Managing Multiple Members

Nov 24, 2009 in eWrestlers, fed-heads by Kut

Surprise ewrestling tip: Alliteration and eWrestling are sluts for each other!

HAPPY TANKS GOO GOO EVERYONE! I hope you all get fat this coming week, because it’s not fair that some people get to be sexy. (Like me)

Thank Nero… again… for providing good fodder for me to grope textually. Again, people, SUBMIT TOPIC IDEAS if you’d like to read my opinion on them. It’s not easy coming up with topic ideas for a niche category like pretending to be fake or real wrestlers on the internet. I mean, when you put what we do in perspective, it’s a mindbang in itself. And it’s one hot piece of ass. (My mind.)

The topic of today class, will be managing more than one character. While I’m writing this on the chalk board, don’t stare longingly at my ass. Stare at my mind, because it’s the hot piece of ass.

Now, I’ve handled not more than once serious character my entire career.

HK baby! The original.

Why is this? Because I invested a lot of emotional luggage into this character, he truly is an entity in itself. He has a background, a troubled past, history and many other redundant things.

Hell, I even aged him along with myself.

I never found a need to invest that type of time into another character and when I attempted it, it didn’t feel right.

But I am not you. I know there’s a lot of people that enjoy creating dozens and dozens of different kinds of ewrestlers and I don’t see anything wrong with this.

Sometimes they create when they are simply bored. Sometimes they create when they need a boost. Sometimes they handle multiple characters at the same time for various reasons.

I don’t see anything wrong with this at all. If you have fun doing it, by all means. Do it.

If you need help creating new characters, I have created a comprehensive guide to aide folks.

http://roughkut.com/blog/2009/05/25/caw-2009-character-creation-re-visited/

Just be sure not to do it just to force yourself to be happy with ewrestling again, because I don’t think it works like that.

I’d suggest a good way to keep up with your characters is to open a free forum, such as invisionfree and create topics or categories to organize your characters roleplay archives, important accomplishments and maybe BIOS and whatever else you do, images, etc.

You could open a webpage, but I think that’s just a lot of unnecessary work. A forum with a nice design will serve most of your needs neatly and clean.

Another suggestion is use Myspace, which I don’t personally use much, but it’s good for this type of thing. I’ve seen a lot of Myspace ewrestling pages. There you can blog and add friends and all that crap. Same with Facebook, which has a reputation of being a little less fag than Myspace. However, I enjoy using Facebook for only friends and family, but I could see an ewrestling using it.

Another pretty good tool that is massively popular is Twitter. Now Twitter is one of the most pointless popularity contests I’ve ever come across. If you aren’t some celebrity or center of attention type, you won’t get much use out of it. Plus you can’t store images, or anything but make updates. But you can use Twitter as “official news” of your roster of created stars. This helps you as well, because it’s all about being organized and Twitter will likely be there when your websites go down, you lose files, you disappear, etc, it’s easy to “Tweet” from almost any cellphone when you lose net access. This is true from Facebook too.

If I HAD to choose one, I’d use MySpace. Still will find a LOT of people using it, you can use images, photos, vids, music is easy to add and you can easily change how Myspace looks. Plus you can add lots of friends to read your crap.You can’t easily do this stuff with Facebook and changing how FB looks is pretty much out of the question.

That’s it for tonight, kiddos.

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Managing Multiple Members

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