All the World's a Stage: 2008, year of the living roleplayer

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1-05-2009 @ 12:16AM

Birdfall said...

I hadn't seen "RP on a non-RP server" before, but it really fits my current situation. I'm stuck on a normal PVP server because all my friends are there. Unfortunately, I can't take his advice and RP because my character's kind of a ho and random folk would take it the wrong way, but maybe I can start thinking up one-liners to shout at bosses. :) I just instance with family, and they'd get into it.

1-05-2009 @ 12:19AM

Birdfall said...

Btw, your "roleplaying your race and class" guides are truly amazing.

1-05-2009 @ 10:54AM

David Bowers said...

Thanks! Yeah, one-liners are a great way to help get in the mood and just provide a fun atmosphere. Sometime I'd like to work on a guide to the sorts of things you can shout at random NPCs and monsters in order to provide flavor without being annoying.

What sorts of insults might your character spew upon the filthy visages of her enemies?

1-05-2009 @ 11:53AM

Birdfall said...

Probably something lame like "You got dirt on my robe! Do you have any idea what this COST?!"

She's money-centric and an all-around horrible person. I'm even writing a story about her and posting it on my blog. :) It's fun because I get to play with her as an unreliable narrator.

1-05-2009 @ 12:01PM

David Bowers said...

That sounds fun. Let us know when you post the whole story!

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