Comments on: Culture Shock: The Roleplayer http://www.guildmasterpiece.com/culture-shock-the-roleplayer.html friendly guildmasters here to help you run a fabulous guild Sat, 27 Feb 2010 01:13:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Eszti http://www.guildmasterpiece.com/culture-shock-the-roleplayer.html/comment-page-1#comment-105 Eszti Mon, 18 Feb 2008 16:40:47 +0000 http://www.guildmasterpiece.com/culture-shock-the-roleplayer.html#comment-105 Aww, leveling is fun! Those first 60 levels are the time when you get to know your class, how it works, its role in groups, and really understand what it means to be a warlock/hunter/mage whatever. After that, however, is the time you start learning how to maximize your performance. Of course, if you're like me and working on leveling your third or fourth priest, then it can get rather tedious! Concerning drunks in town, one of the easiest ways for people to get involved in roleplaying is at a party or in a tavern. Places like these help promote socializing, since it's a group of people getting together to talk, drink, eat, and compare scars. It's also fun and easy to roleplay being drunk, especially since the mechanics are in place to show that you're inebriated and it actually influeces your perception of the universe. You'd be horrified to learn about the adventures of Tadams "Lord of the Shadows" Bade, who once de-stealthed in the middle of a guild meeting drunk and pantless, ranting and raving about how one of the officers had hidden his pants. Aww, leveling is fun! Those first 60 levels are the time when you get to know your class, how it works, its role in groups, and really understand what it means to be a warlock/hunter/mage whatever. After that, however, is the time you start learning how to maximize your performance.

Of course, if you’re like me and working on leveling your third or fourth priest, then it can get rather tedious!

Concerning drunks in town, one of the easiest ways for people to get involved in roleplaying is at a party or in a tavern. Places like these help promote socializing, since it’s a group of people getting together to talk, drink, eat, and compare scars. It’s also fun and easy to roleplay being drunk, especially since the mechanics are in place to show that you’re inebriated and it actually influeces your perception of the universe.

You’d be horrified to learn about the adventures of Tadams “Lord of the Shadows” Bade, who once de-stealthed in the middle of a guild meeting drunk and pantless, ranting and raving about how one of the officers had hidden his pants.

]]> By: Cheetara http://www.guildmasterpiece.com/culture-shock-the-roleplayer.html/comment-page-1#comment-102 Cheetara Sat, 16 Feb 2008 20:02:49 +0000 http://www.guildmasterpiece.com/culture-shock-the-roleplayer.html#comment-102 haha so THAT is how you make leveling fun! I knew there had to be something... because man... leveling is the suck! HAHA are there lots of drunks around town? haha so THAT is how you make leveling fun!

I knew there had to be something… because man… leveling is the suck!

HAHA are there lots of drunks around town?

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