(03-08-2016, 12:31 AM)Ophelia McVeigh Said: Well, he didn't know he was a guy, or trans or what have you, which was the point. It shocked him, leading to the attack and pin. Honestly, I thought Austin would like it, as, other than the ending I suppose, it was stuff that got him over in a way. I'm wondering if you're still willing to face me, cuz I really hope I didn't upset you too much.

And I'd think it'd be BETTER if Ginger did fight back, or if anyone involved with the pin fought back, as it shows that they're not gonna just take it. If memory serves, there have been a few pins like that, where the champ at least put up a bit of a struggle, such as slipping out for a bit only to be attacked and pinned. But my memory sucks. >.<

It shouldn't matter if it was a dude, a chick or a god damn horse because it never should have happened.

What don't you understand about that?

You can write about what your character says and does until you're blue in the face but you can not write actions or dialogue for a character you do not handle. It's really that simple and it's a concept everyone else seems to understand.

If you want to write something like "Rayne hits Fernando on the side of the head with bedazzled oversided dildo and Fernando falls to the ground allowing Rayne to go for a pin." That sort of thing is fine but beyond that it's not allowed. And that's not a new rule or a new interpretation of an old rule, it's just a rule you seem to struggle with for some reason and I don't get why.

No one is trying to pick on you, it might seem like that from your perspective but from other people's perspective, you keep breaking the rules. Like Lane said, I don't think it's intentional, though the autoplay thing seems to be but as far as your handling of 24/7 stuff, I think that comes from a lack of understanding of how the X title and Federweight titles are to be handled.

As for your second point, if the champ or the person being pinned wants to fight back and get in a shot or two they can do so in the kickout. That is their opportunity to do so. Let me repeat that, it's their opportunity to do so. Not yours.

Do you understand the difference now?