A roleplay?
Posted by: James-the-Charizard
Date: 2019-08-16 15:47:45
Anyone around want to do a roleplay? :???:
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It could range from the over-the-top complexity of Team Rocket wants you to SHUT UP
Well, what has that experience been then? It very well might fit with what's here if I made it sound too formal; just look at all the 400+ page threads here where users wuld casually hang out behind whatever guise they felt like at the time. One post was Jolteon's character Diana dropping a plate and needing to pick the pieces up! …Or something like that, anyway!
Huh…
My experience (and to extend that, definition) of roleplays is vastly different than the way you described… :???:
It could range from the over-the-top complexity of Team Rocket wants you to SHUT UP
That's far from complex and closer to "teenage shitposting"
Seems par for the course. Maybe someone will want to join in!
My experience is using characters I have made that are based from Pokémon, in varying situations. This is my rp style:
(Character name): Example text *Example action*
Setting a scene ("Team Rocket is using shadow Pokemon!"), deciding what a character can be (a human, a Pokemon, what species, age, etc.), possibly a goal ("defeat Team Rocket!") and rules ("you can't destroy the universe for no reason") too. Just however the existing ones started out. But none of that's strictly necessary as the Dungeon Master (or whatever the equivalent here would be) can make it up as he goes along or only make the other players aware of particular parts at a time. Letting each participant make up parts of the scenario as it progresses is what most of the other threads became as far as I can tell, anyway, so you're good. The point is to just have fun, so guidelines are there to enhance that based on what others have had fun with in the past, not to be restrictive.
Wait the lines of existing ones?