Get off the Roleplay Server

[Suno_Regin]

So I was told to get off the RP server because I was training Azure Way beside Levrus while two people later moved in and started roleplaying there. I'm actually happy to see people roleplaying outside of the cities, and having such an iron grip on roleplaying rules, but... I found that to be a little rude. Is it not accepted now to train your skills to match your roleplay?

[bloodedIrishman]

Tell them to kiss your ass. The only way to efficiently train magic is to spam it. That's just the way it is. You can role play training your magic skills, but at the end of the day, you cant role play the billion clicks magic requires. Not a fan of magic myself, or power leveling, but if I wanted a certain level I'd have done what you did.

I'm sure you are a much nicer person than I, because I would have used a colorful range of vocabulary to insult them in return.

[Suno_Regin]

Oh you're a bastard.

[Sarras Volcae]

yeah... there's snotty roleplay purists. just ignore them.

[verden]

I do talk to Levrus and then run behind the shop for the grind. And I don't want to be tempted to go all bloodedIrishman on some poor roleplayer. Better to just ignore them and find a quiet place to meditate upon matters magical.

[Knightspark9]

Don't worry; if they themselves are being like that; tell THEM to get off the RP server.

[jaycol]

There seems to be a rash of that going on lately.

   If you were outside practicing it shouldn't have been an issue for them. Inside I can understand as it may interfere with game play for some people. After all what sense is there to have mechanics for a game if no one uses them. If you were outside and they came later, they could have went a little further and not have been bothered. Still their being that rude is not exceptable. If you were inside the building they could have merely asked. I have seen several corrections lately by players that really shouldn't be correcting anyone else. If they told you that in main that only stresses my point. There are more mature approaches that could have been used in the situation.  If they had such an iron grip on the rules they would have used one. If it had to do with sound then maybe they should disable the sound before they RP, which is probably what the issue is about. That is an individual choice thing, and in that case they have only themselves to blame for the inconvenience.

By the way welcome back     

[Xoel]

Siding with Suno on this, the others should be ashamed of themselves, especially considering that your training doesn't spam the chat channel or anything. Though it can lower framerate, but if it was affecting me that bad I would merely have asked you to move for the duration of my RP, politely, in a tell.

[khoridor]

So I was told to get off the RP server because I was training Azure Way beside Levrus while two people later moved in and started roleplaying there. I'm actually happy to see people roleplaying outside of the cities, and having such an iron grip on roleplaying rules, but... I found that to be a little rude. Is it not accepted now to train your skills to match your roleplay?

They interfered OOCly into your PS atmosphere, breaking the settings and being rude to a player instead of to a character.

They should be banned from the Internet.

Forever.

Seriously.

(almost.)

[Illysia]

...their being that rude is not exceptable. ...

Yeah, I agree. They were just being punks about it. as far as I've seen so far, it's usually not good RPers complaining the loudest. These just seem to think that being an RPer means telling people off for RP they don't like. Try not to worry about it too much.

[Maisent]

First off, practicing magic right next to levrus is NOT PLing, you practice next to Levrus because he teaches you [RP speaking]. If they were RPing in the house, while you were training with Levrus, it shouldn't be a problem, because RP-ly you are just training, while they do whatever. If they don't like the magic and stuff and have problems OOC THEY should move, ssince IG you are training with Levrus. And PLing is part of RP too, they have no right to tell you to go to EZPC just because you train. I train a lot also. If i were you i would have been outraged, If they asked my character to move, i would tell them to piss of.. And maybe threaten them a little  But if they told me OOC i would have just ignored them.

[Vakachehk]

Thats a good point Maisent. Who will IG/RP wise buy some training and then (since it is winter in PS) go outside and train in the cold? Its like telling someone to go to university outside in winter!

Adding to the Get off the Roleplay Server. I am finding numerous guilds OOCly asking noobs to join their OOC guild in my mind I have a list of OOC guilds that is for me to know since it is not in my head. Also I am begining to find one very good RP guild one of the largest IG getting rather OOC about who they let in, unacceptable and should no longer 1) Have a guild house 2) be on 'the Roleplay Server', even if their leader or other members RP, PLing within a guild must be sorted out as much as possible!

[Geoni]

There is a difference between these two things:

1) She's training herself in crystal way so that one day she can use many different spells to deal with many different ailments, as a doctor.

2) My character is going to train all the ways in magic to the max because he has always had a love for training. He can heal anybody, and smite a vilenaught in one meteor. He is a great fighter, having done it all his life he is able to handle any weapon and use it to the best of its potential. Of course, my character has also had a great deal of experience with crafting so he can make the best quality of weapons. Yes, my character is a strong, strong, strong man who can challenge anybody and anything.

I hope you can see the difference. 

[Rigwyn]

LOL! .. this is the last thing I would expect to see in ps....
I wasn't there so I don't know what transpired .. but as a rule of thumb its usually good to try and settle things in a civil matter before saying something like "get off the rp server".

Hearing that people give a crap about rp is encouraging at least..

[Xoel]

@Geoni: Suno's already made it clear he's a RPer, not a PLer. Remember PS is designed for a group I'd call the "RPPLers", that is, those that power level to match their roleplay.