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Originally Posted by Draenin
Gambet, you are rushing ahead of things far too quickly. We have not discussed any rules regarding brackets or whatnot, and you are throwing your ideas out like frisbees on a California beach. If you want to keep arguing with Kai, do it on your own time. Don't bring your unapproved ideas onto the forum to get folks uptight about the RP Team when we haven't even had our first meeting yet. I could throw the ideas you discussed onto here, but I am kind enough not to do so. Except maybe one, since you decided to say this:
I suppose the idea of making areas like buildings, dungeons, etc. IC areas and forcing people to roleplay when they're in them isn't complicated, huh? I bet half of GK would just love that. Nothing better than going into trade, forgetting brackets, and being pilloried. Makes my day anyday.  |
Butz came up with a better solution that I do believe we all agreed on. I love when people do this....use old references in arguments, when they have already been cleared. Happens a lot lately.
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Originally Posted by Draenin
By "we" you mean me. Don't mask it. And the first thing you discussed was the roleplaying guide with Butz. Remember the second thing? Something about Debug. Don't make me go into it, or I can get you into more trouble than you anticipated.
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By "we" I mean the team. You wouldn't like it very much if the team was talking behind your back, now would you? That's not much of a team. A team is not a team if we have an outcast. There will always be disagreements, but as a team we need to hear all disagreements out and come up with a better solution. Thus, the art of teamwork!
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Originally Posted by Draenin
Oh, and don't act like the RP Team is behind everything you say. As Gryffon has said to me, "It's fine if he prefaces it with 'It's just my opinion but' but not 'The RP Team thinks that'."
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I don't act like anyone is behind me. OOC brackets have been around forever. The OOC brackets rules have also been around forever. Until we, the team, come up with better rules to replace them, then they will have to still be used in the future.