Sekatsu

I had my very first rp experience at this little event. It was quite a wonderful time. I know I probably didn't roleplay very well but I will get better ha. Thank you to all who made it a wonderful experience. -Vincent Cross

Okay, thank you very much!

My ign is Vincent Cross, a pearl would be quite nice to have.

I rolled one on Balmung because of this but now it seems Gilgamesh is open. I decided to roll on Gilgamesh.

I want to thank everyone for posting and helping me understand. I have a much clearer picture of how it works now. One of the things that threw me off that I forgot to mention was when people would say "disrupting my scene" or "intruding on my scene"in their posts. As Abaigeal mentioned I have RP'd on forums but I have never encountered that idea of intrusion before. I have an idea of what it means. I am assuming it means not to throw yourself into other people's personal events. I suppose I am trying to figure out the proper etiquette. If my character see's two others talking about something he finds interesting could he jump in and try to have a chat or should I OOC first asking if it would be okay. I mainly do not want to leave a bad impression on people OOC wise as a bad role player.

Now I will be honest this is coming from a noob's perspective but I have been reading and am trying to gain more understanding on how in game role playing works. I have been hearing the reference to scenes. Does this mean most things are scripted out beforehand, or is it simply the word used to describe an event in the happening? When I think of role play (remember this is from someone with little to no experience ) I think of a living character in a living world. I think of it as something that is not scripted but as a character living in the world, making friendships, experiencing losses, etc. When I think of a scripted scene it sounds emotionless and sort of robotic. I am not sure if my words are describing exactly what I mean but I guess what I am trying to say is when I think of role play I think of something more freeing, another life adapting to his or her environments and situations. Is there anyone else who feels this way? Perhaps someone could clear this up for me.

Hey everyone, I am very new to this. Not to MMO's but to role playing. I use to roleplay on forums from time to time, but that is all. I have never really RP'd in an actual game. I have always wanted to but I never knew where to begin or how to go about it, so I have always shy'd away form it. However in this specific game I felt like I was actually a part of the world. This time I am going to try to roleplay, I think it will add much more to the game. I am still not sure on where to begin but this seems like a good spot.