The Wild & Their Privileges - Printable Version

First and foremost, I would sincerely like to thank those who have taken the time to read my slightly longer text (although it is actually quite short, as there is still much more to discuss) and have not misinterpreted it. I am also grateful that constructive criticism has been largely accepted, as I genuinely wrote everything with the best intentions, aiming to break down some barriers that were not entirely necessary.

@Haste, @Darius, and @Erremnart have expressed nothing other than similar points to what I have said, and a bit more, which I sincerely appreciate.

Allow me to clarify a few more things.

Character Deaths Will Not Happen (Unless approved): It is true that it may seem odd to kill the same person repeatedly, but honestly, that is much better accepted than completely destroying a character. Regarding character destruction, it is not something that will happen because it is a bit more controversial. However, I will take RNS-Charente as a good example. The individual in question personally collaborated with the Order. The Order, of course, discovered the infection and, accordingly, with the permission of RNS-Charente, organized a series of interactions and events. In our last event, we "destroyed Charente," but that wasn't the end for the character. I haven't read much about Charente since then, but I happened to see that the person continued the roleplay and transformed RNS-Charente into something better. It's not something that can just fly freely, like a Valor (or whatever it was), anymore. And indeed, the Order is grateful for this humble teamwork with Charente. It's a good example of how such things can be done. There was no powergaming; everything was handled nicely as it should be. It's truly a rarity, but we are grateful for it.

Regarding the point of "useless roleplay," I explicitly meant roleplay that revolves around meeting the standards related to preserving "officialdom." You know well what I mean. I didn't call anyone else's RP useless, because it is not. PS For the most part haha =)

Regarding the point about taking any role, it specifically referred to Wild, and if you read it more carefully, you will understand what it's about. Wild OFs should not have access to every ID. If they want a specific IFF or something similar, they should go through SRP and create concrete RP so that they can receive RP consequences, rather than simply creating characters "out of the blue."

I also really liked the point raised by Erremnart that the Order is rendered useless even though it is doing its job. That is a very valid point. I believe everyone is aware that the Order does an excellent job but is not appreciated for it.

Someone else mentioned the infiltration into governments. Last time I checked, there was infiltration in the Gallic Government (but this is not the main point of the post, so). That character didn't have a concrete backstory yet, but that's a story for another time. Perhaps things have changed now, but I don't think they have. In general, the points made by the mentioned individuals have been well articulated.