[ SECRET POST #2237 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2237 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

T!B

[sugar_spun]

Maybe play role playing games with yourself as an insert? You usually can't roleplay so detailed as to make your in-game avatar hate herself. Then maybe you can write fanfiction of yourself as that character and it'll be easier that way?

Re: T!B

[(Anonymous)]

This.

I suggest Skyrim, Dragon Age, and Mass Effect.

Re: T!B

[sugar_spun]

Seconded.

Choose Skyrim was the most open-ended sort of roleplaying. You can't define your character a lot or form relationships, but she won't be bound by character perimeters for the most part.

Choose Mass Effect for pretty determined roleplaying. It'll be more like a personal variation of yourself as a space marine as opposed, but you'll have a lot of relationship and personal choices to make.

Choose Dragon Age: Origins for a mix between the two. A lot more varied in roleplaying options, but still plenty of relationships and choices to be had.