Personally, I did not like having to talk to myself in threads. (Peg and I were kind of polar opposites in that respect.) I found it cumbersome and like work instead of play. I did it when I had to -- for instance, the conversation between Seamus and Sally-Anne during the May 16th Battle where he tried to get her to come heal Stephen Rosier -- but for the most part, I tried to avoid playing characters who talked to each other much. Trying to do a marriage between two people I was playing both of would have driven me nuts!
On those occasions that I did talk to myself, I tried to do it as organically as possible. One character would say something; I would log out and in as the other person and try to respond in-character in the moment. But I did this a lot less than the people RP'ing married couples, for instance.
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Date: 2015-09-02 08:29 pm (UTC)On those occasions that I did talk to myself, I tried to do it as organically as possible. One character would say something; I would log out and in as the other person and try to respond in-character in the moment. But I did this a lot less than the people RP'ing married couples, for instance.