Two types of OORP

[Capt Monver]

About OOrp, a sentence like "i hate you" or stuff like that are not always OOrp, a fleeing pirate is expected to say something like that to a lawfull chasing him, for example.

Something i noticed sometimes is that there are people who believe that roleplay is using *chuckles* instead of "hehe", or *laughs* instead of "haha", but that doesnt sound very reasonable to me, since "hehe" and "haha" are sounds translated into writing, which for me its a perfect roleplay, when i read a sentence with a "soundword" in the middle i imediatly get what im supposed to understand from it.

Some people believe that roleplaying is a forced thing, writing with capital letters in the beggining of every sentence and so on in chat, others believe taht you cant use smilies ( :D : ) ; ) ...), for me the matter is what you are saying, not the way you type it, for me: "Hello Captain *smiles*" is the same as "hello captain :D", since you get the message and the character intentions either way.

RP can be relative too, "lol", could seem completly OOrp TO ME, since it isnt even a sound, but well, nowadays people even say the "word" "lol" sometimes from what i hear, so for some it may be normal to hear these three letters togheter, and for em it would be completly acceptable to hear it in a "video conference" or "radio comm"...

Well, like daniyalcooldude said: "Also,it wouldn't be much oorp unless the guy does it out of the scope of the rules,like saying profane or shouting out a lot of profanity at people.". I think in the end he is mostly right.