Feral Heart

Totally agree with everyone here.
Most of my characters are realistic animals(or I suppose semi-realistic, since I let them talk out loud), and I've had very few demon or godlike characters at all on FH. One example that comes to mind however is my character Kingotsu. Now mind you, I wrote this backstory when I was eleven.

He was born an ordinary domestic cat, living in ancient Japan. One day on his normal rounds about the fields and forests, he was interrupted by a demon in canine form. This demon turned him somehow(I originally said that Kingotsu was bitten, but now I'd like to come up with something better), and he also became a demon. Now, since the demon that turned him was in canine form, Kingotsu now also looks more canine than feline. However, despite his fearsome appearance he is still afraid of water, and can't resist the sound of food being opened. In terms of powers, all he inherited was above-average speed, strength, and a general awareness of the paranormal. That's it. No world-ending powers, unrealistically amazing fighting abilities, or immortality. He is very much able to be killed or defeated.

Although obviously, overpowered bios do annoy me, I try to just stay out of those characters' way and hope that their creators' skills will improve over time.

My first character, I believe, was a little wolf called Roxy. She was the typical character you'd expect a FH newbie to make. Pure black pelt, dark purple swirl markings, and purple eyecover mane. I liked her quite a lot, and had some good times on her, even managing to join TEC on my second day purely by chance. I deleted her fairly soon however, which I rather regret now, I'm curious to go back and take a good look at her. Not a life-changing or enduring character like some of the ones other people might have made, but she was a good enough starting point for me.

I got into a spontaneous little RP when a few other wolves and I were all in the same cave. It was pleasant, we talked about our characters' pasts and we helped someone who was feeling sad. So eventually it was just me and a pup left, talking about the pup's inevitably tragic backstory.
Suddenly this pair of lions comes in and stands fairly near us. For several minutes they just milled about us awkwardly, not saying a word. Then one of them whispers me.

Lion: "this is my house go away now!"
Me: "Sorry honey, this is a public map. Nobody owns any space on it. Please stop claiming, it's against the rules."

The lion and their friend ran out of the cave, and in another few minutes the lion returned alone. They stood right next to me, stayed silent for another awkward length of time, and then whispered me again with one rather insulting word. They then promptly ran away, as though that meant I couldn't whisper them back. So I told them I was off to report their language and behaviour, I did, and thought that was that. Silly Ax, it's never that simple with those people.
The lion came back yet again and started whispering gibberish to me, eventually claiming that I liked them. Logic, they have it. Eventually the pup went offline, and I switched to a different account to get away from the foolish claimer. And I lol'd.

Other beta tester over here

Just a quick suggestion, I think the infected people should have something in their name or a specific marking indicating that they are infected.

This is a good idea. I think what may make it that extra bit more challenging, along with having a thick jungle map, would be turning off all nametags. The infected would have one specific marking, and that would be all you had to tell if you should run or not. could make it too hard depending on the map, but since you can see nametags through objects it would make more sense if you're trying to hide in dense bushes.