Post by 𝐊𝐀𝐓 ᴀᴋᴀ 𝓡𝓮𝓭 𝓥𝓲𝓹𝓮𝓻 on Apr 1, 2022 13:12:00 GMT -4
Where or how your character stands or sits in relation to something or someone should not just be a result of where your finger left the button.
Remember, this is Role-Play.
The direction your character is facing is important... for example, if they are talking to someone, why would they be staring at someone else? Or looking in an opposite direction entirely. (unless the situation called for it.)
Maybe you are already talking with someone, and another comes over to greet you, TURN to greet them as well.
Another thing to also watch is your proximity to another... Where casual friends and or acquaintances may be a good distance apart when they are talking to each other, a group more close to each other, or lovers, would stand considerably closer.
Remembering this advice will also help others who are walking by to judge the relationship between those talking.
Additionally, keep placement in mind when handing something to someone (And try to emote doing so as well (/give), adds to the RP flavor
), or say your character is touching another, or hugging. LOOK at the placement of your character in relation to your target. If they are standing ten, five or even three feet apart there is no hugging, slapping, tickling... etc etc etc
Just a couple tips for when you're interacting with others.
Happy gaming!
Remember, this is Role-Play.
The direction your character is facing is important... for example, if they are talking to someone, why would they be staring at someone else? Or looking in an opposite direction entirely. (unless the situation called for it.)
Maybe you are already talking with someone, and another comes over to greet you, TURN to greet them as well.
Another thing to also watch is your proximity to another... Where casual friends and or acquaintances may be a good distance apart when they are talking to each other, a group more close to each other, or lovers, would stand considerably closer.
Remembering this advice will also help others who are walking by to judge the relationship between those talking.
Additionally, keep placement in mind when handing something to someone (And try to emote doing so as well (/give), adds to the RP flavor
), or say your character is touching another, or hugging. LOOK at the placement of your character in relation to your target. If they are standing ten, five or even three feet apart there is no hugging, slapping, tickling... etc etc etcJust a couple tips for when you're interacting with others.
Happy gaming!
Founded April 26, 2005