Post by Chloe on Feb 22, 2015 19:30:26 GMT
Terminology
AutoHits- AutoHits occur from assuming that when your character attacks, another character belonging to a different roleplayer will be hit and/or injured. This is a form of powerplaying. Example: She punched his face and then shoved him into the pool before storming off.
Chatspeak- Basically shortening words, like “ur” instead of “your”, or abbreviations such as “lol”. Please note, chatspeak is NOT permitted here on Wajas. Don't do it.
Generic Character- This is a character created by someone else, NOT by the roleplayer- such as Ash from the Pokemon anime show.
GodModding- Making your character invincible, unable to be hit, etc., particularly when it is unrealistic for them to avoid an injury. Let your character make mistakes and get hurt once in a while to avoid this.
IC(in-character)- Currently writing about the character, participating in the actual roleplaying. It can also mean that the character's personality is portrayed correctly (as in portraying a stubborn, wild character as stubborn and wild, not timid and mild)
AutoHits- AutoHits occur from assuming that when your character attacks, another character belonging to a different roleplayer will be hit and/or injured. This is a form of powerplaying. Example: She punched his face and then shoved him into the pool before storming off.
Chatspeak- Basically shortening words, like “ur” instead of “your”, or abbreviations such as “lol”. Please note, chatspeak is NOT permitted here on Wajas. Don't do it.
Generic Character- This is a character created by someone else, NOT by the roleplayer- such as Ash from the Pokemon anime show.
GodModding- Making your character invincible, unable to be hit, etc., particularly when it is unrealistic for them to avoid an injury. Let your character make mistakes and get hurt once in a while to avoid this.
IC(in-character)- Currently writing about the character, participating in the actual roleplaying. It can also mean that the character's personality is portrayed correctly (as in portraying a stubborn, wild character as stubborn and wild, not timid and mild)