Two people can witness or participate in the exact same roleplay and walk away with very opposite opinions on it. That's both the beauty and the curse of roleplay.
Enforcing 'etiquette?' Other than the big "Dont's" of roleplay and "Be excellent to one another," I fail to see a reasoning for more etiquette than that.
I've witnessed groups of people attempt to do that, and it's backfired each and every time. The RP community in EQ2 is dwindling to only a few dozen people now because people attempted to impose ridiculous guidelines and label them as "etiquette" that roleplay there has become a chore.
Enforcing 'etiquette?' Other than the big "Dont's" of roleplay and "Be excellent to one another," I fail to see a reasoning for more etiquette than that.
I've witnessed groups of people attempt to do that, and it's backfired each and every time. The RP community in EQ2 is dwindling to only a few dozen people now because people attempted to impose ridiculous guidelines and label them as "etiquette" that roleplay there has become a chore.
