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MU Peeves Thread
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@Lemon-Fox I want that one blog that was doing MU interviews to interview Jill. JILL PLEASE. WE JUST HAVE QUESTIONS.
she/they
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@Tez She’d ghost right after the intro tho
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@Lemon-Fox said in MU Peeves Thread:
Sadly she vanished right after that. It was like encountering a cryptid in the wild.
Complete with the odd combination of “this is creepy, but wow!”
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I think I might’ve recently RPed with Jill on a game that has very limited/no OOC? Does she do that? Because I’ve never met her in the classic Guest sense, but I recently had a very weird scene, between two female characters, where that sort of exchange took place IC before I got weirded out and bailed.
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@Kestrel It’s always been my understanding that Jill never gets to the point of having an actual character anywhere, just making strange conversation OOC as a guest bit and then dipping. I might be wrong though.
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We only really know how Jill behaves on MUSH game channels/pages. It’s entirely possible they do their schtick in RPI environments that never register here.
That said, the Legend of Jill has been around long enough and widely circulated enough that I assume there are a lot of Jill copycats. Legacy, etc.
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This subject has come up with a few people lately, but the real peeve is how much garbage media/tv/movies I have consumed solely because my played-by was in it.
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No shame there. DeVito is a great actor, but just isn’t the same without the lekku
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Ares games feel like those magic slate drawing pads.
they | them
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@ten said in MU Peeves Thread:
Ares games feel like those magic slate drawing pads.
You shake them too hard and your creative work disappears?
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So I really like it when someone can play a compelling sociopath who’s highly manipulative and intelligent. I think this is usually a more interesting kind of foil than just Punchy McPuncherperson.
But when they get caught and then try to lie about it OOC it’s a weird … sticky feeling.
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The moment where you realize, “oh, you’re not playing a character; this is actually you.”
