You need to be consistent with your character if you wrote your character to be cool and aloof, then don’t have them buddy buddying up with a complete stranger. You need to keep in mind how the character acts, speaks, thinks, their personality, their quirks, strengths and weaknesses. You may use other tenses but the majority of other players you will run into will be using this style. While typing a role-play the most common tense is 3rd person, past tense. If you need any questions answered these are the people to talk to. There is usually more than one member in the staff to keep a balance in decisions concerning the role-play. Moderator Admin Staff: This is the head of the role-play. When In Character the typical OOC format is with brackets (as such).
This is used to present the Typist’s ideas and speech. Out of Character: (aka OOC) this is a term used when the typist wants to say something or do something but not through their character. In Character: (aka IC) this means to be in the role of the being/creature/person you’ve made up. Context can be defined as both time and place. It means to keep your speech in the context of the setting in which your character exists. To role-play is as much about what not to say as what TO say. Role-play: (aka RP) to act and speak as if you are the character you're portraying.
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