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Definition of metagaming - Printable Version +- Discovery Gaming Community (https://discoverygc.com/forums) +-- Forum: Rules & Requests (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Forum: Rules (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=25) +--- Thread: Definition of metagaming (/showthread.php?tid=137434) |
Definition of metagaming - SnakThree - 03-26-2016 Current definition: * Metagaming: When game information outside of what is available in a game is used to give a player an advantage in-game. Proposed definition * Metagaming: Using information beyond the limits of what is available to your character. RE: Definition of metagaming - Stoner_Steve - 03-26-2016 merge both....somehow Metagaming: A player having information beyond the limits of what is considered available to the character and is used to an advantage in-game or something along those lines RE: Definition of metagaming - Antonio - 03-26-2016 +1 On a side note, I'm curious how people see metagaming and using the player list to find other players. RE: Definition of metagaming - Sol - 03-26-2016 Yes, or both. Wouldn't hurt being descriptive. RE: Definition of metagaming - thisDerius - 03-26-2016 Looking at the player list for a system or 2 is fine by me. But traveling the whole Sirius like some people actually did to me is a bit overboard. I mean, most of the encounters would not actually happen if someone did not look at the player list. Adding to it: Using ooRP information that is or is not in the availability of an iRP character would be considered metagaming. RE: Definition of metagaming - Sol - 03-26-2016 (03-26-2016, 06:22 PM)Darius The Ganker Wrote: I mean, most of the encounters would not actually happen if someone did not look at the player list.Amen. RE: Definition of metagaming - Sombs - 03-26-2016 May I ask: Is it clearly stated the ingame player list is not available to characters? I'm not sure about that, since the list is also used to switch to private channels. I know, a big amount of players don't RP in group and private channels, but are they definitely considered ooRP/meta? Just asking. I, for myself, think it's annoying how often player tell me via private channel "pirate x is now here and there" or "there are x pirates here". I like those encounters to happen random, but I think it's okay to take a peak on this list to see where the action is (ie. those omega/omicron battles most of the normal players don't get to see). But that's only my opinion, and since I'm relatively "new", I'm not aware of all the arguments. RE: Definition of metagaming - Lythrilux - 03-26-2016 Yeah the definition should change. Might help shut up those people who whine about the player list too. RE: Definition of metagaming - Operator - 03-26-2016 The one thing that I'm agreed with @"Snak3" is that "Metagaming" needs to be redefined, so +1 RE: Definition of metagaming - SnakThree - 03-26-2016 As I said in chatbox recently, casual glance at Player List to find interactions is fine. Stalking someone by using it is not. |