I honestly don’t have a lot of experience playing the supernaturals, as they’re not canon in my legacy. But for the purposes of storytelling, the fact that so many of them can be cured so easily kind of kills the implications of the afflictions. I’m glad that you made vampirism permanent in your canon, as it freed me up to the do the same with lycanthropy.
It’s amazing how some of the faces that I thought I knew so well were easily disguised with a few minor cosmetic changes. It is hard if their face isn’t super unique. Knowledge did suit Desi for her secondary, so I was pleased with what she rolled.
It was interesting to write Desi’s adventures, as I knew that there were certain environments (like the small town) where she wouldn’t fit. But of course, she needed to figure that out herself. As I said, I wasn’t completely sure Desi was a pet person at all, but a cat seemed like a better fit than a dog. I rarely play with pets, so I’d forgotten all the logistics of filming with them. Thank goodness for the freezer clock indeed! That thing was a lifesaver.
There are such cute kids. I may make them into townies, though the idea that technically Mathew is their father skives me out a bit. If I change up their genetics enough, maybe it won’t bother me so much.
I played Roxanna’s house for all of about one day, and she did a lot of staring at me. She is very creepy indeed. She did not make a very bright vampire in that time, I must say. Would not stay in her coffin during the day at all. Makes me glad that I don’t play supernaturals in some ways, as they can be annoying at times.
Yeah, Jimmy thought Desi was very hot, and he liked to share that with me frequently. It would have been amusing, if it hadn’t interfered with filming.
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on 2014-06-18 12:49 am (UTC)It’s amazing how some of the faces that I thought I knew so well were easily disguised with a few minor cosmetic changes. It is hard if their face isn’t super unique. Knowledge did suit Desi for her secondary, so I was pleased with what she rolled.
It was interesting to write Desi’s adventures, as I knew that there were certain environments (like the small town) where she wouldn’t fit. But of course, she needed to figure that out herself. As I said, I wasn’t completely sure Desi was a pet person at all, but a cat seemed like a better fit than a dog. I rarely play with pets, so I’d forgotten all the logistics of filming with them. Thank goodness for the freezer clock indeed! That thing was a lifesaver.
There are such cute kids. I may make them into townies, though the idea that technically Mathew is their father skives me out a bit. If I change up their genetics enough, maybe it won’t bother me so much.
I played Roxanna’s house for all of about one day, and she did a lot of staring at me. She is very creepy indeed. She did not make a very bright vampire in that time, I must say. Would not stay in her coffin during the day at all. Makes me glad that I don’t play supernaturals in some ways, as they can be annoying at times.
Yeah, Jimmy thought Desi was very hot, and he liked to share that with me frequently. It would have been amusing, if it hadn’t interfered with filming.