Post by GCWOverseer on Sept 26, 2007 13:11:35 GMT -5
We here at Global Championship Wrestling look to allow for as broad of a Role Playing experience as possible... be it from a federation-wide storyline that we have capable staff of producing, to random great stories that can come together seemingly out of the wind. Therefore, we as a staff have agreed upon rewarding broad openness, and looking down upon Private, Open To, and Clique role-playing.
Private and Open To Roleplaying should be kept to a minimum, as it goes against the main purpose of a Role-playing E-federation... and that is to interact with as many different people as possible. In more than a match challenging atmosphere. We agree that Private and Open To threads are great character development tools, but answering Open or creating Open threads and how your character would react to situations such as those are just as powerful character building devices, and allows for more characters to grow from it than just a Private or an Open To thread.
This is by no means a "Don't do Private/Open To" ruling. But, use it sparingly... An atmosphere that allows too much of those types of threads generally begin to feel unwelcome to people that are on the proverbial outside looking in... meaning your work gets read less, and less people actually care about your character, sadly.
Therefore... Private Role Playing will be scored lower and harder than a generally interactive character, as well as capable of costing an account title shots, should a more interactive character earn one of them. Interactivity is a large part of scoring and rulings, and this is a heads-up. Thank you.
Private and Open To Roleplaying should be kept to a minimum, as it goes against the main purpose of a Role-playing E-federation... and that is to interact with as many different people as possible. In more than a match challenging atmosphere. We agree that Private and Open To threads are great character development tools, but answering Open or creating Open threads and how your character would react to situations such as those are just as powerful character building devices, and allows for more characters to grow from it than just a Private or an Open To thread.
This is by no means a "Don't do Private/Open To" ruling. But, use it sparingly... An atmosphere that allows too much of those types of threads generally begin to feel unwelcome to people that are on the proverbial outside looking in... meaning your work gets read less, and less people actually care about your character, sadly.
Therefore... Private Role Playing will be scored lower and harder than a generally interactive character, as well as capable of costing an account title shots, should a more interactive character earn one of them. Interactivity is a large part of scoring and rulings, and this is a heads-up. Thank you.