| How to Become a Story Board Member |
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| Well, who wouldn't want to be one? All the money, cars, and babes you could ever want comes with this position. Or maybe it's something more? Maybe you want to help to make the RPG more interesting? Maybe you want to show your creative side to the world? Or maybe you're a girl and want to replace "babes" above with "hot studs like Croco"? Whatever your reason, here are a few things you should do to better your chances of getting the position. This section is also a great place to learn about telling your own stories. Use it as a reference. |
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| 1. CREATE LITTLE STORIES The biggest thing you can do is create small stories. These don't take a whole lot of time to think up of, and they aren't big, gigantic quests. The smaller stories are the most needed, as they provide a brief diversion from regular events while not becoming some huge, time-consuming project. These stories can be quite simple... a hike through the forest, a fishing trip, or playing a game of darts. Just be sure to think of a few interesting things to happen along the way, or it won't do much good in relieving boredom. Don't plan everything out beforehand; leave room for others to change things, and expect the unexpected. 2. CREATE BIG STORIES I don't mean big big stories, just bigger stories than the smaller ones. These ones shouldn't be as frequent, as they require more involvement from the participants. While these larger stories require bigger events to take place, remember that you don't have the freedom to drastically change Termina or others with them. Such quests could be searching for a buried treasure from a map you found, going into a temple to find Stray Fairies, or trying to defeat a creature that has been attacking you village lately. 3. INTERACT WITH OTHERS Talk to others. Visit their shops. Take a friend out to a restaurant. Go visit someone in a different territory. Do things with others, that's what makes the MMRPG an RPG. Sitting by yourself not only defeats the purpose, it's boring. As for interaction related to stories, get others involved! Don't go off on some adventure by yourself. 4. GET INVOLVED WITH OTHERS' STORIES Making your own stories is great, but also helping others' stories progress is necessary. When somebody is obviously inviting you to come along on a story, get involved. Also, if they don't seem to be doing a good job at making it exciting, chip in with a little of your own. 5. PRACTICE GOOD STORYTELLING Well, if you're going to be doing all of the things above, do it right. If you do everything but do it bad, guess what? No SBM position for you! Practice on making things interesting. Doind all of this will boost your chances of becoming an SBM. To see the current list of SBMs, go here. |
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