Post by Shubit on Aug 1, 2013 12:24:34 GMT
Dear All,
Below are the general site rules that should be followed at all times. While they are demanding they are nonetheless necessary to ensure the best experience for everyone. If there are any rules that you are uncertain about please private message me and I will be more than happy to elaborate for you.
1. Be good to your fellow members. This means to avoid any insults, bullying or threatening of any kind. Swear words are permitted but they should not be used to offend anyone or mitigate their experience of the game.
2. Do not spam. Spamming of any kind will be deleted by our moderating team. In the general boards, one liners are absolutely fine providing they are in tune with the topic in question. Any forms of link posting or posts that appear in RP's completely not relevant to the topic will be deleted.
Roleplaying Rules
1. Write in the third person. ie: "Isabella moved through the dark forest" and not "I walked through the dark forest"
2. You can only control your character and not the characters of other players, (unless you have agreed privately that you can share control for a particular scene).
3. Do not auto action. For example, in a fight scene you cannot automatically attack another character without giving them the chance to dodge, counter, or decide to be hit. Remember rule 2, which is not to control the other character.
4. No God-modding. This is the term used to describe a character which exceeds their abilities outlined in their character profile. For example, being stronger, faster, smarter or even more funny then they really are. Again, your character has the opportunity to improve but it must be a learning curve and in line with your character developments. If you make clear in your profile that your character has unique skills then please do so but remember that we want to make this game as fair as possible.
5. Keep out of chat (OOC) and in chat (IC) talk separate. In roleplay posts if you want to make a comment then please indicate this with an OOC: followed by what you have to say. Then type IC: and continue the roleplay. This avoids unnecessary confusion between real life talk and the talk of your characters. The OOC usually happens at the beginning or end of the post.
6. Keep in character. This may seem obvious but we need to ensure that every one flows with the plot and no one does anything completely out of the ordinary.
7. Have fun . Although reading rules sounds bleak, the opportunities are endless so make sure you enjoy it and have a laugh .
Below are the general site rules that should be followed at all times. While they are demanding they are nonetheless necessary to ensure the best experience for everyone. If there are any rules that you are uncertain about please private message me and I will be more than happy to elaborate for you.
General Site Rules
1. Be good to your fellow members. This means to avoid any insults, bullying or threatening of any kind. Swear words are permitted but they should not be used to offend anyone or mitigate their experience of the game.
2. Do not spam. Spamming of any kind will be deleted by our moderating team. In the general boards, one liners are absolutely fine providing they are in tune with the topic in question. Any forms of link posting or posts that appear in RP's completely not relevant to the topic will be deleted.
Roleplaying Rules
1. Write in the third person. ie: "Isabella moved through the dark forest" and not "I walked through the dark forest"
2. You can only control your character and not the characters of other players, (unless you have agreed privately that you can share control for a particular scene).
3. Do not auto action. For example, in a fight scene you cannot automatically attack another character without giving them the chance to dodge, counter, or decide to be hit. Remember rule 2, which is not to control the other character.
4. No God-modding. This is the term used to describe a character which exceeds their abilities outlined in their character profile. For example, being stronger, faster, smarter or even more funny then they really are. Again, your character has the opportunity to improve but it must be a learning curve and in line with your character developments. If you make clear in your profile that your character has unique skills then please do so but remember that we want to make this game as fair as possible.
5. Keep out of chat (OOC) and in chat (IC) talk separate. In roleplay posts if you want to make a comment then please indicate this with an OOC: followed by what you have to say. Then type IC: and continue the roleplay. This avoids unnecessary confusion between real life talk and the talk of your characters. The OOC usually happens at the beginning or end of the post.
6. Keep in character. This may seem obvious but we need to ensure that every one flows with the plot and no one does anything completely out of the ordinary.
7. Have fun . Although reading rules sounds bleak, the opportunities are endless so make sure you enjoy it and have a laugh .