03-05-2006, 08:56 PM
What Zangya is talking about is tying the spar into her RP. Which is fine. It should look something like this (no two posts happen at the same time):
RP 1:
"And with a long day behind him, the long-haired saiya-jin flopped into bed, thinking about what tomorrow might bring him."
Spar:
"With a yawn, Rad accepted the challange from Bon Para. The saiya-jin thought this would be the perfect way to start out the day. [insert spar]. Bon Para fired a massive blast of ki, but Rad was far too fast for the metal creature. He appeared behind Bon Para, but, just as he was about to strike, Bon Para's tail knocked him to the ground and pinned him. [winner = BP]."
RP 2:
"Raditzu lay on the ground, watching clouds float by and cursing himself for losing to someone like Bon Para. Tail or no, the saiya-jin should have been able to beat him. It looked as though more training would be needed."
Like that. Make sense to everyone? There's a difference between simply breaking from a saga to do a spar and working a spar into a saga.
RP 1:
"And with a long day behind him, the long-haired saiya-jin flopped into bed, thinking about what tomorrow might bring him."
Spar:
"With a yawn, Rad accepted the challange from Bon Para. The saiya-jin thought this would be the perfect way to start out the day. [insert spar]. Bon Para fired a massive blast of ki, but Rad was far too fast for the metal creature. He appeared behind Bon Para, but, just as he was about to strike, Bon Para's tail knocked him to the ground and pinned him. [winner = BP]."
RP 2:
"Raditzu lay on the ground, watching clouds float by and cursing himself for losing to someone like Bon Para. Tail or no, the saiya-jin should have been able to beat him. It looked as though more training would be needed."
Like that. Make sense to everyone? There's a difference between simply breaking from a saga to do a spar and working a spar into a saga.
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