SkyyoBee

5/10 I've seen you around, just can't really remember where :3

0/10 A... Kitten? I'm kidding <3 10/10 for the kitten

7/10 You're a mentor ^_^

Great guide, Ski ^^ Good idea- too. This should help people out.

It seems very generic. It is hunger games, basically, with a different name and a LotC twist. Yes, this would be fun and very entertaining, but I feel like it should be changed- lore added and a different base- still a tournament of sorts, but nothing like the hunger games. It should be original. It isn't going to be as big an event if there isn't a good reason it came about, it would also be very beneficial for the event idea to take on more of a LotC feel. Although I do like the proposal, I feel it needs to be changed quite a bit. You have my full support once you have done so in a satisfactory way, and I would love to help out as an ET builder/actor.

0/10 Never heard of you. Sorry. I'm kidding 10/10 because yes<3

8/10 I see you around quite a bit ^^

Usually OOC mistkes are fixed with a simple ((*mistakes But if one were to turn this grammatical error into an IC event- unique and entertaining roleplay is instantly formed. Example one- Player one: “How do ‘ye do? Me’ name is Frank.” Player two: “Howdy, would you like to purchase a cattot?” ((Here, player two obviously pressed the ‘t’ key instead of the ‘r’ key.)) Player two coughs abruptly, his voice caught in his throat. “Carrots, my good man. I’m getting old!” See here how this simple mistake spurred roleplay, it could also have created some kind of ‘inside joke’ between the two characters, possibly forming a friendship and creating more roleplay. Example two- Player one: “Mark! Get over here!” his arm flails in the air as he Mark him over. Player two: “What is it, Damen? What do you want?” Player one: “Please don’t kill.” He shakes his head. Player two’s eyes widen. “Who would I kill?” In this roleplay, player one meant to say ‘kill time’ but OOCly forgot the ‘time,’ which instantly sparks interesting roleplay. Example three- Player one: “I’ve never seen you around before, what’s your nam?” ((Player one typed ‘name’ incorrectly)) Player two: “You say the word ‘name’ in a very funny way, sir. Is it your accent? And I’m Ryar.” A conversation could instantly start here about player one’s accent, creating more roleplay. On another note, larger scale OOC events can be turned into a RP event- such as a group of people leaving the server- something that happened fairly recently. Using this as an example, in these circumstances roleplay can be created through turning the OOC situation into something IC, such as a plague or genocide. The truth to the matter is that people do mess up. People stutter, people miss words, people pronounce things incorrectly, people don’t always speak perfectly, and this is the same as roleplayers- which translates perfectly if one uses their mistakes within roleplay. Next time you make a mistake ingame, think about correcting it in roleplay, not OOC. Not only does doing this make you look professional and unique, it makes you look much better than how you would have looked if you simply fixed it OOCly.

0/10 Sorry... Who? I'm kidding <3 2/10

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Simply amazing. The amount of effort in these is astounding. I admire you and your work.

9/10 I see you everywhere.

7/10 I see you quite a bit

0/10 Who? :3 Kidding, you can have a 10/10 <3