing rooms? What kind of differences would you like to see if this did happen? How much setting/what kind of theme would you like? What kind of rules?

... and what would you name it.

Comments

[aiyokusama.livejournal.com]

Hmmmmm... what annoys me? The human element ^_^;; I can't stand the whining entitlement and drama of the muns when all I want to do is play with characters and have some fun. The only thing other then that is plots. Or rather, plots where people are belittled for if they can't/don't take part of them. Okay, maybe that feeds into my first point. Heh.

A game that recognizes that people have lives outside of their computer would be a very good thing.

Oh, and I really REALLY wouldn't worry about stepping on toes. Even when games have the same premise, they can be very different beasts. There more there are out there, the better the chance that someone can find one that really suits them and their characters.

For the record, I run the quasi-dressing room game gotham_ft . If anyone is interested, feel free to check us out :)