04-24-2015, 10:20 AM
'Best' Character - Deadpool
I said it on the Book Club post I did for 'im, and I'll say it here; Deadpool is just the perfect mould and fit of a character for the wackiness and pure chaos the Omniverse is a lot of the time. I found his takes of breaking the 4th wall to be really interesting, also; that he physically knows he's being he's being written out as a character on a role-playing forum.
'Best' Writer - Straizio
For similar reasons Proto voted him. I found his take on the Pale Moors to be exactly as I'd imagine it in my own head, and I liked how he changed from first person to third between his posts, though it got a little confusing at points. He took sometime to flesh out and give the NPCs he wrote a lot of character, also, which is one thing I love in writing, though I sadly struggle to imitate in my own works.
'Best' Solo Story - The World of Omni and The Last Avenger - Raincheck
Even if I was a bit behind when I read this one, it really riveted me and got me pumped up for when I take Jon into that storyline. The cast of characters in there was colourful, and there was a lot of action going on which kept the story engaging and had me at the edge of my chair as I was reading it.
Most Helpful - Sasuke
I know he won it for last months, but I didn't vote for him on that round and I feel I should vouch for him here. Sasuke's looked over every post I've made for Jon so far and given me really insightful and helpful feedback. He has a real drive and motivation to help people out, and I like that. He's certainly a dude who I hope sticks about for a long while.
Rising Star - Shay Cormac
As someone who's something of a fan of the AC series (though Rogue and Unity were a bit suckish, in my own opinion) I was pretty happy to see this character be picked up. I enjoy the take the writer does on him, and the direction the character's headed in is certainly interesting.
'NPC of the Month' - Dmitri (Search for Power)
My options were kinda limited for this one, since I feel that how interesting and engaging an NPC can be depends on the writer in question, how he perceives them and how much time he takes to stop and develop and flesh out the NPC in question. I thought Dmitri was a cool guy in this thread, and was fairly nicely done.
I said it on the Book Club post I did for 'im, and I'll say it here; Deadpool is just the perfect mould and fit of a character for the wackiness and pure chaos the Omniverse is a lot of the time. I found his takes of breaking the 4th wall to be really interesting, also; that he physically knows he's being he's being written out as a character on a role-playing forum.
'Best' Writer - Straizio
For similar reasons Proto voted him. I found his take on the Pale Moors to be exactly as I'd imagine it in my own head, and I liked how he changed from first person to third between his posts, though it got a little confusing at points. He took sometime to flesh out and give the NPCs he wrote a lot of character, also, which is one thing I love in writing, though I sadly struggle to imitate in my own works.
'Best' Solo Story - The World of Omni and The Last Avenger - Raincheck
Even if I was a bit behind when I read this one, it really riveted me and got me pumped up for when I take Jon into that storyline. The cast of characters in there was colourful, and there was a lot of action going on which kept the story engaging and had me at the edge of my chair as I was reading it.
Most Helpful - Sasuke
I know he won it for last months, but I didn't vote for him on that round and I feel I should vouch for him here. Sasuke's looked over every post I've made for Jon so far and given me really insightful and helpful feedback. He has a real drive and motivation to help people out, and I like that. He's certainly a dude who I hope sticks about for a long while.
Rising Star - Shay Cormac
As someone who's something of a fan of the AC series (though Rogue and Unity were a bit suckish, in my own opinion) I was pretty happy to see this character be picked up. I enjoy the take the writer does on him, and the direction the character's headed in is certainly interesting.
'NPC of the Month' - Dmitri (Search for Power)
My options were kinda limited for this one, since I feel that how interesting and engaging an NPC can be depends on the writer in question, how he perceives them and how much time he takes to stop and develop and flesh out the NPC in question. I thought Dmitri was a cool guy in this thread, and was fairly nicely done.
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