I love life. There isn't much more to it. The struggle, the good times, the freedom. Life is the greatest gift god could have given us. I really am just a nice guy trying to make friends, while sharing in the beauty of each others' art. If you are starting a new RP, get a hold of me first because 9/10 you will get a sure participant with me. I am a RP whore. Well...Man....Whore...I guess. Also on a side note, I have problem with being a argumentative person. Not that I will argue constantly, but if their is a debate raging somewhere that I have any opinion about I can't help but throwing in my two cents and won't stop until my views are thoroughly presented. So I am a little prideful, even the prophets at times showed a little pride, we all sin every once in awhile. Life is about bettering ourselves after all of our shortcomings.

How AnimusAniKorSaxcian got into roleplaying:
I was introduced to free form roleplaying while I explored the political nation building game Nation States. There my nation the Sith Star Chamber joined a region called the Galactic Senate. One of the major functions of their forum was to Roleplay in the Star Wars universe, which decided the roles of each political party in the Nation States arena. Some of the best threads I have ever been part of were in the TGS-TGR nation states forum. Still, after conflict over the rights and politics of the forums got too great the forums were vacated by all my old friends and I was forced to leave the foray. I ventured into AlliedSims for awhile but found the RP's were too constricting and never had enough interest in them and finally stumbled upon the RPGC. At first it was awesome. RP's had the quality that I remembered from the TGS but eventually I came at odds with some of the GM's who in my mind had God Complexes over where and how the story should go. I left for a short time but have finally come back and have so far enjoyed my stay.

Some helpful hints for new players getting into RPGs:
Just make friends, post, and have fun. Don't get too worried and if you run into an uptight asshole. While annoying, his ranting may give you some advice. Also use paragraphs, try to be grammatical, and make dialogue reading clear. Jumbled, overtly long, posts are an easy way to cause people to lose interest in the thread.

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