[SA:MP] - Roleplaying Guide v2 -

[Omri]

Hayden thanks for this guide i think its gonna help many new players getting started Could be nice if you can put some more stuff but for now i stickied it

[Fatboy_Rob]

Hayden thanks for this guide i think its gonna help many new players getting started Could be nice if you can put some more stuff but for now i stickied it

ong thank you thank you thanks!

Yes, i will add things to it soon
maybe small, or large, but ill post things

[Wael90]

Now that's a perfect guide THANK YOU Hayden +1 =]

P.S. I will save that guide into my PC Thank you again.

[ALS]Wael90 - Your faithful driver

[PMP]

At least they made it sticky

[Fatboy_Rob]

Read up people

[Tovenaarke]

Read en check!

(great one Hayden!, Thx!)

Greetz
- Tovenaarke

[Mac_Gyver]

Great guide! I've already learned some useful things . But as you see, while I was a taxi driver for a short period I was over abused with these rules, some cops used it to get more money when there are no suspects at all... :poke:  :hit:

[Lee Taiki]

Heh... Realy helpful indead..  :hurray:

[LittleGamer]

Awesome Thread

[MrsSvensson]

I just read it all. Very good Hayden

-MrsSvensson  :m4:

[[GTC]Lykos]

Outstanding job...
Now I feel the knowledge flowing into me... The POWER!!! AHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAH
- sound of shooting in the night. It's Hayden -
Sorry I won't do it again... I'll be calm

[Fatboy_Rob]

I'm glad people read this and hopefully used it.

[Fatboy_Rob]

People, PLEASE Read this! PLEASE

*** What makes a good roleplayer? Quite simply is allow the other player an out. That's a HUGE thing. Let's say there is a shootout about to happen. One player draws his gun by using /me pulls out a gun. Victim then pulls out his gun using the same method and tells the other player to drop the gun. At this point, player one has two options: Comply or shoot. I can almost guaran-damn-tee player one will say "Screw you" (to give player two a chance to react) and shoot, but there are a few cases where they'd comply and say "Ok! Ok! I give up" and drop the gun. Once both players have drawn their weapons and given each other outs, anything can proceed there after. You can shoot, you can run, you can drop your weapon, whatever the hell you want to do. That is an excellent role-play situation if those rules are followed.

Of course, there are many different role play situations such as rape, drug dealing, etc. Just always allow the player an out that way everyone has a chance to react.

Another huge thing is, let's say someone REALLY wants a car that another player is driving (This being aimed at chickens, of course). Obviously the driver is going to have a HUGE advantage over the player trying to jack the vehicle since he's operating the gas pedal. The jacker pulls out his gun and points it at the driver after getting him to stop. This is almost always going to be a one-sided situation. The driver either has the option to give up the vehicle or drive away.

Let's say the driver gives up the vehicle. The shooter either has the option to go ahead and leave or he can shoot up the driver to protect himself. The outcome is determined by the shooter and driver interacting with one another. Remember to give each other an out, UNLESS the shooter immediately drives off. The driver can either shoot the vehicle up, report him to the police or just leave the area in shock.

Let's say the driver doesn't give up the vehicle and takes off. This one is simple, the shooter can shoot the car up or not for not complying. Simple.

ESPECIALLY THIS ONE!
*** Why are the officer such assholes? Speaking as an officer, probably because you're not complying or you are wanted for a crime. If you get pulled over for speeding, just pull over. We have no reason to run your license if you comply. You can get off with a nominal ticket if you just do what they say. Don't haggle us, we won't haggle you.

[9r2e5i3k]

.:: Filtering OOC chats with IC chats ::.

In Character
This is how it would look
/l Hello Gandalf, how are you today?
[TCL]Hayden: Hello Gandalf, How are you today?

Out Of Character chat
/l (( Hello Gandalf, how are you today? ))
[TCL]Hayden: (( Hello Gandalf, how are you today? ))

About the double brackets... I know it means OOC but it's not the only standard here.
I use two slashes at the beggining ( // means a comment ). I also saw adding ooc: infront.

So, to all roleplay-begginers - not only (( )) means Out-of-character.

[Fatboy_Rob]

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Read up friends and let your mind fall into Roleplaying Bliss