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I'm sorry. I'm so, so sorry.

 

Anyway; I do regret that I wasn't more involved; it was the boat trip that killed activity for me, alongside being busy and distracted and the like. =P

 

I'm sorry to hear that you might not be around for that long if things end here. =/

Despite the bittersweet occasion, I must say, ever since I read the entry and saw it win the contest...

called it

I never thought the game would succeed. I must say, I do have an eye for this.

Blade: Don't worry 'bout it.

 

EW: Cool story, bro. I'm glad to hear about how much faith you have in me once again.

 

... Meh. Under different circumstances, I'd be more offended. Regardless, there are times when you should keep certain things to yourself, and I think this is one of those times. Just a thought.

I is sad.

Though I must admit that it truly was going no-where, there simply wasn't strong enough goals to work towards in order to keep the RPG going.

Zakaro

I've rapidly lost interest in the RPG forum myself - I think part of it is my also rapidly failing interest in Bionicle. It sucks, but I guess sooner or later a dead brand begins to fade somewhat.

I am mad. And disappointed. And livid. And sad.

 

I loved Day Run. But this doesn't even live up to its legacy.

 

Now I have four characters that are loose ends. I loathe loose ends and unfinished stories. Now I have to write up and post a short story that will make very little sense to anyone but me.

Zakaro: My fault. Sorry--had things gone a little further more stuff would have come up, but that didn't happen.

 

iBrow: Yeah. Personally, I'm just tired of writing stories in universes whose rules I have little control over. Even in DR I was arguing with people over how Bionicle mechanics worked and whatever even though I had made heavy modifications to the rules for the RPG.

 

But yeah, in general, I won't get rid of or dismantle my sets and whatnot, but I'm basically done with Bionicle RPGs at this point.

 

CT: Well... Sorry. Not much else I can think to say.

I was surprised to see the game closed at first, but I suppose that with the amount of inactivity it wasn't difficult to guess why.

 

I expected to partake in the RPG so much more than I had, though unfortunately work had deprived me of that. That already said, I'm sorry I couldn't become more involved. The concept had really intrigued me, and I'm saddened that it didn't advance. :\

Greel: Yeah... *beat* Yeeeah.

 

I think most people planned more than they were actually able to do. X3 That's fine, though--the fact that finals were happening three or four weeks in didn't help matters with some people (at the very least, me) at all.

 

But yeah, come to think of it, that's what I'm most disappointed in, personally--never getting a chance to see the immortality thing in effect. Even so, I'll probably reuse it later in another story--or maybe I'll even give Perpetual another shot somewhere down the road. I guess we'll just have to see.

EW: Cool story, bro. I'm glad to hear about how much faith you have in me once again.

 

... Meh. Under different circumstances, I'd be more offended. Regardless, there are times when you should keep certain things to yourself, and I think this is one of those times. Just a thought.

No, don't get me wrong here -- I wasn't meaning to make it a critique of you at all but instead a simple remark that I was sure Perpetual wouldn't succeed as a game. You're a good gamemaster as you've proven that to me so I have nothing to judge you on in that arena.

 

So don't be offended. It's because of the mechanics of the game that were experimented with (and backfired) that I had my hunch, not you.

I know I already apologized on Skype, but I guess I ought to publicly say it, as well. I misinterpreted your comment and I am sorry for that. Like I told you, I have no excuse beyond stress.

 

But yeah, I see your point--it sounds like the conclusion I came up with while examining the game post-closure. Although I do think some of those mechanics could be used more effectively under different circumstances.

Bro, you just stated my past two years regarding BZP. Like really, heck the what.

 

I was here (mostly) for RPGs, stopped due to strange lack of interest, and am now (or have been for a few years now) looking toward being a VA. Only thing that you didn't say to make it me was an "addiction" to gaming (whether League of Legends, other video games, or tabletop gaming).

 

This is... wow. I know them feels, and I'm still not sure if I regret the past few RPGs I attempted to take part in or not. Not that I regret playing them, but I think I regret not playing them more. Or not. I mainly regret not being fair to fellow players, especially with BaR. Ugh...

 

But... yeah. If you're like me, you'll probably log on once every other week or so. Maybe post something. Just not being exceptionally active. It happens. And I feel that.

 

All encouragement to you in VA endevors, and who knows, maybe we'll meet when we (totally) both become famous. =3