01-09-2007, 06:21 AM
Quote:Originally posted by Grandpa Gohan
Okay, the duh question.
I plan on changing to a transformer. If I were to do this with a custom character, would I have to change my look at anytime throughout 'transforming'? I know it defeats the idea, but yeah.. wanting to know.
Obviously, we create what are custom characters look like, is there a restriction to this? I cant choose Ruroni kenshin, and just rename him right? or no?
There's one thing I dont understand though. What's wrong with the current stat system? No I don't know all the details, but a real answer would be nice? Y'all say it's impossable to catcht he super powers, but.. doesnt make sense to me. Look at Burter for example; He's only been here for about 3 years now, yet he's up there with Rei, and rad somewhat, who have both been here since CDBZ started. I dont see how its impossable?
Will we keep the current Artistic Interpertation system? Like.. someone says "this is what he looks like" when he joins, and then awhile later, said person is like.. "this is what he looks like now", would it have to at least resemble the first pic? Unless their appearance was somewhat altered otherwise(IC)?
I know staff doesnt like people switching to saiyans for the obvious reason, will there be a restiction on races? Myself and Bulma were discussing this on XTC forums like.. week and a half, two weeks ago and Im curious. I dont want to see 3784329784 saiyans running around, I'd seriously wanna gain power just so I could slaughter them all and make them leave the RPG =(
I had more questions, but I cant think of them atm, and Ill think of more later. Though, I do agree with Aqua, I enjoy writing, but not when I know that my character work is going to be erased(I have it all on word, but still). Is there something that will keep us going?
Waff said some form of our stats would transfer over. Though details would be wonderful.
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