09-26-2018, 04:46 PM
As the season progresses people tend to bring in new characters, either due to final death, retirement or the desire to take a break from their main PC.
The Ralinwood Specific guild policy, which can be found here (http://www.underworldralinwood.ca/forums...p?tid=2135) specifically states that when it comes to new characters:
“you cannot pick up where your old character left off and you should do everything in your power to avoid discussing your old character. This also holds true for two active characters you own at the same time. There can be no interaction between your two characters; this includes using a third party (another player) to pass on information, items or favours.”
We have been having some issues with people going out of their way to bring up previous characters to players who are trying to play new ones. It is not necessary to completely alter your roleplay or to pretend that a particular character never existed should the person’s new PC be present, but going out of your way to bring up an old PC is not only inconsiderate but is breaking policy. It puts the player in a position where they cannot respond without acknowledging their other PC, breaks immersion, and can also be a sore spot for those who are not happy with how their previous character’s story ended.
Please be considerate to your other players.
Any issues, please email contact@underworldralinwood.ca
The Ralinwood Specific guild policy, which can be found here (http://www.underworldralinwood.ca/forums...p?tid=2135) specifically states that when it comes to new characters:
“you cannot pick up where your old character left off and you should do everything in your power to avoid discussing your old character. This also holds true for two active characters you own at the same time. There can be no interaction between your two characters; this includes using a third party (another player) to pass on information, items or favours.”
We have been having some issues with people going out of their way to bring up previous characters to players who are trying to play new ones. It is not necessary to completely alter your roleplay or to pretend that a particular character never existed should the person’s new PC be present, but going out of your way to bring up an old PC is not only inconsiderate but is breaking policy. It puts the player in a position where they cannot respond without acknowledging their other PC, breaks immersion, and can also be a sore spot for those who are not happy with how their previous character’s story ended.
Please be considerate to your other players.
Any issues, please email contact@underworldralinwood.ca