Really? I had good reason to deny you Starbursts! Also I already get stalked by Slender Man, Jeff the Killer, Smile Dog in my dreams, oh and I should also mention that Cthulhu lives under my sink.
Like I said. I'm already being stalked by a creepy stalker, a psychopath, a scary dog thing in my dreams, and I have an Eldritch Abomination living under my freaking sink (he also steals my socks so there's that. Oh did I mention that Cthulhu enjoys the occasional Cucoo owned Starburst?)
Also...
Hey S121 what does Lily look like? With and without armor?
I'm wondering because I wonder what a child of Raven and Lily would look like...
I'm planning on adding more spellcards, like "Forward Unto Dawn", where his Darkness magic transitions into Light magic. I'm also trying to come up with cooldown times for whenever he decided to use them in a combat setting, sort of like his "Extended Onibashira". In a Danmaku fight, they are all non-lethal. In the RP, John will also be able to give his spellcards out to his friends, allowing them another weapon against their enemies.
...An armored Spartan soldier who possesses intimate knowledge of advanced weaponry, vehicles, tactics, and equipment is using magic. That is the equivalent of an Orc in Skyrim carving a path with Heavy Armor and a flame cloak spell. Awesome, but impractical. I liked the variety that I saw when I first made the RP. There were a lot of characters with strengths that complimented each other and weaknesses that fighting a particular type of enemy difficult. In this RP, I want even the least powerful of characters to have a purpose, a use in a fight. John has an awesome suit that helps him out, Touhou characters have magic, Street Fighters excel in close quarters combat, Adventurous types have skills that allow them to find weapons and items faster and easier than others, Stealthy characters stay out of the spotlight and pull strings from the sidelines, etc. What I'm saying is that variety is the spice of life, and it should keep one alive as well. Having Soldier types all together in one group (exceptions are NPC characters) is not interesting, nor is it interesting to have all Magic types in one group, even if they have conflicting personalities.
Perhaps this is part of the reason why the Left 4 Dead characters are memorable. None of them are very alike. They come from different backgrounds, they have different experiences, but they are alike in the fact that they're in it together. When I had this RP on another community a few years ago, I had a villainous fighter paired up with a righteous soldier, a sarcastic agent paired up with a rabid midget Yordle, and an emotionless mage with someone who loved to act and talk. Get out of your comfort zones, find new ventures, and push your limits. Create problems! Problems are good! They incite development!
EDIT: Also, about the OOC's OP, I believe I have time to make something like that, but I need to know what it should contain. If season two is just a continuation of the first, then I'm swamped. If it's not, and I really hope it isn't, then I can simply revise my OP document to contain updated information regarding organizations, rules, and the like.
Any pertinent information should be sent to me via private message so I can have it on hand.