(12-24-2013, 02:16 PM)ArmachiA Wrote: ^ Do people do that? Seems rude to invite people into RP then go "WE aren't telling you what's going on lalala". Like... I'd certainly be expected to to be let in on stuff if they invited me. If you can't give people context at that time, at least send them a tell letting them know "Hey, my character just can't break away from this train of thought, gimme a minute"
Like... a LOT. More than I care to mention. The ability to actually bring people into a story is a lost art >_>. And whenever I request to be thrown a bone, I get the'not here to hold hands' excuse. Oooookay. So I'm supposed to pick up a book, flip to chapter 12, and know exactly what's going on?
But yeah, as stated in #3 of Tier's guide, OOC communication can go a long way to alleviating any and all problems. OOC communication is basically the equivalent of tabletop players asking for clarification of the staged scene, so they better know how to interact with it.
