What CAN'T You Play?

Started by Miradus, January 14, 2017, 12:02:38 PM

i get bored really fast with guilds.
and elves. This is mostly because a lot of players will directly disclude you from rp. Which turns into doing a whole lot of nothing.


I get really sick of the "it's a elf/breed/gick, let's all leave" mentality.
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Quote from: satine on December 02, 2017, 12:25:30 PM
i get bored really fast with guilds.
and elves. This is mostly because a lot of players will directly disclude you from rp. Which turns into doing a whole lot of nothing.


I get really sick of the "it's a elf/breed/gick, let's all leave" mentality.

You mean, the documentation of the game?

I don't really see people leave, per se, when elves and Magickers show up. They mostly just aren't nice to them, and tend to insult them to their face, or dismiss what they have to say because it's from their point of view. That's including you in RP.
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Being ignored or walked out on is being included in the roleplay -- they're following the rules of their role.  They're just not including you in their reindeer games, so to speak.

But I could totally understand not wanting to play those roles.  They can definitely be isolating.
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Can be. Just requires more effort to carve out a niche, and more wariness not to get diced at the first chance someone gets.
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I'm getting an itch for a pc that would be purposefully temporary, you know, some kind of troublemaker with no complicated surefire plan to survive his/her hijinks. I -never- want to play those, but today I do.

I can't play a rogue witch, period. I mean, I love the shit out of elves, its sort of a communication screw-up with a staff member that made me lose my confidence in being able to portray them properly. But people don't want to kill elves for being elves, -all the time.- They might have something to sell, they might want to buy from you, especially since they're probably forced to give you a better deal, and may have more guts for certain kinds of goods that would be hard to fence or ditch anywhere. They have eyes and ears in places your aide friend and Kadian mate are never going to be. Rogue mages? Nah. People don't seem to want to deal with that shit, and they seem to have ways of knowing you're an untouchable from the moment you get out of chargen. No thanks.

The way it appears is that people come out of chargen unmanifested and make friends/train sometimes for months at a time before learning their own dark secret and going rogue. More power to them, but just thinking about all that effort makes me feel tired, especially when the social life and things to do for a gemmed in 'nak seem to be prolific compared to that.

Lately dwarves have been kind of my antithesis because I feel the need to be able to change my direction in life if I feel like it, even though I tend to play the same exact thing for months at a time, with differences here and there in race or skills.
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