Hell_Fighter
League Member
- Joined
- Jan 1, 2000
- Messages
- 597
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- 0
- Age
- 47
- Location
- Springfield, Missouri
- Website
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I wanted to wait until the deadline is over to write this, but it's almost over and I couldn't wait to write it, so here I am.
I have done this to the last two rpers that I have gone up against, and now its JP's turn.
Just like Kent (Codine) and Brunk (Ryan), and the same thing relates to JP, no I am not blowing smoke up your ass. I am meaning every single word that I say here. Do not think any different.
I feel that this is a new thing for me to do. Everytime when somebody makes me work, I let my oponants know, straight up, just how they did and my take on what they did.
All I gotta say is, I hate you JP. (just kidding) No seriously, you made me work too hard. You really have come along way from when you first started. I watched you go up against other oponants before and saw the changes in you, but it is a different ballgame when you are going head to head with you. You really get a first hand account just how much you really have improved. You did awesome, and to be honest, you literally had me so emotional I was getting pissed off. I like to think that I hope that I turned my aggression and put out good quality rps, but I don't know that.
I believe that I took your comments and ideas and suggestions that you gave me at the beginning of the year and started to apply them into my rp style. I believe that I stepped it up. Or at least I hope that I did.
When I faced you in that one Revolution card after last year's fallout, I somehow beat you. It surprised me, but maybe I got a little cocky because of it, but since then you showed me that your game plan never stays the same. You continually change up your pitches from one rp to the next.
This style frustrated me emmensly because I take Hellfighter very seriously, he is my bread and butter character and I am determined to see him succeed. So you play Zero as the type of character that doesn't take someone like hellfighter seriously, it did throw me off a bit, but I believe that it caused me to step it up with a new game plan for him.
It was crazy, but now that it is almost to all over, I realize that everything you wrote for zero about hellfighter was worth it. A sense of gratification that tells me that I am glad it this rp session is over.
I feel that you really helped Hellfighter in his evolution, bringing him more depth as a character.
I see this as a three step procedure...
1) Kent set the tone, he was actually the most fun to rp of all three of you. He went in with an open mind and kept things simple, plus he was playing a babyface type character and that made all the difference. He set the tone for my new direction with Hellfighter. Now I think the downfall to all of this is that Kent spoiled me to say the least, I thought that well this awesome rp session was so good that everybody now understands hellfighter and it is case closed when in fact it was not. It was only the beginning and I was honored to obey it as an rper.
2) Brunk set the tone with his trash talking style and actually caused me in order for me to continue on with this new direction with hellfighter, I needed to sacrifice certain qualities about him. Brunk pushed me oh too well but more importantly he set the tone for the fight against Zero.
3) JP did the clean up job and got me so emotionally involved it wasn't funny. After I wrote my first rp and JP wrote his reply to that I was literally stumped, I couldn't figure out what to do next, but I got some advice, applied it and finished with the rp session. I believe that in my own right, each of my rps in some way or another all lead back to the previous one. They all tie into one another.
But I couldn't do this if it wasn't for all of you and this card is gonna rock. I can feel it.
You all really shot in on me and it was a little overwelming to say the least, but I like to think that it was worth it. I hope that you had fun against me as I did against you. I like it when I get worked, and I did and then some. You pushed me and stretched me, but never broke me. I hope to do this again with you, but not in the near future, give me some time to regroup first before we start again.
Well I think that is all from me for right now. I guess I btter stop, but I will talk to you again later. See I told you that your advice was heard JP. See you in the funny pages and if you need anything else let me know.
Sincerely,
God bless,
Patrick M. Shutt
P.S.- Yes Brunk, thanks for pushing me on TLC. Its was fun working with you again.
I have done this to the last two rpers that I have gone up against, and now its JP's turn.
Just like Kent (Codine) and Brunk (Ryan), and the same thing relates to JP, no I am not blowing smoke up your ass. I am meaning every single word that I say here. Do not think any different.
I feel that this is a new thing for me to do. Everytime when somebody makes me work, I let my oponants know, straight up, just how they did and my take on what they did.
All I gotta say is, I hate you JP. (just kidding) No seriously, you made me work too hard. You really have come along way from when you first started. I watched you go up against other oponants before and saw the changes in you, but it is a different ballgame when you are going head to head with you. You really get a first hand account just how much you really have improved. You did awesome, and to be honest, you literally had me so emotional I was getting pissed off. I like to think that I hope that I turned my aggression and put out good quality rps, but I don't know that.
I believe that I took your comments and ideas and suggestions that you gave me at the beginning of the year and started to apply them into my rp style. I believe that I stepped it up. Or at least I hope that I did.
When I faced you in that one Revolution card after last year's fallout, I somehow beat you. It surprised me, but maybe I got a little cocky because of it, but since then you showed me that your game plan never stays the same. You continually change up your pitches from one rp to the next.
This style frustrated me emmensly because I take Hellfighter very seriously, he is my bread and butter character and I am determined to see him succeed. So you play Zero as the type of character that doesn't take someone like hellfighter seriously, it did throw me off a bit, but I believe that it caused me to step it up with a new game plan for him.
It was crazy, but now that it is almost to all over, I realize that everything you wrote for zero about hellfighter was worth it. A sense of gratification that tells me that I am glad it this rp session is over.
I feel that you really helped Hellfighter in his evolution, bringing him more depth as a character.
I see this as a three step procedure...
1) Kent set the tone, he was actually the most fun to rp of all three of you. He went in with an open mind and kept things simple, plus he was playing a babyface type character and that made all the difference. He set the tone for my new direction with Hellfighter. Now I think the downfall to all of this is that Kent spoiled me to say the least, I thought that well this awesome rp session was so good that everybody now understands hellfighter and it is case closed when in fact it was not. It was only the beginning and I was honored to obey it as an rper.
2) Brunk set the tone with his trash talking style and actually caused me in order for me to continue on with this new direction with hellfighter, I needed to sacrifice certain qualities about him. Brunk pushed me oh too well but more importantly he set the tone for the fight against Zero.
3) JP did the clean up job and got me so emotionally involved it wasn't funny. After I wrote my first rp and JP wrote his reply to that I was literally stumped, I couldn't figure out what to do next, but I got some advice, applied it and finished with the rp session. I believe that in my own right, each of my rps in some way or another all lead back to the previous one. They all tie into one another.
But I couldn't do this if it wasn't for all of you and this card is gonna rock. I can feel it.
You all really shot in on me and it was a little overwelming to say the least, but I like to think that it was worth it. I hope that you had fun against me as I did against you. I like it when I get worked, and I did and then some. You pushed me and stretched me, but never broke me. I hope to do this again with you, but not in the near future, give me some time to regroup first before we start again.
Well I think that is all from me for right now. I guess I btter stop, but I will talk to you again later. See I told you that your advice was heard JP. See you in the funny pages and if you need anything else let me know.
Sincerely,
God bless,
Patrick M. Shutt
P.S.- Yes Brunk, thanks for pushing me on TLC. Its was fun working with you again.