Even in well made AI art you can spot the imperfections if you look closely enough, but yeah I agree. Dogpiling is never cool. It's the staff's job to politely tell a member to switch the graphics, and everyone else should just mind their own business.

OMG I remember that guy from Touken Ranbu lmaooooo

I'm indifferent to Genshin FCs at this point. I've used one in the past. I think they look cute, but their outfits just kill my immersion. They're so clearly dressed for a fantasy setting, yet I've seen people using them in modern/semi-realistic settings.

I usually search safebooru for whatever FC best fits my OC as I have envisioned them and go with that, but sometimes I might just pick an FC that I think looks cute and build an OC around it.

- that live-action movies were just animated films that were REALLY well drawn (technically true lol)
- that chanting "fart fart fart" increased the chances of catching a Pokemon
- that Shanks was Luffy's father
- that Marik, Ishizu and Odion were actual Ancient Egyptians

*rubs hands evilly*

time to make a mystery item to sporadically hand out as a reward and make members speculate about its purpose hehehe

It's not that I don't read apps, but as an admin this is something I have to do on a regular basis, so I kinda just skim through them. Then, two months later, I'll be like "wait a minute, your character had a dead wife???" However, if I'm going out of my way to plot with someone, I'll definitely read their app and actually pay attention to what I'm reading.

Psychopathic child gets a huge hole blasted through his chest. Somehow stays alive just long enough to confess to his love interest.

Mad monarchist realizes that the event NPCs are also monarchists, so he sides with them, before dying in a blaze of glory.

Evil vampire clown falls down a pit of boiling lava like a true Disney villain. Emerges back from it in a post-credits scene.

One day I'll make an RP where members can only app Fire Hydrants as characters. Look forward to our first event called "Revenge of the Traffic Lights".

Nothing against threads, but guidebooks are superior. They're easier for members to read, and easier for staff to edit. Coding a guidebook can be a hassle, but once you get it to look just right, it's very rewarding. If you look around the interwebs, you can probably find a comprehensive tutorial on how to make a guidebook that's ALSO mobile-friendly.