It might be the wording but to me, it sounds as if OP was offended that a stranger did not include them in a closed RP or accept their personal headcanon for the area.
Not everyone is comfortable with randoms inviting themselves. Check their search info to see if they're open to walk-up style RP or ask for permission to join. Also, don't take offense if they say no.
The alleged quote from the other player has me confused, did you imply you owned the building or did they assume you were suggesting such? If it was the former, shame on you, would you appreciate someone forcing their way of RP on you? You handled this situation poorly.
I'm gonna slither back under my cozy rock now, later.
Not everyone is comfortable with randoms inviting themselves. Check their search info to see if they're open to walk-up style RP or ask for permission to join. Also, don't take offense if they say no.
The alleged quote from the other player has me confused, did you imply you owned the building or did they assume you were suggesting such? If it was the former, shame on you, would you appreciate someone forcing their way of RP on you? You handled this situation poorly.
(08-29-2015, 02:44 AM)Kage Wrote: Do you somehow have different knowledge or is it just the implication about the use of 'lore' or 'OP's meeting place' that made you think about something that no one else is reading into this?
(08-28-2015, 04:45 PM)Anthony Valron Wrote: "[In a public place like Dragonhead too. I'm sorry, it's very much clashing against the established lore. You own this building and such ? The rule isn't being broken, you're just overstepping the boundaries and performing an action without knowing the background of whom you're interacting with. Please, check again.]"The bold part is what has me wondering. Either OP insisted the spot was his property and not a part of Dragonhead or the other party made assumptions and flipped out over nothing. We don't have the full details, maybe more was said or maybe the other guy really was that easily triggered. Either way, poor decisions were made on handling the situation.
(08-29-2015, 02:44 AM)Kage Wrote: If "/em looked at another person in the same area" was just throwing someone into another person's "closed" RP... welp. My thoughts on that areIt might be for some people. There's always the option to ignore the newcomer's presence and carry on if that''s the case.
I'm gonna slither back under my cozy rock now, later.
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