Ridiculous Roleplaying Rules #2

Post » Tue May 07, 2013 4:11 pm

Below are a culmination of all of the RRR's from thread #1

If you have any of your own Ridiculous Role-playing Rules I encourage you to list them below.

RRPG Challenge!

If you are inclined to do so I encourage you to pick or make 2 rules from every category in an attempt to create a role-play character. Tell us your choices and every 10 levels give us an update on how you like your Ridiculous Role-Play character! Feel free to choose more or mix and match categories.

The original thread can be found http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1450598-ridiculous-role-playing-rules/

General Rules

i. Words of Wisdom

There are no set rules for an RPG play how you want- WarGhoul

Do what feels right for your character- Broder_fisk

The only ridiculous Role-play rule is the one that makes playing the game no longer fun for the player.- bradleyh

These are things, habits or rules, which we engage in because it makes the game more fun and more enjoyable for us. Role playing is just a form of storytelling. - Eayri

To achieve the perfect Role-Playing you have to disconnect from you RL self and become your character. -Frost-Raven

Make time for RP and use your imagination, but I don't get obsessive -Greg Scott Neuman

Pre-plan motives and response styles to help keep RP "in character"- Gizmo

Ignore that destiny stuff and carve out your own niche in the world, and a dangerous world it is- The_Mike007

Try and stretch out main and faction quests- mcleod

Try to stick to only a few major encounters in a single day- Fenist Brightfalcon

Set general goals and challenges for your character- Blade

Parallel lives (avoid having characters live in the same house/ have the same family as another) - Oddish

We're supposed to be playing these games to have fun. If we have fun making up these rules then we should do it. But if it's not fun, then we should not do it. It's as simple as that.

One-size-fits-all rules applied to every character are not roleplaying. A true role-player will apply only those rules that are suited to the character. - Pseron Wyrd

"Time you enjoy wasting isn't wasted time." Beatrix Russell- Edalriso

Play the role as it should be played, without using unfair undeserved advantages -Sitruc

WORLD REALISM

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PLAYER REALISM

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PLAY THE WAY YOU WANT

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suzan
 
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Post » Wed May 08, 2013 4:22 am

HUD at 0%

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e.Double
 
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Post » Tue May 07, 2013 11:40 pm

Why "ridiculous"?

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Neliel Kudoh
 
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Post » Tue May 07, 2013 6:47 pm

Because that was what the original thread was entitled. To be honest, some of the role-play approaches seem to go beyond simply a "realistic experience" that would be expected from a hardcoe game mode.

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sam smith
 
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Post » Tue May 07, 2013 7:36 pm

Equip a dagger before searching animals. If you skin the animal wait for an hour. The wait function actually has some good uses if you know how to use it correctly.

Also don't hold arrows for more than 10 seconds. If you've used a bow before, it's hard to keep holding the bowstring for an extended amount of time.

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kevin ball
 
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Post » Wed May 08, 2013 12:44 am

Im going to read the whole list when I have time, sorry if these are repeated.

- Dont change clothes in public/ in front of people. More so if you're a girl.

- Dont undress the dead, their armor/clothes probably wouldn't fit you. More so if other six. BUT, if its enchanted you can take it to learn the enchantment. Hoods and helmets are alright for money.

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Post » Wed May 08, 2013 12:33 am

May I just make a comment on World Realism:

"Religious/ Social/ Political Affairs"

Good - Avoid anything Daedric related as much as possible

But Dawnbreaker gives you a bonus killing undead (like vampires) - surely that's the most good blade around.

And a few of the religions of races in Skyrim worship Daedra (Dark Elves and Orcs)

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danni Marchant
 
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Post » Wed May 08, 2013 5:09 am

Unless you play a warrioress / barbarian who'd bash the face in of anyone who thinks to make comment or advances. ;)

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Brooke Turner
 
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Post » Wed May 08, 2013 6:09 am

Find what it takes to completely separate yourself from your character. Roleplaying is best done as someone else, not what you wish you could be in Skyrim.

To this end, I'm restarting my current character as a female. I realised I was making all the decisions I myself would make when it is a male character. I dont know why.
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Post » Tue May 07, 2013 7:07 pm

Meridia is fine to me unless you're playing a super devout paladin character. She's not evil or in the grey like the other Daedric princes.

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Post » Tue May 07, 2013 7:37 pm

This. I love playing this way.

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Eduardo Rosas
 
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Post » Tue May 07, 2013 3:35 pm

Oh, I would always go for it. But typically Daedra are associated with obsession and punishment if their champions fail. So, say you need to turn into a vampire in order to enter a certain realm of oblivion...

Besides, I simply wrote down everything that everyone said :smile:

Ask Lark the Brave.

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