Post by Stephani Kaitlyn Lee on Apr 9, 2012 3:01:13 GMT -5
You may be thinking, I know how to roleplay already! But we might do it differently than you on here, so read this to avoid confusion:
1. Please don't write like this:
-walks into kitchen-
hi jemma
-waves-
Instead, write like this:
James walked into the kitchen to have some toast before he set off to work. He saw his sister, Jemma.
"Hi, Jemma!" he said, waving at her and smiling.
2. Remember, you're only playing ONE character, not Jemma and James (unless Jemma's a character everyone can use, eg.):
RPer1:
James sat down with Jemma ... "What are you doing later?" asked Jemma.
RPer2:
As Sally walked down the school corridor, she bumped into her friend Jemma. "Hey, Jem!" she said.
"Hi!" Jemma replied.
3. Make sure your posts are - grammatically correct, no spelling mistakes (you could use the 'spell check' button when making a post), correct punctuation, and longer than 100 words. This may seem a lot, but you need to give people something to react to in their next post.
So have fun roleplaying!
1. Please don't write like this:
-walks into kitchen-
hi jemma
-waves-
Instead, write like this:
James walked into the kitchen to have some toast before he set off to work. He saw his sister, Jemma.
"Hi, Jemma!" he said, waving at her and smiling.
2. Remember, you're only playing ONE character, not Jemma and James (unless Jemma's a character everyone can use, eg.):
RPer1:
James sat down with Jemma ... "What are you doing later?" asked Jemma.
RPer2:
As Sally walked down the school corridor, she bumped into her friend Jemma. "Hey, Jem!" she said.
"Hi!" Jemma replied.
3. Make sure your posts are - grammatically correct, no spelling mistakes (you could use the 'spell check' button when making a post), correct punctuation, and longer than 100 words. This may seem a lot, but you need to give people something to react to in their next post.
So have fun roleplaying!
