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[Davey_Rose]

Jeremy seems to have been screwed.  Pity that Santino doesn't know the concept of powergaming. 

I do know, I've just forgot to do it there.

[Marcell]

Pity that Santino doesn't know the concept of powergaming. 

S/F or T/F or Y/N is prolly the most retarded thing I saw people use. What's the point of doing it?
if there is 5 guys aiding you and you try to put hostage in the car, you just do /me puts the hostage on the back of the car with help from others (or similar), WHY WOULD YOU EVEN POSSIBLY do S/F on it ? unless the guy wants to roleplay Neo or something...

S/F is ridiculous, just use your common sense..

[jinjifliaktor]

S/F or T/F or Y/N is prolly the most retarded thing I saw people use. What's the point of doing it?
if there is 5 guys aiding you and you try to put hostage in the car, you just do /me puts the hostage on the back of the car with help from others (or similar), WHY WOULD YOU EVEN POSSIBLY do S/F on it ? unless the guy wants to roleplay Neo or something...

S/F is ridiculous, just use your common sense..

You obviously don't know the concept of role play. Nobody talked about S/F thingy. Using /em S/F is indeed retarded. Now read slowly and carefully, so you can understand me.


 '' /me puts Gavino to the wall.'' Is powergaming, because, you don't give him a chance to RP.

If you want to do it properly, you do it like this - '' /me extends his both hands towards Gavino, as he pushes him towards the wall; using all the power he has.''

[CharlieKasper]

Personally, i don't see any power gaming. Jeremy was totally surrounded, unarmed, and immobile. So, i think what he did was right..

[jinjifliaktor]

Personally, i don't see any power gaming. Jeremy was totally surrounded, unarmed, and immobile. So, i think what he did was right..

'' /me puts Gavino to the wall.'' Is powergaming, because, you don't give him a chance to RP.

If you want to do it properly, you do it like this - '' /me extends his both hands towards Gavino, as he pushes him towards the wall; using all the power he has.''

[CharlieKasper]

Agreed with Marcell as i said before..
Post Merge: February 15, 2012, 02:38:44 pm

'' /me puts Gavino to the wall.'' Is powergaming, because, you don't give him a chance to RP.

If you want to do it properly, you do it like this - '' /me extends his both hands towards Gavino, as he pushes him towards the wall; using all the power he has.''

All i see is the addition of some extra words. Why would one try to out power a guy who has much aid?

[Marcell]

You obviously don't know the concept of role play. Nobody talked about S/F thingy. Using /em S/F is indeed retarded. Now read slowly and carefully, so you can understand me.


 '' /me puts Gavino to the wall.'' Is powergaming, because, you don't give him a chance to RP.

If you want to do it properly, you do it like this - '' /me extends his both hands towards Gavino, as he pushes him towards the wall; using all the power it has.''

implying all roleplay is about is /me commands

there's no 'concept of powergaming/metagaming/whatever' on argo, so if you want to do it yourself you're free to, but that's all. Naturally it's nice to give someone a chance to respond, but I wouldn't attempt pushing a guy back when I have four armed guys aiming at me. Again; use your common sense (I basically focus my actions on moderate amount of realism combined with game possibilities)
afterwards even if you do /me puts Gavino the wall, Gavino can do /me starts pushing the oponnent back, etc.

[CharlieKasper]

Exactly.

[jinjifliaktor]

Agreed with Marcell as i said before..
Post Merge: February 15, 2012, 02:38:44 pmAll i see is the addition of some extra words.

If you do '' /me puts Gavino to the wall '' you definitely do not give him a chance to RP.

But if you do it in detail, following the example I gave, he can do something like - /me after he faces and hits the wall with his body, he fell to his knees and turns  to Charlie, asking for forgiveness. '' Please, don't do it.''


This requires a lot of creativity.
Post Merge: February 15, 2012, 02:46:24 pm

implying all roleplay is about is /me commands

there's no 'concept of powergaming/metagaming/whatever' on argo, so if you want to do it yourself you're free to, but that's all. Naturally it's nice to give someone a chance to respond, but I wouldn't attempt pushing a guy back when I have four armed guys aiming at me. Again; use your common sense (I basically focus my actions on moderate amount of realism combined with game possibilities)
afterwards even if you do /me puts Gavino the wall, Gavino can do /me starts pushing the oponnent back, etc.

Read my quote to Charlie.

[Marcell]

If you do '' /me puts Gavino to the wall '' you definitely do not give him a chance to RP.

But if you do it in detail, following the example I gave, he can do something like - /me after he faces and hits the wall with his body, he fell to his knees and turns  to Charlie, asking for forgiveness. '' Please, don't do it.''

no not really, he can do the same if you do /me puts him to the wall, lol

[CharlieKasper]

Yup, same answer as Marcell.

[jinjifliaktor]

no not really, he can do the same if you do /me puts him to the wall, lol

No, because with the example that I gave, he's not placed against the wall...

Edit:
If you do  '' / me puts him against the wall''  that means you  force him to RP that he is against the wall. If you do it on my way, you give him a chance to enter in the RP. Simple as that.

[CharlieKasper]

And that doesn't make sense. Why would someone move out or bend down to the knees at the risk of being shot?

[Davey_Rose]

Drop the discussion, I made a fault.

[CharlieKasper]

Sure man. But honestly i didn't see any damn fault.