14 HMD meme

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  ☑ HOW'S MY DRIVING MEME

All of us have those moments where we are uncertain about our characterization. Sometimes feedback is the best medicine! So, step on up and post your roleplay accounts and the games you have them in. Let others come by and tell you how you're doing and let others know what you think! Give legitimate reasons and not just "I love you!" Save that for our monthly love memes.


     » Anon is enabled but do not abuse it!
     » Don't circlejerk.
     » Flaming will not be tolerated, play nicely!
     » Remember to give critique


If there are any problems, please report them HERE and we will take care of it as soon as we can.

!PLEASE READ: There have been instances of anon bullying & threats in both the HMD and Love memes, so we wanted to stress how important it is that you bring this to us if it happens. Don't ignore something just because you think it's "too small" to bring to us.

Also, please be considerate of the players browsing this meme! Try to limit the amount of graphics and sparkle texts you use while commenting to others! 

**The basic formatting of this meme was borrowed from hmd_me 

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[samantha_grey]

@ Asgard Eventide | asgardeventide

Samantha Grey | samantha_grey | Original Character

Known Issues:
-Still working on cleaning up occasions where the voice is too stilted. She's awkward, but it shouldn't be impossibly difficult to read. She can, however, be hard to understand at times.
-Some of her stories (Notably her "evil" half, her semi-criminal activities and her developing relationship with Eridan Ampora) will squick some players. Her opt-out is available if there's a concern that can't be addressed. Warnings should always be present where necessary.
-The "Evil" side of her has been put into a MUCH slower pattern of appearances through a variety of IC methods. Players can expect to see her appear one time per arc, unless characters make an effort to try to force her out more often. This should reduce concerns of that side of her dominating storyline too frequently.