(11-16-2013, 09:29 PM)Haste Wrote:

(11-13-2013, 02:38 PM)Ed- Wrote: First of all, it's unique to two main CW chars ( Robert d'Autoine and Achille Nadeau, but it does extend to others, but these two are the archetype of the speech ). It's a speech typical to their flamboyant, eccentric personality, always desiring to mesmerize and astonish people through any way possible

I've noticed a fair few other members do it, too.

To be perfectly honest, it's kind of lost its novelty. Initially it was kind of entertaining, now it's downright annoying to the extent that I often don't feel like stopping by even when I get the chance.

If it were just those two characters, sure. They also happen to be two of the most 'noteworthy' characters, so if there's an encounter they're almost always part of it.

Hell, my Marduk's speech is usually more understandable than yours 8|

Edit:

Please note that your faction is still worth encountering, usually. It's just that the method of speech is starting to become a bit (too much) of a gimmick.

(11-16-2013, 10:35 PM)Miaou Wrote: The only thing I find bothering is the lack of meat in conversations. You mostly just repeat "exquisite" back and forth 20 times while mentioning someone else, but not really talking to them. While this is a cool thing to do, it happens every time I fly by. I don't mind the high brow humor and dictionary RP, but some things get bothering after a while.

If I may, I would like to give you a challenge of sorts. For the next week or so, don't use the word "exquisite". I want to see what happens. This doesn't mean find another work to replace it, I mean stop saying everything is exquisite. You over use that word more than the old GMS overused the word "Arch".

Other than that, CW are quite cool. Never really had a problem with any members being silly. Most of my encounters are quite fun.

Praise be to the Holy Arch, may it's glorious bend guide your faction to officalness.

Oh, that's Ed . There's a running joke about that particular overuse already. Another one he overdoes is "finespun".

In more serious terms, we don't want to think about officialdom until we get a bit back on our feet again. As of late, our activity has nosedived to about mid-tracker instead of top-quarter tracker, which is reasonable but hardly preferential. Our forum Rp blitz has lessened to more of a breeze than a gale.

Until we can assess if this is a temporary blip or a degeneration-to-painful-death spin, It'd be disingenuous to the community to hound the admins over official rights.

(11-16-2013, 11:37 PM)Achille Wrote:

(11-16-2013, 10:35 PM)Miaou Wrote: The only thing I find bothering is the lack of meat in conversations. You mostly just repeat "exquisite" back and forth 20 times while mentioning someone else, but not really talking to them. While this is a cool thing to do, it happens every time I fly by. I don't mind the high brow humor and dictionary RP, but some things get bothering after a while.

If I may, I would like to give you a challenge of sorts. For the next week or so, don't use the word "exquisite". I want to see what happens. This doesn't mean find another work to replace it, I mean stop saying everything is exquisite. You over use that word more than the old GMS overused the word "Arch".

Other than that, CW are quite cool. Never really had a problem with any members being silly. Most of my encounters are quite fun.

Praise be to the Holy Arch, may it's glorious bend guide your faction to officalness.

Oh, that's Ed . There's a running joke about that particular overuse already. Another one he overdoes is "finespun".

In more serious terms, we don't want to think about officialdom until we get a bit back on our feet again. As of late, our activity has nosedived to about mid-tracker instead of top-quarter tracker, which is reasonable but hardly preferential. Our forum Rp blitz has lessened to more of a breeze than a gale.

Until we can assess if this is a temporary blip or a degeneration-to-painful-death spin, It'd be disingenuous to the community to hound the admins over official rights.