Fullmetal_Chidori
I'm making this because I thought that we all needed a little help to make everyones Role Playing Experiance better.
Rule #1: Never, never, never one line a post. A one lined post can be very bad. It can either not have enough details in it to show what a person is doing. Plus it can confuse the other Role Player's that are Role Playing with you. One liners are a big no-no. Without the details in the post it leaves the other players confused and wondering what happened. It also leaves little chance of the other person dogging. I know we all have writers block sometimes but nobody has it all the time. Just try not to do it all the time. A little way to remeber not to one line post is to just think you are training for a technique, you know five lines per post. It's just a helpful way to remember, to make it easier on all of us.
Rule #2: Never Auto-Hit. This means to hit someone without letting the other person try to escape. Auto-hitting is one of the worst possible things a good Role Player can do. It makes the other players not want to Role Play with you ever. Just don't do it.
Rule #3: Never God-Mode. God-modding is when someone thinks they can outlast everything, never get hit and have enough chakra to do 10 chidori's in a row. Everyone has a weakness no matter how tough you are. Remeber you characters strength and weakness and just don't make him/her invincable, and be sure to keep track of you charka. Don't think you can make 100 clones and be able to do tons of over moves, you can run out.
Rule #4: Let your opponet fight too. When you make a post don't post immidently afterwards. Give your opponent time to fight back and make there own post. Just remeber it's a give and take relationship/battle.
Rule #5: Clear Reading. If you see you made a mistake in your post go back and fix it so that it is clear and understandable. I'm not saying that if you grammer is wrong in one part freak out about it, but just try to make it easier to read for everyone to understand, so it gives and everyone a fare shot at winning. Be sure to read your post before you post it. If you have to edit your post do it for grammer, not to redo something you did.
Rule #6: Be creative. Try not to do the same things over and over. Yeah, you should stick with what works, but you won't know if something else will work unless you try. Yes, summoning a giant monster to kill everyone easily is fun, but so is trying to out smart your opponents. I guess I'm just saying to try different things and alway's keep your opponent guessing so they don't regret fighting you.
Rule #7: Get hit. No one is fast enough to never get hit. There is alway's a time when you are off gaurd or don't expect something to come, so let it hit you. It's ok to get hit, the pain that you type out that you are feeling only shows that you are semi-sort-of not-really-real. You shouldn't make that one kunai that was thrown at you stab through your leg so that you can't walk in the first section of the battle, cause then you can't do anything. Just, don't dodge everything, that's why the substitution jutsu was taken away.
Just remeber these rules and eveyone will have a better Role Playing Experience.
Rule #1: Never, never, never one line a post. A one lined post can be very bad. It can either not have enough details in it to show what a person is doing. Plus it can confuse the other Role Player's that are Role Playing with you. One liners are a big no-no. Without the details in the post it leaves the other players confused and wondering what happened. It also leaves little chance of the other person dogging. I know we all have writers block sometimes but nobody has it all the time. Just try not to do it all the time. A little way to remeber not to one line post is to just think you are training for a technique, you know five lines per post. It's just a helpful way to remember, to make it easier on all of us.
Rule #2: Never Auto-Hit. This means to hit someone without letting the other person try to escape. Auto-hitting is one of the worst possible things a good Role Player can do. It makes the other players not want to Role Play with you ever. Just don't do it.
Rule #3: Never God-Mode. God-modding is when someone thinks they can outlast everything, never get hit and have enough chakra to do 10 chidori's in a row. Everyone has a weakness no matter how tough you are. Remeber you characters strength and weakness and just don't make him/her invincable, and be sure to keep track of you charka. Don't think you can make 100 clones and be able to do tons of over moves, you can run out.
Rule #4: Let your opponet fight too. When you make a post don't post immidently afterwards. Give your opponent time to fight back and make there own post. Just remeber it's a give and take relationship/battle.
Rule #5: Clear Reading. If you see you made a mistake in your post go back and fix it so that it is clear and understandable. I'm not saying that if you grammer is wrong in one part freak out about it, but just try to make it easier to read for everyone to understand, so it gives and everyone a fare shot at winning. Be sure to read your post before you post it. If you have to edit your post do it for grammer, not to redo something you did.
Rule #6: Be creative. Try not to do the same things over and over. Yeah, you should stick with what works, but you won't know if something else will work unless you try. Yes, summoning a giant monster to kill everyone easily is fun, but so is trying to out smart your opponents. I guess I'm just saying to try different things and alway's keep your opponent guessing so they don't regret fighting you.
Rule #7: Get hit. No one is fast enough to never get hit. There is alway's a time when you are off gaurd or don't expect something to come, so let it hit you. It's ok to get hit, the pain that you type out that you are feeling only shows that you are semi-sort-of not-really-real. You shouldn't make that one kunai that was thrown at you stab through your leg so that you can't walk in the first section of the battle, cause then you can't do anything. Just, don't dodge everything, that's why the substitution jutsu was taken away.
Just remeber these rules and eveyone will have a better Role Playing Experience.
