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| RP Guide: Lesson 1 So, you've decided to join an e-fed. You took some time and made a character, and you've found an e-fed you want to join. So you sign up, and the next day you get an e-mail from the Prez saying you were accepted! Hooray! Then he tells you your first match is going to be on this weeks card. Great! Just one problem...you still don't know how to roleplay! I like to consider RPing a story starring your wrestler. It can be anywhere, involve anything: There are no limitations. Whatever you say goes in the world of RPing...so have fun saying whatever the hell it is you want to say! There are, of course, rules to the game. For example, you can't use your opponent in a RP for obvious reasons. If you're fighting me and you go and kill me, how am I supposed to reply back!? I can't, unless you're in one really weird e-fed where reality doesn't apply in the rules. Most of the rules will be written on an e-fed's web page, so make sure you read through them before you do anything. There are many many MANY different ways to RP. There is no perfect RP style, though, no matter what anyone may try and tell you. You may find that in the first e-fed you're in, the Prez thinks that you RP fantastic and you win every match. Then you join a second e-fed with a different Prez who happens to hate your RP style and you lose every match. You'll never win every match you fight, so don't get locked into the idea of being the best. There is no best RPer out there, always remember that. Here are a couple of different examples of these styles: Story Telling: This is the most popular form of RPing. Your wrestler is at so and so place, he does this or that, interacts with some people there, etc. It's a 3rd person short story with your e-wrestler as the main character. Straight Talk: The simpliest style of RPing, straight talk is exactly as it sounds. There isn't much focus on description...it's your wrestler saying whatever he has to say to win the match. Parody: Taking a TV show, movie, or something of that nature and mimmicking it, but tailoring it against your opponent. |
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