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05-05-2013, 01:06 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:02 AM by Fearless Community.
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If you want your Roleplay (Event) To be popular, all you have to do is make sure that the community knows about it. What i mean by this, is make a thread in the Roleplay section, giving information about when it will be, what time, and the area that it will be taking place. Doing this will mean that people are aware that the event is going on, therefore meaning they will connect to the server, when the event is taking place, aswell as any of the staff that would like to come and see it.
If people do not understand the roleplay that you are doing, quite frankly there going to leave. You need to make sure that it's simple enough to understand. Most people that begin on the server, and are not use to roleplaying, may stop by to see what you have done. I remember when i first joined the server, i did not necessarily roleplay, but i use to take a look at other people's roleplays, and perhaps participate in them, if i found that it would be good fun.
Just to finish it off, if someone uses your idea, and makes a similar kind of role-play experience, they do not fall into the "minge" category. Chances are they found that your role-play was good, and all they are doing is wanting to try it out, as your role-play was inspirational.
If people do not understand the roleplay that you are doing, quite frankly there going to leave. You need to make sure that it's simple enough to understand. Most people that begin on the server, and are not use to roleplaying, may stop by to see what you have done. I remember when i first joined the server, i did not necessarily roleplay, but i use to take a look at other people's roleplays, and perhaps participate in them, if i found that it would be good fun.
Just to finish it off, if someone uses your idea, and makes a similar kind of role-play experience, they do not fall into the "minge" category. Chances are they found that your role-play was good, and all they are doing is wanting to try it out, as your role-play was inspirational.