My First CoTHniversary! And Feedbacks!

[Zarquon]

My First CoTHniversary!

And so slightly over a year ( A - few days late- First CoTHniversary, eep? ) had passed since I first stepped into CoTH, which also turns out to be my first WoW private RP server. It's that time of the year when you wave your hands frantically about and try to grab some attention and ask for feedback.

Because, I haven't actually asked for feedback before. Something which, woe to me, I just realized recently! Thus, requesting Feedback!

. . .any particular habits of mine that might peeve you off?

Or maybe a negative observation? Or maybe you really think that Heidi should burn in the depths of cat-hell (A caveat, Heidi -will- haunt you)?

Something! Any improvements you might want to suggest?

Characters, past and present:
Craer Naharev
Lina Beone
Erida Minalore
Syraline Syru

This is also the perfect time to insert a general thank you to all those who had RPed with me and forged beauteous and memorable storylines with. Thank you, and nestled in some part of my mind, will always be those treasured memories!

. . .giving myself my first feedback: I am bad at making posts like this.

[c0rzilla]

You, sir, are a scholar and a gentleman.

[Reese]

[Krilari]

I found this image fitting for you, Zarquon. I'm not entirely sure why, but I did.

Never the less, It hasn't feel like a year since I showed you the strings (admittedly because LostStranger asked me to). I guess it's true how they say time flies. Here's to a good year, and hopefully many more.

[muhaha8]

First off: Happy CotHiversary, dear Zarqnub!

Second: I've nothing really bad to say about your RP, overall. Nothing really... Overbearing comes to mind. /shrug.

EDIT: I thought this fit the moment:

[Zarquon]

Thank you!

And I will remember your help in showing me the strings, Krilari. ( . . .I am that old man peering from the other table, aren't I? Damn it! :3 )

I just got to RP more with you, Muhaha, and if only our insidious plan had been approved! It would have been fantastic. Not to mention immensely enjoyable.

. . .I shall now ponder over the meaning of life with that picture as a reference.