I used to main viro before I switched to sci, so whenever I get in a conversation with a viro I say I took a semester of virology and give an acedote about getting a space std or something
Damn no need to necropost Jeff, oh well gues this is top now
you are now part of my deranged characterâs tragic backstory, I hope youâre happy
and is only mildly afraid of death
I mean Unus isnât as afraid of death knowing whatâs on the other side (Heâs described it as a void), but he IS scared to leave his family behind, especially his brother Annus
Chase is depressed and possibly suicidal but he fears death more than he lets on.
edit: whoops shit necro my bad
edit 2: Fun fact, it hasnât happened yet but if I add Annus in and he dies and gets revived, his description is more like a train station
My hot tip for easy roleplay is to start small and expand. Donât write a novella about your characterâs opinions, emotions, favourite ice cream flavour, etc. before you even get into your first round. Instead, start with a bit, something small but distinct like a philosophical perspective (pessimist, optimist and so on) or even a way of talking (are they very formal, speaking in perfect grammar or do they communicate entirely in obscure colloquialisms?) then flesh your character out as you try to fit that particular aspect of their personality into the various situations you encounter during a round.
For example, letâs say your character is a bleeding-heart pessimist who reacts to every hinderance by preaching about the futility of it all. Though you could just make a round out of whining on comms the entire time and not getting anything done, if you plan on sticking with this character for the long haul, you will eventually have to do your job and face some kind of adversity. This is where you actually begin writing your character and begin shaping them to fit a mold you donât have absolute control over. For example, if your character is an engineer and the SM begins to melt down, by the original standards you set for your character, you would most realistically just not do anything and let yourself get vapourised. But you would be actively ruining the round for others if you were to do that, so thatâs an action you canât take for the sake of everyone elseâs enjoyment. So, now you need to rationalise why your character would violate the original concept to instead risk their life to save everyone else. You could say that theyâre negativity is only surface-level and that they do have some concern for others underneath it all. Or, you could instead turn the negativity into something more self-hating with them risking their own life as a form of self punishment. Once youâve come with something â bam, you have a new trait that fleshes out the originally one-note character.
As you keep playing the character and have to continuously make these kinds of personality defining decisions, your spaceman will slowly, but surely, develop into their own unique person with a set of beliefs and emotions that simultaneously fit a very simple, but distinct personality while also having an array of underlying character traits that let them fit in to the SS13 work environment. This is how Iâve developed nearly all of my characters and Iâm yet to find a situation in which this isnât the easiest and most organic way to write a unique character. Plus, it seriously cuts down on pointless character facts that add nothing meaningful, like how many PhDs they have. Servers with custom character records are one helluva drug.
Annus
Peak roleplay hours 2020202020
Really though, the most important thing in roleplay is how you treat other people.
Good roleplay enhances your gameplay experience and those of other people who enjoy it.
Roleplay is bad when it actively degrades the experience of other people around you, like roleplaying as a crazy person so you can irritate other people âin-characterâ, or calling security corrupt dogs and unrobust pansies who only exist to power trip.
Is it roleplay? Yeah.
Is it fun for anyone else? No.
You can stay in character the whole shift, but when your character is just generally an unpleasant person, roleplaying as your character starts to become less of a way to enjoy 2D Spessmens, and more of a way to express your burgeoning subconscious desires; to be an unpleasant person towards everyone around you in a consequence-free manner.
You shouldnât even do this unless you are debtor, antag or have enough ic reason.
Otherwise you are a regular normal crew member who just works for NT.
Follow this one simple step and your roleplay becomes better than 90% of sage players
Guide to RP on Bee
- Make a character with rich backstory of being a child of mixed race pair
- Get banned for not following naming policy
- After learning that admins are actually enforcing systemic racism make a racist character perfectly fitting into this cruel world and system
- Get banned for intolerant language and behaviour
- Give up on even trying to rp
- Discover [DATA EXPUNGED] secret server with no rules.
- Get banned for extreme racism
- Touch grass.
- Come back a year later and repeat
- âArmin LePoopenfarten with the job class âImpostorâ incidentâ