Having roleplayed characters in the past who belonged to races with lore-supported "super senses" so to speak, I've found that including such things into one's RP can be great fun. For example, elves in TERA are said to have such great hearing that their archers can triangulate the precise position of a target from seemingly impossible distances. For one of my characters, this wasn't something that came up (rather the opposite, as I roleplayed her as having rather poor hearing when it came to elves), but for another I really played it up when I could, even giving her a magitech-crafted earpiece that she could use to enhance her hearing further when needed. She was a scout and an information gatherer, so this skill synergized well with her roleplay.
The /say range in TERA is fairly long, so I generally roleplayed that it was possible for her to hear something as long as I could see it in chat. To avoid accusations of god-moding (which is not something I partake in), I generally only applied it when my character was specifically listening to someone. If they said something to another person a whisper, I would /w them and ask if I could get a repeat of what they said because my character could hear them (elven hearing and all). Usually this was met amiably.
I fully intend to make use of such traits when appropriate in ARR roleplay. They can be great fun!
The /say range in TERA is fairly long, so I generally roleplayed that it was possible for her to hear something as long as I could see it in chat. To avoid accusations of god-moding (which is not something I partake in), I generally only applied it when my character was specifically listening to someone. If they said something to another person a whisper, I would /w them and ask if I could get a repeat of what they said because my character could hear them (elven hearing and all). Usually this was met amiably.
I fully intend to make use of such traits when appropriate in ARR roleplay. They can be great fun!
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