1. Milliways was my first. I tried out Charlie and some other characters in fandomhigh and otherways. Jack Green actually started in divinsanity, but that game's been dead for years. I have a character in handfulof_dust, which is an OC game, but I don't play there much: I don't think I can RP original characters very well. And I was in theoneagency for a few months, but it was hard to follow: everything happened in AIM and nobody posted their logs. V. frustrating. I've messed around in mixed_muses and defy_ka. I'm currently just in Mways and theinternetcafe: just passed my 1-year anniversary for that a few months ago. I tried out Ianto in a bunch of different games when I first started playing him and TIC is the one that stuck.
Oh, and I've also played tabletop D&D, which is a whole 'nother animal.
2. I don't think I've had a problem with it when I've had multiple versions of characters: I tend to start from the same place and then their game-canons diverge, so what's fundamentally them remains the same. I play Ianto in both Mways and TIC, and I'm starting to notice bigger differences between them than I expected. Mways-Ianto is younger, has more canon backstory and is darker and more screwed-up than TIC Ianto, but while they share the coffee and suits I'm not going to forget, for example, that TIC-Ianto has a big family and Mways-Ianto has none. That's part of their stories: it's kind of like playing characters who happen to have the same name and job, but nothing else in common. *flaily* I don't know how to explain it, really.
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Oh, and I've also played tabletop D&D, which is a whole 'nother animal.
2. I don't think I've had a problem with it when I've had multiple versions of characters: I tend to start from the same place and then their game-canons diverge, so what's fundamentally them remains the same. I play Ianto in both Mways and TIC, and I'm starting to notice bigger differences between them than I expected. Mways-Ianto is younger, has more canon backstory and is darker and more screwed-up than TIC Ianto, but while they share the coffee and suits I'm not going to forget, for example, that TIC-Ianto has a big family and Mways-Ianto has none. That's part of their stories: it's kind of like playing characters who happen to have the same name and job, but nothing else in common. *flaily* I don't know how to explain it, really.
3. Nope, sorry.