Casual Roleplayer

Ok...I know this will probably incite some form of "Well if you dont want to improve!"
Eh....


I don't care

I've seen stamps and opinions that seem to say that role-playing in a script format is .....well bad.

Here's how I roll.

If you want to improve writing, sentence structure, character development, and ever last fucking little emotional cringing detail:

Paragraph style is for you. It's more formal. It's more widely accepted. It does look better. It does look more mature. It will help you develop writing skills. NOTHIN WRONG WITH THAT, BUT I'M LAZY.







BUT IF YOU ARE LIKE ME
Script Roleplay is simply a way to have fun. It's FUN. Its casual. It gets the story out faster, its just for friendly fun between FRIENDS. Got a problem with that? Go look the stamps that support paragraph style.

Some people do full roleplays script style, and THATS OK TOO, you don't have to read it If they're all ok with it, that's ok. It's more about the story and characters and....oh yeah FUN. What ever happened to ruleless casual fun?



If you are roleplaying with a new group, though, I STRONGLY SUGGEST going with their format. Makes it easier on everyone.


Stalcry: *shrugs* Since I rarely ever roleplay, *types in opinion with a bored expression* I guess I have little call in this. So use it for free if you want and I'll continue to script style roll play all I want. *passes out on keyboard* kdhfakjhfaksdfhlaskhfalksdf;;;;;