Tier 1, or T1 RP is a turn-based, descriptive, fighting style roleplay. It is based off the idea that the paragraphs you use should appear to come out of a book using detailed descriptions so that the people watching can ‘see’ what is happening in chat to make Role Playing a more enjoyable experience. In a match, your opponent can strike you. You have the ability to reverse the attack or take the hit and come back with one of your own. In T1, you can only type one attack each paragraph. If you type more than one attack in a paragraph, you will be disqualified. You may need to type more than one paragraph, so when this is needed, use at the end and beginning of your paragraph. Once you complete your attack/entrance, put an at the end to symbolize the finalization of your paragraph.
For example:
It was a light day with an overcast consuming the sky. The wind blew a calm 3 mph to the Northeast, and there was a distant sound of birds chirping approximately 3km to the West. The grass of the flat plains danced as the wind gently blew through it, also making contact with Washikage's face. The slightest chill filled the portion of his face that wasn't covered by his Personal Protective Equipment and gear, which was only the lower portion.
His eyes gazing over the terrain, studying its features and taking note of anything that he could use as a landmark, such as the large egg shaped boulder 5km in front of him. Between him and the boulder, there didnt seem to be any signs of that the enemy has passed through recently, so using this opportunity, Washikage got up from his crouched position behind a 4ft tall bush, and took off sprinting, swaying one arm at a time in a running motion as each foot hit the ground per half a second.
Once he was within 2km from his desired target, Washikage, from the corner of his right eye, as he was running, noticed a glimmer that could've come from a visor or helmet. Very quickly, Washikage stopped in his tracks, planted his hands on the ground, legs bent, kicked, and sprawled his legs out in a 55° angle, laying on his belly in the grass. Using his right hand, he reached for his M4 on his back, grabbed it by the barrel, reached it over his head, and brought it in front of him. Switching with his right hand, left hand now under the barrel, with his left elbow planted in the ground, and his right hand gripping the grip, using his thumb to flick the switch from safety to semi, and index finger gliding over the trigger.
Looking down his sights with his right eye, he spotted the bogey, which appeared to be about 300m from his position, took an inhale of the cool crisp air through his nose, stopped and held for 3 seconds, then squeezed the trigger 1 second after he exhaled out his mouth. The only noise that filled the air in that moment was the sound of the round leaving the rifle.
Tier 2, or T2 rp is a high-paced fighting style. 7 words to attack. 10 connect. 7 dodge. 12 counter-attack.
T2 was created by people who felt T1 was too long and took too much time to use. You have to have a minimum of 7 words for your attack. And the same for the outcome. To reverse you need the minimum of 10 words. And the same for the reverse outcome. It takes a minimum of 12 words to post a counter-attack.
Example:
As John jumps up, he ducks the attack and picks Tim up on his shoulders. (counter-attack)
John would attempt to toss him over. (attack)
John then slammed Tim's back very roughly onto the ground. (connect)
For example:
It was a light day with an overcast consuming the sky. The wind blew a calm 3 mph to the Northeast, and there was a distant sound of birds chirping approximately 3km to the West. The grass of the flat plains danced as the wind gently blew through it, also making contact with Washikage's face. The slightest chill filled the portion of his face that wasn't covered by his Personal Protective Equipment and gear, which was only the lower portion.
His eyes gazing over the terrain, studying its features and taking note of anything that he could use as a landmark, such as the large egg shaped boulder 5km in front of him. Between him and the boulder, there didnt seem to be any signs of that the enemy has passed through recently, so using this opportunity, Washikage got up from his crouched position behind a 4ft tall bush, and took off sprinting, swaying one arm at a time in a running motion as each foot hit the ground per half a second.
Once he was within 2km from his desired target, Washikage, from the corner of his right eye, as he was running, noticed a glimmer that could've come from a visor or helmet. Very quickly, Washikage stopped in his tracks, planted his hands on the ground, legs bent, kicked, and sprawled his legs out in a 55° angle, laying on his belly in the grass. Using his right hand, he reached for his M4 on his back, grabbed it by the barrel, reached it over his head, and brought it in front of him. Switching with his right hand, left hand now under the barrel, with his left elbow planted in the ground, and his right hand gripping the grip, using his thumb to flick the switch from safety to semi, and index finger gliding over the trigger.
Looking down his sights with his right eye, he spotted the bogey, which appeared to be about 300m from his position, took an inhale of the cool crisp air through his nose, stopped and held for 3 seconds, then squeezed the trigger 1 second after he exhaled out his mouth. The only noise that filled the air in that moment was the sound of the round leaving the rifle.
Tier 2, or T2 rp is a high-paced fighting style. 7 words to attack. 10 connect. 7 dodge. 12 counter-attack.
T2 was created by people who felt T1 was too long and took too much time to use. You have to have a minimum of 7 words for your attack. And the same for the outcome. To reverse you need the minimum of 10 words. And the same for the reverse outcome. It takes a minimum of 12 words to post a counter-attack.
Example:
As John jumps up, he ducks the attack and picks Tim up on his shoulders. (counter-attack)
John would attempt to toss him over. (attack)
John then slammed Tim's back very roughly onto the ground. (connect)
