Okay, I'm having one of those moments again. The kind where I get all depressed about Mercy becoming evil (because I really didn't want her to!) and about how there are WAY to many OC's! Not pointing fingers at anyone, because I'm doing it too, but seriously! If you want to make an OC, could you PLEASE just write an article about them first? We need some idea about them first!
That's why I won't be RP-ing at all until I can actually WRITE a story for Casey! I suggest a lot of you guys do that, saying that some people don't even put up a bio for their character!
One more point, PLEASE refrain from making more OC's than you need! I mean, I get it if you need to make them for like, one night to make sense of something in your fanfic. I've already deleted a few of my RP accounts, I suggest some of you do also! But please, don't overcrowd!
And I also learned this term from one of my friends: God modding. That's a big no-no also! So that means, don't make yourself "so powerful that you can take over the world with the snap of my fingers"; it also means don't be able to just dodge everything that comes at you and don't be so invincible that you can be stabbed in the heart and be completely fine! (I know, that happened to Mercy, but I will explain that later)
One more thing (probably not) DON'T control other people's OC's! I know in real life, we don't control other people! So, don't put them in those kind of situations!
Okay! I promise, almost done! I just wanted to give a round of applause to those people who show that their OC's are imperfect. They are able to show that they go through what a bunch of us go through on an everyday basis! Not being perfect, second-guessing ourselves, and being who REAL people are!
And one last idea! What if: Because there are SO many OC heroes, and not that many villains (That doesn't mean you need to create one!!) Once you see that about 2 or 3 OC's have gotten themselves into a fight, don't swoop in and join... 3 or 4 OC's only, to make it more fun and interesting!
**But don't forget to interact and not always be the lone wolf!**
Haha! You thought I was done! Nope! Just also wanted to say, IF Mercy does come back as a normal hero, NEVER question what she does... E.V.E.R.... Unless you want to repeat the "I'm a mentally and emotionally unstable villain who hates my life" thing!
Sorry if you guys don't like any of the things I have stated, but thats life! Deal with it! This has been bothering me for far to long and I thought SOMEONE needed to say it! Love you guys!
-KatRox1
That's why I won't be RP-ing at all until I can actually WRITE a story for Casey! I suggest a lot of you guys do that, saying that some people don't even put up a bio for their character!
One more point, PLEASE refrain from making more OC's than you need! I mean, I get it if you need to make them for like, one night to make sense of something in your fanfic. I've already deleted a few of my RP accounts, I suggest some of you do also! But please, don't overcrowd!
And I also learned this term from one of my friends: God modding. That's a big no-no also! So that means, don't make yourself "so powerful that you can take over the world with the snap of my fingers"; it also means don't be able to just dodge everything that comes at you and don't be so invincible that you can be stabbed in the heart and be completely fine! (I know, that happened to Mercy, but I will explain that later)
One more thing (probably not) DON'T control other people's OC's! I know in real life, we don't control other people! So, don't put them in those kind of situations!
Okay! I promise, almost done! I just wanted to give a round of applause to those people who show that their OC's are imperfect. They are able to show that they go through what a bunch of us go through on an everyday basis! Not being perfect, second-guessing ourselves, and being who REAL people are!
And one last idea! What if: Because there are SO many OC heroes, and not that many villains (That doesn't mean you need to create one!!) Once you see that about 2 or 3 OC's have gotten themselves into a fight, don't swoop in and join... 3 or 4 OC's only, to make it more fun and interesting!
**But don't forget to interact and not always be the lone wolf!**
Haha! You thought I was done! Nope! Just also wanted to say, IF Mercy does come back as a normal hero, NEVER question what she does... E.V.E.R.... Unless you want to repeat the "I'm a mentally and emotionally unstable villain who hates my life" thing!
Sorry if you guys don't like any of the things I have stated, but thats life! Deal with it! This has been bothering me for far to long and I thought SOMEONE needed to say it! Love you guys!
-KatRox1
changed into a nice red dress with a green shawl, belt and earrings. I put on some mascara and red eye liner and strawberry lip gloss. I brushed my hair and flew out of my room, down the hall.
"My family."
Description of the TV Show:
Young Justice follows the adventures of the teenaged superheroes Aqualad (the team leader, age 16), Robin (age 13), Kid Flash (age 15), Superboy (age 16 weeks), Miss Martian (age 16 in Human years), and Artemis (age 15), who have finally gained independence from their leaders and the privilege to start their own covert operations team (of the very popular Justice League).
The series is not based on the Young Justice comic series by DC Comics or any comic series in particular, but is simply based on various young heroes of the DC universe – who are sidekicks and proteges of infamed adult DC superheroes (most of which make up the Justice League).
Summit
Airing: 03/09/2013
Episode Summary:
The Light calls a Summit to decide the final fate of Aqualad, the team… and the entire planet Earth!
Young Justice follows the adventures of the teenaged superheroes Aqualad (the team leader, age 16), Robin (age 13), Kid Flash (age 15), Superboy (age 16 weeks), Miss Martian (age 16 in Human years), and Artemis (age 15), who have finally gained independence from their leaders and the privilege to start their own covert operations team (of the very popular Justice League).
The series is not based on the Young Justice comic series by DC Comics or any comic series in particular, but is simply based on various young heroes of the DC universe – who are sidekicks and proteges of infamed adult DC superheroes (most of which make up the Justice League).
Summit
Airing: 03/09/2013
Episode Summary:
The Light calls a Summit to decide the final fate of Aqualad, the team… and the entire planet Earth!
She stabbed me and keeped stabbing me against a wall.
