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[Xantalos]

Perhaps color dialogs indicate not only magical ability, but also how outwardly magical someone is. Red doesn't have a color because he often doesn't use blatant magic and prefers to do things quietly, while those with colors use their magic rather blatantly when they do use it.

Given how over half of most of my posts are taken up with intricate descriptions of exactly what Merlin does with his magic and he's training Mat in the same wizard style, that makes sense.

[Fniff]

God, don't you love when over analyzing yields actually good ideas for the actual story?

[Xantalos]

God, don't you love when over analyzing yields actually good ideas for the actual story?

Which one? I'm sure he/she/it do, though.

[10ebbor10]

Perhaps color dialogs indicate not only magical ability, but also how outwardly magical someone is. Red doesn't have a color because he often doesn't use blatant magic and prefers to do things quietly, while those with colors use their magic rather blatantly when they do use it.

And I don't use colors because I'm not motivated to format my posts properly.

Kind of sad actually.

[Fniff]

Perhaps color dialogs indicate not only magical ability, but also how outwardly magical someone is. Red doesn't have a color because he often doesn't use blatant magic and prefers to do things quietly, while those with colors use their magic rather blatantly when they do use it.

And I don't use colors because I'm not motivated to format my posts properly.

Kind of sad actually.

Well, your guy is more SCIENCE-Y Then magic. So it still ties in! Sort of! I think I may be pushing this theory to it's limits.

God, don't you love when over analyzing yields actually good ideas for the actual story?

Which one? I'm sure he/she/it do, though.

Theology is basically over analyzing religious texts.

[Xantalos]

The only debunk I can see is that Aldrow's robots use colored text too.

[Fniff]

Well, they are magical robots. They're literally powered by magic, so they use magic and are highly obviously magical.

[10ebbor10]

The only debunk I can see is that Aldrow's robots use colored text too.

They're more magic robots than scientific robots.

I would classify them under constructs personally.

[Xantalos]

Perfect! Then our theory is sound!

[Fniff]

The only debunk I can see is that Aldrow's robots use colored text too.

They're more magic robots than scientific robots.

I would classify them under constructs personally.

I think they're golems, personally. With a chem that's fashioned after a primitive, steampunk based programming language.

[Xantalos]

Either way they're pretty badass.

[Fniff]

Yep. They're quite fun to write from the perspective of. Especially since I have the coding capacities of a trout. I bet any actual programmers reading this cry whenever I write from their perspective.

[The Alchemist]

Perhaps color dialogs indicate not only magical ability, but also how outwardly magical someone is. Red doesn't have a color because he often doesn't use blatant magic and prefers to do things quietly, while those with colors use their magic rather blatantly when they do use it.

Well originally I just decided to choose colors for Aldrow and Ayana to differentiate them and didn't give Adam a color since I already picked three, but it does conveniently work out that way as well.

I bet any actual programmers reading this cry whenever I write from their perspective.

While I'm not exactly a programmer I am taking the courses to get into Artificial Intelligence (I'm just mediocre at it, good for where I'm at but got a long way to go), I find the writing style for them fits the way I'd write them anyways since it's easy to understand for most people. Plus the style doesn't need to be too accurate since the setting and the overall feel of the writing doesn't really call for it.

[Caesar]

Red doesn't have a color because he often doesn't use blatant magic and prefers to do things quietly,

Plus someone - not saying any names here - picked his color.
When do you wish to progress to the next turn? If it's still going to take a while, I'll cook up a post, otherwise I won't and will save my act. (Because I can't find my inspiration right now.)

[Fniff]

Your call, Caesar.