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Out Of RolePlay, OORP for short, is when a player on the Discovery Freelancer server "drops" out of the character they are meant to be portraying. OORP behaviour can be classified into many things, the most common being:
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Out of RolePlay, OoRP for short, is when a player on the Discovery Freelancer server "drops" out of the character they are meant to be portraying. OoRP behaviour can be classified into many things, the most common being:
  
 
* Using equipment that the character the player is portraying would not have access to.  
 
* Using equipment that the character the player is portraying would not have access to.  
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* Using language that is inappropriate to Freelancer Roleplay.   
 
* Using language that is inappropriate to Freelancer Roleplay.   
  
OORP behavior and language is severely disliked in the Discovery Community. It is recommended to keep OORP language to private comms if the use of it is unavoidable.
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OoRP behavior and language is severely disliked in the Discovery Community. It is recommended to keep OoRP language to private comms if the use of it is unavoidable.
 
 
==OORP Language==
 
OORP language is most prominent in the New York system, the "starting system" of the Discovery Mod. It is usually heard to come from players:
 
* Who have not read the forums.
 
* Are not used to the intensity of Discovery RolePlay.
 
* Are incredibly bored.
 
* Intoxicated.
 
* Tired.
 
  
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==OoRP Language==
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OoRP language is most prominent in the New York system, the "starting system" of the Discovery Mod. It is usually heard to come from players who
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* have not read the forums.
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* are not used to the intensity of Discovery RolePlay.
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* are incredibly bored.
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* are intoxicated.
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* are tired.
 
Sometimes, it can be a combination of the above factors.
 
Sometimes, it can be a combination of the above factors.
  
Common examples of OORP Language Include:
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Common examples of OoRP Language Include:
 
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*"nomad wpes r teh uBeRpWnZ0rZ!!!!!"
"nomad wpes r teh uBeRpWnZ0rZ!!!!!"
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*"what's the best ship?"
"what's the best ship?"
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*"pvp?"
"pvp?"
 
 
 
  
==Markers for appropriate OORP==
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==Markers for appropriate OoRP==
Anything said OORP in chat, can be marked with "//" before the text, to validate it's use.
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Anything said OoRP in chat, can be marked with "//" before the text, to validate it's use. Please note that this does not make it less OoRP and excessive use can make other players very angry.

Revision as of 12:10, 14 May 2008

Out of RolePlay, OoRP for short, is when a player on the Discovery Freelancer server "drops" out of the character they are meant to be portraying. OoRP behaviour can be classified into many things, the most common being:

  • Using equipment that the character the player is portraying would not have access to.
  • Landing on a base that the character the player is portraying would not have landing rights for.
  • Attacking factions which the character the player is portraying should not be attacking.
  • Using language that is inappropriate to Freelancer Roleplay.

OoRP behavior and language is severely disliked in the Discovery Community. It is recommended to keep OoRP language to private comms if the use of it is unavoidable.

OoRP Language

OoRP language is most prominent in the New York system, the "starting system" of the Discovery Mod. It is usually heard to come from players who

  • have not read the forums.
  • are not used to the intensity of Discovery RolePlay.
  • are incredibly bored.
  • are intoxicated.
  • are tired.

Sometimes, it can be a combination of the above factors.

Common examples of OoRP Language Include:

  • "nomad wpes r teh uBeRpWnZ0rZ!!!!!"
  • "what's the best ship?"
  • "pvp?"

Markers for appropriate OoRP

Anything said OoRP in chat, can be marked with "//" before the text, to validate it's use. Please note that this does not make it less OoRP and excessive use can make other players very angry.