moonsugar66 wrote: »
I have a suggestion for him.
Just pretend that your in a bustling city. People rushing around for all sorts reasons: a war is happening, a lady needs saving, their hair is on fire... whatever. Just realize that you are a spectator with some special insight. Be amused. Peer around at these poor souls with some pity as they don't see what they're missing.
I knew a great roleplayer once in World of Warcraft who played an old orc warlock. He always walked. He never complained about anyone else. He just did his thing and he earned an amazing amount of respect. He was a lot of fun to interact with. I wasn't a role player myself but after a time I looked forward to meeting him in the cities and talking to him - in character, something I never used to do.
My point: don't fret over this. Just do your thing.
Happens more often than not.isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »(and how many perfectly good manuscripts might sit unpublished because the author has no contacts and no idea they need an agent to get anywhere?)