A setting is something like: 3pm Wed., customer service counter, or; late evening, in the end house of a terrace of Victorian town houses. It's even reflected in the use of "setting" in the RP creation (litphoria.com) -- > a roleplay's setting provides background information to the events of the play.
What is listed under "setting" now are genres. The name/description should reflect that.
created: 14 November 15 at 06:45 AM (build: 10/1/2015 4:20 PM beta)
Wrecked Avent Site Administrator
Maybe? A setting can be as vague as "a spaceship in the middle of space" or as specific as "3pm Wed. in Toledo right after the aftermath of a hurricane".
It still being called setting allows the context to be used to fill in details, while the category allows for a more generic, searchable version, as all traits operate.
Wrecked Avent Site Administrator
Do we have any other opinions on this? I don't have any strong opinions, but I'm not sure we want profiles to say what genre they're in.
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