Sith-I-5 posted:Alright, I shall concede the issue, and just assume that all the bounty hunters that I have seen being played should have had financial woes going on in the background.
When you want an image to use for your character portrait, you have two choices: Spend years mastering the art of sci-fi / fantasy illustration. Perhaps attend art school. Hone your craft until you can fully realize your character on paper just as you imagine them. Use Google Image Search and swipe something that looks roughly like how you want your character to look. For whatever reason, most players take the lazy way and opt for #2, despite the fact that there is a 90% chance they are going to look like a brooding androgynous goth / punk elf holding the wrong weapon. Go figure
SephyCloneNo15 posted:God forbid we use words to describe stuff in the RPF (For some reason that Smiley always eludes me, and I search for it for a good 10--15 seconds in the tiny little box every time) I'm almost more bothered when players use an Anime character for their appearance...especially in a non-anime game.
Apadamek posted:After all whats wrong with using one of your favorite characters from another movie, Anime, Book isn't that whats role playing is about?
Apadamek posted:well it matters, sure you can have just some words about the character and yeah it works. But frankly sometimes words aren't enough, unless your a professional writer or even someone with writing experience in say a writing class then maybe you'd have the ability/confidence to just trust in your words as good enough description and it doesn't hurt to have a picture...After all whats wrong with using one of your favorite characters from another movie, Anime, Book isn't that whats role playing is about? i mean does it hurt the roleplay to have someone with a george clooney character? after all he just looks like george clooney, the whole point of the story is the character itself not of the characters appearance, so essentially, don't judge a book by it's cover.