Ok folks, I suggest we make a few agreements about how we're going to write this action packed roleplay. On the one side of the scale we have everyone standing around waiting for their turn to do or react to something, and on the other we have one character deciding everything that happens in one post and then setting off to do most of it on his own, which is what I almost did. Now, I prefer a gripping narrative, and the freedom for all our characters to go forth and kick ass as necessary and within reasonable limits. We should therefore keep Kirei informed of our intentions, as well as any other players who end up involved with the consequences of our posts, to make sure everyone's OK with what's about to happen.<br/><br/>As it happens, I don't see much of a problem with the recent sequence of events. Yair didn't see Pixie or Felicia after they went into the building, ran into a monster, and killed it before it killed him rather than shout "Help! A monster!" and wait for backup that he couldn't see in the boarded shut and unlit hotel. A small liberty, perhaps, but luckily not a too serious one. I encourage everyone to make up their own events and prompts so Kirei doesn't have to guide the actions of every character in the game herself. We should be able to get things to work, even with everyone in the same room or close to each other. The result should be a very lively exchange between all players and characters. As Chaos has said, we can't split them up too much yet, they're not retarded!