If you decide to say that you quit...

[Reijin]

Originally posted by Jackie Chun

Originally posted by Reijin

Originally posted by Jackie Chun
Just a question. Who exactly really did quit?

HF and Krillin.

Allthough I respect Krillin, I find it ironic that he left beacuse of a joke given how he always joked himself. And he even said I couldn`t take a joke.

He didn't leave because of a joke. I admit that he didn't like the joke, but that was an entirely different matter altogether. He, as a large number of people that join this site grow to feel, feels that his work here is done and that he simply needs to move to something different. Its like getting tired of drinking Root Beer every day of the week so you go on some Mountain Dew binge, then get tired of that and move to something else. By experiencing different ways to have to write and different styles, he can continue to perfect his craft. In no way would we expect members to stay here at the "pinnacle of writing perfection" because its not. After a while, everyone here will need to move on, including me and other staff.

[Kirano]

I learnt somethings are better left not said.

[Spencinator]

Originally posted by Lucifer
Also if you say you're leaving you'll be required to prove it by cutting off your testicles.

That'll teach 'em.

Oh Will, how you make me laugh so.

I have to ask you this tho', what testicles? =o

EDIT: Oh, forgot to mention something in this post.

Adios Krillin. Your wriiting was superb, and I shall miss it. =')
Also, good luck on all your future endeavors, and remember to sharpen that wit ever so often.

EDIT EDIT:
Oh hey Krillin, remember when we totally had Raspberry fooled with that prank? Good times, good times. ^_^

[Amadeus]

Originally posted by Borgos
Chubbs without Reijin, Raditzu or Rebnik wouldn't be Chubbs at all. It was horrific enough facing a Chubbs without Canon characters. That would be the final straw in my book... 8o

Well it`s not neccesarry writers will simply abandon their characters. Some like writing around a certain character, especially detective fiction writers. Writers such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie had 1-2 main characters at most. Also, RPGs have the uniqness that writers connect with each other, thus allowing for enormous possibilities.

[Bojack]

Wow. Looks like Mike will be missed.

=/

[Kirano]

He hasn't left.

[Bardock]

Cut the spam, now.