dragonfire8974
Expert
would it be a break of decor to talk to someone out of game who really doesn't like your character in game to make sure that i am not infringing on his experience of the game?
Morganne said:... I think it's a great idea to talk to people out-of-game. In fact, I wish more people would take that extra step to make sure "hey, dude, we're cool right?"
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I might go "hey, OOG, you know this is all in-game, right? we good to go?"
Deadlands said:I personally stop talking in OOG moments where enemies to my character walk by. ---%<--CLIP--- Plus, I'm generally so full of unbridled rage that it's almost physically dangerous for me not to work it out through menacing glares and baffilingly unmerited violent fantasies.
That's my advice.![]()
Deadlands said:I personally stop talking in OOG moments where enemies to my character walk by. Those little moments in which I can tense up and really use my whole mind and body to just flat out hate those rotten $&@/% OOG really adds to the method acting I employ for enhanced IG performance. I've tried not hating them OOG, but that really weakens the experience. Plus, I'm generally so full of unbridled rage that it's almost physically dangerous for me not to work it out through menacing glares and baffilingly unmerited violent fantasies.
That's my advice.![]()
dragonfire8974 said:hahaha well the biggest reason i am concerned is that the guy has been a central figure in the larp group for a long time, he is at the build cap, and i am about to attend my third event.
its one thing if i have the same status as the guy, but when it comes to the pecking order oog, i'm lower down by a good amount. i figure it would be an extremely **** thing for me to do to come in and piss him off so that he goes.