User blog comment:King Flurry51/Is this still a Roleplay or a Series itself?/@comment-31556666-20141001163510

I highly disagree with this.

"A real roleplay should be able to create the various forms on interaction not as a plan, but as a coincidence, pure fruit of the inspiration of the moment that the events make to bond with the others;instead here I'm continuously watching planned plots even before to start a season."

While random interactions are okay in some cases, some just seem to not have much thought put into them. When plots are planned by people, it makes characters be easier to RP and as a result of this, better.

"Scott/Sugar:both the players has no doubt merits for their character improvement and their ability in the challenges,especially Destroyer, but stating at the beginning "None vote Scott or Sugar before the merge" of Season 2 is in my opinion a real slap to the face to all the other contestans, especially the other members of the Pythons, even if they're plain fodders as Sierra."

I mostly said this because I wanted to give Scott something to do besides constantly criticize Sky the whole time. The love triangle situation made the characters more interesting.

"Scott: big star of the season thanks to all the influence of his roleplayer.He planned all his most relevant plots even before this game started!Slow clap...especially when he complained about the elimination of Courtney.He was very professional and taught me an important lesson:differences are always permitted if you're a vip user.His plots are sacred matter,infact, and they should never been cut!Mines are on the contrary so flexible that they can be rigged often by everyone.Cough*Dawn x Noah in Cuckoo Train*Cough*..Ops,sorry,a little moment of...whatever,sure Scott is going to win this season:everyone already prepared the red carpet for him and put already a taboo on his elimination.There's more he needs to win?"

Thanks? I think...? Even if you're saying people want Scott to win just for storyline, he already has random interactions, like his conflict with many contestants for instance. Sky also has unplanned friendships, including her attraction towards Duncan. And trust me, Scott ain't going to win. Not while he's hated by so many.

But in conclusion, characters can go either way. We can do planned plots or unpredictable ones. I can't think of a single person who's only done one of these. Besides, when plots are planned, it makes the roleplay more organized.

I mean, imagine for a moment that Scott, Sugar, Sky, and Duncan were all the first eliminated, and Dave, Ezekiel, Ella, and Katie took their place in the merge? Do you realize how awful that would be?

And besides, I'm not rigging anything. People still didn't want to do what I asked and Courtney was still voted off. I also think that you're mostly blaming me for something like this when all I've been doing is trying to make episodes interesting. And I still made for unpredictable twists such as Courtney's unpredictable elimination, Scott showing a sign of regret for not forgiving her, and more twists to come. This blog post suggests that you may be trying to eliminate me once the merge comes.