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This project began by accident. Pazzolupo, after a few no-shows, finally appeared in Azeroth on a roleplay server yesterday evening to game with me. We had new characters which proved to be less than challenging, so naturally, on a roleplay server, we decided to interact with the world around us in-character to add to our fun. As a group, Multiplayers tend to roll on RP servers in MMOs. We’re not strong RPers, but we do the best we can to respect the community and continue immersion. We generally enjoy the resulting atmosphere of the game more. The consequences of our actions were like none I’ve ever experienced before.

We’re Bringing RP Back

The raw amount of new and different content will open up hundreds of thousands of new experiences. If we consider roleplay is motivated by a character’s interaction with his environment, it’s easy to see how tons of new interactions will be opened up. These new opportunities for interpretations and interactions are increased exponentially.

All the World’s a Stage: How Cataclysm will help roleplaying

Tabletop gamers may remember the scifi sister to Dungeons & Dragons in the early 1980s was Gamma World. And now it’s getting a reboot. Game writer Rich Baker spills some details about this long-awaited release.

Secrets of the Gamma World reboot – io9.com

Now’s the time to start working on your post-apocalyptic RP!

A Fallout Online FAQ has been put together by official Interplay forum goer BraveRobot, collecting a number of Interplay’s answers to various questions about the game into one place.

Interplay Answers Your Questions in Fallout Online FAQ

Sometimes, roleplaying campaigns just run out of steam. It’s not anyone’s fault, really. The best ideas have been used, the characters have grown up, and the stories have run their course. And then, after the best part of the campaign has been achieved, things start getting a little silly. Here’s how to tell you may be jumping the shark.

All the World’s a Stage: 4 ways you know you’ve jumped the shark

One topic that comes up repeatedly in gaming circles (for both new and old players) is the question of who your character is or rather who your character is “supposed” to be. Is your character supposed to be you with a different set of skills and abilities, in a different time or place? Is your character supposed to be a completely made up persona, who is as unlike you as possible?

Role-Playing Character vs Player — Fact or Friction?

How do you RP as yourself?

Roleplaying Without Roleplaying

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