patrickdxs
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I think the majority of the horrible vampire RP comes from new players who decide to become vampires before they can sustain themselves. Which usually leads to them begging for blood on the street whilst screeching obnoxiously.
Agreed. It's when people convert themselves into these creatures without having any knowledge about how they act. One of the larger problems is that some people who roleplay as 'good' characters change into vampires with no reason whatsoever. Personally, I believe that if you want to become a vampire, you have to have a roleplay reason of some sort. Not just 'Oh, that looks cool. I wanna be it." Whether it be your character's completely insane and evil, or your character is either working against the Crimsons, and wants to take it up a notch, or whatever.
Mattium_ But what if your character's personality is not evil whatsoever, but they had the reason to change? I roleplay Carrie no differently, despite the fact that she's a vampire... Well, apart from when there's blood everywhere and she's thirsty. My point is, are we supposed to change our characters when they're converted? If so, I hardly think that's... 'fair', for or all those Rpers who choose to become vampires, even though their character's are just as friendly and kind as other races.
If I ever play a vampire, I'll be the most creepy, deadly yet unknown beast in the whole world! I'll have a castle with a lot of prison cells and I'll grab all lonely little girls as my bloodslave! -evil laughter-
These are the kinds of people I feel need to put themselves into a comparison of Louie from Interview with The Vampire, in this book, Louie values the few shreds of humanity he has left and struggles with his urges to feed off of humans, he still does it to live but it causes much internal conflict within him. This in a way, removes him from truly being evil within his own eyes, but Im sure this would make other's view him as evil, even though in a true sense he is not, he merely wants to survive. Now in this book, Louie is ALSO faced with the decision to have a pure animal diet, but the blood tastes revolting almost to the point of throwing up which is no way to live.
Now I am not saying every vampire that feels they are "good" base their RP around his, but they need to realize that becoming a vampire will involve some struggles in life that will make their lives difficult and allow others to view them as evil. In my eyes, vampires are meant to camouflage within society but never merge with it, they shouldnt concern themselves with inquisitions, witch-hunts, and so forth because they are no longer among the same society, they may join it for their own entertainment purposes, but they need to realize they are no longer a part. What they decide to do from there should determine their actions, whether its viewing themself as a monster who is not fit to be around the crowds of society, or viewing themselves as gods who watch non-infected humans events and conflicts unravel for their own amusement.
Its written by Anne Rice, it has several books in the series foccusing on the stories of other key vampire characters as well as a movie adaptation.Fair point. I agree fully with the fact that yes, vampires should have struggle in their new life. No person, to my knowledge, wouldn't loose some humanity inside them from sucking other people's blood and possibly killing them. I will certainly find and read that book, it sounds fabulous!
Its written by Anne Rice, it has several books in the series foccusing on the stories of other key vampire characters as well as a movie adaptation.
Simple answer, avoid RP fights. They're all not even propper RP anyway.Thing is, I don't really like RPing fights... Hence my character isn't strong, there won't ever be a debate over who won the battle, I'll (in regular cases) lose. But when I'm playing some sort of vampire 'o doom kind of lady/lord, that will be pretty weird.
Simple answer, avoid RP fights. They're all not even propper RP anyway.
Last thing I heard, dark elves were greyish purple. Eh.
Dark elves are said to have pale, purplish,or pitch black skin.
I won't imply vampires should look like this. At least, not all the time.
Simple! Just sneak up from behind, and do something like -bite's *NAME*'s neck-You can't really do that as a evil vampire of doom, can you? You'll need to fight at one point or another... capturing blood slaves and the like...
And you just had! to post that again. -swears-
Simple! Just sneak up from behind, and do something like -bite's *NAME*'s neck-
Agreed. It's when people convert themselves into these creatures without having any knowledge about how they act. One of the larger problems is that some people who roleplay as 'good' characters change into vampires with no reason whatsoever. Personally, I believe that if you want to become a vampire, you have to have a roleplay reason of some sort. Not just 'Oh, that looks cool. I wanna be it." Whether it be your character's completely insane and evil, or your character is either working against the Crimsons, and wants to take it up a notch, or whatever.
Mattium_ But what if your character's personality is not evil whatsoever, but they had the reason to change? I roleplay Carrie no differently, despite the fact that she's a vampire... Well, apart from when there's blood everywhere and she's thirsty. My point is, are we supposed to change our characters when they're converted? If so, I hardly think that's... 'fair', for or all those Rpers who choose to become vampires, even though their character's are just as friendly and kind as other races.
Well probably in this instance, if your character was forced to be turned.... They would try and go for the cure, or they would RP trying to resist the brute nature of a vampire, but they are still considered evil.
It was a good film, I have seen better though. That sort of reminds me of Underworld..
Becoming a vampire and staying a vampire means you would rather be a blood sucking creature that can never again see the light of day than be a human.
What I don't get are the people who seem to think that vampires have no choice in the matter. A cure exists. It's rather easy to get yourself cured in both a RP and OOC sense. Yet people walk around saying that they are good vampires that would NEVER hurt anyone if they didn't have too, and they love life and wish to blah blah blah blah, kill me now.
Vampirism probably would change good people into monsters, the curse is probably an addictive and corrupting one. I have no issues with people trying to justify themselves. It happens in a lot of situations. How addicts 'NEED' it, how a vigilante argues that them killing someone was justified because they had it coming, or they would have killed someone if they didn't. What I have an issue with however, is that they actually believe and act like they are good, like they are average people. It's so one dimensional and BORING.