Silent Protagonist (EntityAttribute, 3)
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'''Silent Protagonists''' are...er...[[exactly what it says on the tin]]. They are completely [[mute]] [[character]]s who play the [[protagonist]] role in a plot. Thus, they are simultaneously [[awesome]] and [[fail]]. They are awesome because in [[Role play]]s, they can have any kind of [[personality]] [[you]] want [[slap]]ped on to them and [[it's totally okay]]. But then this is [[reverse]] when you are playing as them in [[the game]], with absolutely no indication of what he or she is doing or saying, thus making you [[irritated]]. | '''Silent Protagonists''' are...er...[[exactly what it says on the tin]]. They are completely [[mute]] [[character]]s who play the [[protagonist]] role in a plot. Thus, they are simultaneously [[awesome]] and [[fail]]. They are awesome because in [[Role play]]s, they can have any kind of [[personality]] [[you]] want [[slap]]ped on to them and [[it's totally okay]]. But then this is [[reverse]] when you are playing as them in [[the game]], with absolutely no indication of what he or she is doing or saying, thus making you [[irritated]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:59, 30 May 2011
Silent Protagonists are...er...exactly what it says on the tin. They are completely mute characters who play the protagonist role in a plot. Thus, they are simultaneously awesome and fail. They are awesome because in Role plays, they can have any kind of personality you want slapped on to them and it's totally okay. But then this is reverse when you are playing as them in the game, with absolutely no indication of what he or she is doing or saying, thus making you irritated.
