Hogwarts Live Blog"HARDCORE" is defined as INTENSELY LOYAL. It has nothing to do with talent or even understanding. It's about dedication.
Your roleplaying is no more valid than anyone else's. I don't care who you're friends with or what imaginary power you think you have here. Who are you to ruin it for other people? There's a reason why YOU don't make the rules here or have a symbol in front of your name.
Staff may not RP, but that doesn't mean we don't understand it. We don't have RP rules here because hardly ANY of you would be able to follow REAL RP rules. That includes ALL of YOU who THINK you know what you're doing.
This site is so EVERYONE can enjoy themselves, not so they can be judged by others who think they're better than them. If a village is already being used, FIND ANOTHER ONE or PLAY ALONG. Your RP does not take precedence over something ALREADY GOING ON.
The RP villages are for EVERYONE to use for roleplaying. NOT just you.
Definitions and Clarifications
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The whole situation was uncalled for, Daxor. No one owns any village here and I resent the fact that people think they do and then bully other players out of the way. I have this position because Danilo trusts my judgment and everything I do here is with that in mind. Am I harsh sometimes? Yes, I can be. But sometimes it takes more than just an owl to make people realize that their actions were wrong. That doesn't make it abuse of power.
To answer your question, no I can't always tell when someone is just RPing or not, some people really are that good. However, this particular chat leaves no room for anyone to say that it was all just RP. If you've read it, you would know that- anyone would.
I totally agree with this post by the way! And thanks for the basic rules Witchy, you're right, I probably wouldn't count! I was curious though. :D
go withchy!!!
Go Witchy!!!
AMEN!!
Another thing - who are you to say it wasn't just all RP? Are you almighty god of roleplaying, can you tell every single time someone roleplays? No? I thought not. It's assumption.