06-24-2015, 12:03 PM
That sounds like a cool fix. Maybe he grew out of his accent by partially adapting to his surroundings in the Omniverse, highly unlikely, but you could give it a shot and mention some growth he has had as a character since his arrival.
As for part two, I'd say it depends on the individual. Sometimes resolutions and quick fixes aren't really an option depending on a thing you have had your character say (or in some cases, a fellow rper improvised some dialogue) and while the words can't be taken back, if I have made a mistake and realize that was NOT something Gildarts(PC) would say, I try and think of any plausible reason he might have (ie justify it). Whether it be the age of who he was talking to, (he has a sensitivity to the younger generation) or explain he was having an "off-canon"/"non-canon" sort of day.
OC NPCs don't have this problem in the same sense, but I personally like it when the character's motives and dialogue blend well with their personality. It can be equally rewarding to see something played to its fullest as the NPC intertwined with thought and plot.
As for part two, I'd say it depends on the individual. Sometimes resolutions and quick fixes aren't really an option depending on a thing you have had your character say (or in some cases, a fellow rper improvised some dialogue) and while the words can't be taken back, if I have made a mistake and realize that was NOT something Gildarts(PC) would say, I try and think of any plausible reason he might have (ie justify it). Whether it be the age of who he was talking to, (he has a sensitivity to the younger generation) or explain he was having an "off-canon"/"non-canon" sort of day.
OC NPCs don't have this problem in the same sense, but I personally like it when the character's motives and dialogue blend well with their personality. It can be equally rewarding to see something played to its fullest as the NPC intertwined with thought and plot.
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