Is it true?

[SafetyMoose]

I believe we do not limit roleplay, but on the contrary allow too much freedom.
There is a main difference between roleplay on Argonath and on the so-called RLRP servers.
We do not stick to character history, but instead you can change role by changing skin. Dress like a clown, you are a cop clown.
Dress like a medic, you are a medic. While this has been compromised by groups and players who do enjoy a continuing storyline, and are allowed to do so, it is not a limit but a freedom.

As for limitations that we may be unaware of, please state them.

This is why I love Argonath. Although I agree maybe there is a bit too much freedom, the part I love about this community is the ability for players to come online and say

"Hey, you know what, I'm going to RP an old fisherman" or "I think ill pretend to be a mechanic" its the beauty of this freedom that keeps me here and I believe is why so many people get addicted to Argonath. However, like all things, people take advantage of this freedom to do things that deteriorate the experience for others. Finding the healthy balance between the community and the individual is the key, and for the most part I think we have that here.

[Que]

I sincerely just browsed through the pages as I couldn't be arsed to read the same argumentation in that unban request which made you post this, bro.
As written on Blackwood's topic as well;
"The same rules applies to the other side, where random driveby's is not allowed. Gandalf is speaking the truth, if one beef is recognized; you are allowed to driveby. Same goes with the other side, if you randomly pass by a neighborhood, shooting at them; it will also count as deathmatching. This is Argonath, that's the other side. You are obviously here because you like the community, and you got friends here. The best way is to adjust yourself to that. There's no point arguing about a driveby which could be avoided so easily."

In short - Argonath is Argonath, The other side is the other side. 58th St. Conecta and the Ballas had brawls and shootouts every time we were opened. It was only a few times when we actually complained on each other, but was always handled by me, Frank, Jimmy or SeanC. The difference between here and there is that on that side, everybody is so ignorant, and so much having their own dick in their own ass to obviously have one proper conversation (most of the time), whilst here; you can just send Frank (or whoever leading the Ballas nowadays) a personal message - and talk to him about the situation and ask if you guys have a beef. If he agrees, then do as many driveby's you can, but in a proper form.

[Gandalf]

Ok so the topic direction has drifted off way too much, whatever.

If people stop moaning about other people not roleplaying the way that they want them to roleplay, we can all focus on creativity and enjoying the game.
This goes for owners too, sorry G.

We are still keeping to a minimum of rules. Keep inside them, and do whatever you want.
Try to make your own rules, and you will be advised to make your own rules on your own server.

[Comrade]

You're required to inform, because the target must know WHY it is being attacked. If the target doesn't know why it's being attacked, then it is DM.
Doesn't get much simpler than this.

[Julio.]

This is why I love Argonath. Although I agree maybe there is a bit too much freedom, the part I love about this community is the ability for players to come online and say

"Hey, you know what, I'm going to RP an old fisherman" or "I think ill pretend to be a mechanic" its the beauty of this freedom that keeps me here and I believe is why so many people get addicted to Argonath. However, like all things, people take advantage of this freedom to do things that deteriorate the experience for others. Finding the healthy balance between the community and the individual is the key, and for the most part I think we have that here.

If I want to become a Moose hunter, I can!  :evil: