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Jazuela · 07-10-2011, 05:06 PM

It's all well and good to call it "stick up the buttness" but when the OP comes here and specifies, in a bullet point,
Then he is already declaring, in advance, that HE expects people to adhere to the intensity of an in-depth mud, as long as they don't expect HIM to do the same.

If you want politics, religions, player run governments, then you're also wanting conflict. These things come with conflict. And if you refuse to interact with your character's enemy, solely on the basis that you "don't want to," then you ruin it for that character's player, who probably has taken time out of HIS 10 minutes per day, helping to contribute to the game world by becoming your enemy in the first place.

You want roleplay? Then roleplay. You want to avoid RPing with people you don't "want" to RP with? Then don't expect that people will be lining up at the doors to RP with you.

07-10-2011, 05:06 PM	#30
Jazuela Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: New England Posts: 849	Re: Let's try this again...RP MUD It's all well and good to call it "stick up the buttness" but when the OP comes here and specifies, in a bullet point, Then he is already declaring, in advance, that HE expects people to adhere to the intensity of an in-depth mud, as long as they don't expect HIM to do the same. If you want politics, religions, player run governments, then you're also wanting conflict. These things come with conflict. And if you refuse to interact with your character's enemy, solely on the basis that you "don't want to," then you ruin it for that character's player, who probably has taken time out of HIS 10 minutes per day, helping to contribute to the game world by becoming your enemy in the first place. You want roleplay? Then roleplay. You want to avoid RPing with people you don't "want" to RP with? Then don't expect that people will be lining up at the doors to RP with you.