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[Jinx]

not my place to comment on that too much - cause i never led a freelancer faction...

since you critizise the current state of the roleplay on disco in general ( or to some extend ) though - i think i d like to add a little comment anyway.

roleplay is a give and take - in order to take, you have to give - and what you give must be something that the one(s) you roleplay with want to have. anything else is a monologue.

so - the best roleplay is meaningless and a solo-show when there is no harmony between the enviroment and the actor.



your roleplay may be great, but it appears that the enviroment didn t agree with it - and decided to ignore it, which turned it into a show no one wanted to see.

maybe it is beneficial to adjust the roleplay to something that "speaks to the players" surrounding you, try to catch them on topics they can comment to.




the following is not related to you - but from experience...


sometimes, i have experienced players roleplaying their show. - they roleplayed fine - but the whole roleplay was more like storytelling - leaving hardly any room for proper reactions, cause what you must know is that the other one doesn t know what he is supposed to do - and in order not to mess it up - he remains silent and passiv.

its quite some work to develope a roleplay thats opened up for various reactions and its quite a challenge to react properly to whatever reaction you get without dropping out of role. - for that - "small" roles are often easier yet much better.

however the hardest roles are those of the "everyday" person. - everyone can roleplay a halfgod mass-murderer, but only few people can convincingly roleplay a john doe on patrol without being themselves.

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