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Return and Poll Results

I have returned from my amazingly exhausting vacation, and surprisingly have a ton of energy right now. It's amazing how a single night can turn the tide on one's energy levels.

Fairforest was fun, wasn't it? Well, it will not be making a recovery. The Fairforest Sequel Roleplay earned a total of one vote. Curious what the results are? I've made a list below, from first place to last!


Out of a total of 7 voters, 6 of which voted for 2 roleplays as I recommended...


  1. Edge of Space - 7 Votes
  2. New Hope City - 3 Votes
  3. Fairforest Sequel - 1 Vote
  4. The Kingdom of Kleen - 1 Vote
  5. Alternate Fantasy Roleplay - 1
In other words, everyone who participated voted for at least Edge of Space. In other words, Edge of Space is met with 100% popularity, and is therefore the obvious choice. If I were to, say, create a Kingdom of Kleen roleplay instead, I'm pretty sure at least one of you roleplayers will boycott me, and the rest might burst into argument.

However, I will admit, I made a mistake when coming up with roleplays. While the mistake will not be fixed (it's a little late for that), I will admit it here so if I forget next year, someone can remind me. I did not hit every genre I should have; instead of an Alternate Fantasy Roleplay, I should have created some sort of Dystopian/Utopian Roleplay. Dystopia is a rather popular genre, and would have made for an excellent roleplay, and furthermore, as you can see, fantasy wasn't shockingly popular.

Anyways, I've returned. I've got a new poem I'll post at some point, though it's not my best work.

Comments

  1. Personally, i saw the New Hope City as a dystopian.

    But yay! Edge of Space won!

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    1. I'd have called it more a Failed Utopia. It's not like the world was ending in that one, it's just an attempt at a better word, and no one really cared to properly clean up the project -shrug-

      I've been thinking about dystopias, and I honestly have this great idea: two large island cities, one utopian, one dystopian. A giant bridge connects the two islands, and is heavily regulated by both governments. The utopian government wants to keep the dystopians out, and the dystopian government wants to keep its people from fleeing, and is rather angry towards the utopians for being as perfect as they are

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