matyio
The original mute
I have noticed something interesting in the way hollowworld roleplay has gone. If there is no speach accompanying an action it is less likely to be noticed. Why is this? It used to be you paid attention to everything being put to see if it was relevant to your roleplay now it seems unless some pushes into your rp in some way then your actions won't get noticed. and this annoys me.
I rolpelay the only mute currently on the server, and i find it difficult to rp, not beecause i'm bad at roleplaying but because people genuinely ignore my music that i roleplay. Again why? When someone does something that affects the ambience of a roleplay try to achknowledge it. Here are some examples of actions adding to the ambience of roleplay. Music being played, someone singing, people fighting, people arguing, people shouting.
So today i issue a challenge to all roleplayers, get out of the moulds you have made for yourselves and pay attention to actions, even if the person isn't in your rp. Someone singing badly might be a great way to get to know someone elses character just that bit better. or a piece of music could make your character feel something, or want to dance or sing, or even want to tip the musician (this doesn't have to involve the transfer of anything actually of value but it is a way of letting the person know you appreciate their attempts).
I rolpelay the only mute currently on the server, and i find it difficult to rp, not beecause i'm bad at roleplaying but because people genuinely ignore my music that i roleplay. Again why? When someone does something that affects the ambience of a roleplay try to achknowledge it. Here are some examples of actions adding to the ambience of roleplay. Music being played, someone singing, people fighting, people arguing, people shouting.
So today i issue a challenge to all roleplayers, get out of the moulds you have made for yourselves and pay attention to actions, even if the person isn't in your rp. Someone singing badly might be a great way to get to know someone elses character just that bit better. or a piece of music could make your character feel something, or want to dance or sing, or even want to tip the musician (this doesn't have to involve the transfer of anything actually of value but it is a way of letting the person know you appreciate their attempts).