(08-21-2009 05:51 PM)RPG Format Wrote:  4.) Remember, you are not in complete control of the plot and RPG. Twists are acceptable, but please don’t Powerplay this RPG and drive everyone mad. Godmodding and controlling other people characters is just as intolerable.

In some or most of the RPG's I have seen or played, it is hard to keep up due to a giant subplot going on and you being forced to sit and watch. I am not saying that the subplot is a bad thing, but at least keep others informed about what is going on, ESPECIALLY the RPG owner. Also, the Powerplay part needs to be enforced as well, or stay at a reasonable time frame. If you leave, please ask someone to control your character so you don't always have to find a way to go where everyone else is. And if someone asks for a recap, please give them one. It is frustrating to have your posts ignored when you are trying to get back in the RP. Also, do not try to FORCE your way into sub plots.

5.) This RPG is fast-paced, so I can’t blame you if you miss things sometimes and ask for a recap, but try to get involved if you went out for a while or took a break.

Well, I answered that above.

6.) To avoid random characters missing in action, we ask you to send me a PM once you get inactive. We give your character to an other member who like to play this RP. This is only temporary. If you are inactive for Six Days then you give away your character for the time you are out and get it back when you come back online.

This rule is NEEDED to be enforced. When I am waiting for a character in a RP, I do not like to let the RPG go inactive because of that one person. This rule needs to be changed to "two+ days if the majority agrees", and enforced WAY MORE than what it has been.

7.) If players become inactive for more than FOUR days without telling me their character will be given away to someone else. This member needs to come up with a really good reason to get his character back.

This rule along with the other rules will be changed. I explained this earlier.