I generally play along with the partner's style. I'm comfortable with 2-3 paras on average. No worries on the grammar front, cell phones make things a little tricky, and that's fine by me.<br/><br/>Couple of points I do want to make sure we agree on though:<br/><br/>1. We are all mature people, and will treat any conflicts/disagreements arising in the game in a mature manner on the OOC. This would include Godmoding issues as well - the first 1 or 2 mistakes will be warned, and then the player in question is expected to be more careful. I hope we're all fine with going back and editing posts if they seem to be messing up the flow of the story or the scene (post a patient post or two on the OOC thread, of course).<br/>2. We'll make sure we don't keep the story on hold for too long, ruining it for the other two players - my point below is related to this as well. If A/As aren't updated, we can at least post on the OOC in case we've been absent for (or are going to absent for) more than 3 days in a row (or thereabouts! I hate sounding like a rulebook :P ).<br/><br/>The reason I suggested an online romance (with frequent meetings) for Jack and his daughter/cousin is so that all 3 characters are in the story all the time. A chapter wise treatment could apply (first Jack and his aunt meet, then Jack and his cousin meet, and then he realizes he is a reincarnation and then daughter comes back and so on) but that would mean one of the players is out of the story in each chapter. But now, Jack can be building a relationship with the daughter, while staying with her mom. And both the relationship arcs can progress simultaneously. Of course, this brings in the matter of that one point in the story where Jack knows he's doing both his wife and daughter (or both his aunt and cousin, depending on how the story goes) and still goes on with it. Is he wicked, or just madly in love with two people at the same time?<br/><br/>Sorry for rambling on! Would love to hear your thoughts :)