Rp servers?

[MistakeNot]

I've had my party chat spammed by a Dark Knight that had custom text linked to their attacks (in the party chat). It's still annoying either way, dungeon, or otherwise.

I am not saying it doesn't happen. I am saying most actual Roleplayers do not want to be associated with that kind of moron in any way, and would never act that way themselves.

[Gula]

No sane roleplayers actually do RP inside dungeons, unless it is with a premade party where the purpose is to RP inside.

This right here. I may be on Mateus, but you wont see people going /em turned the corner, unless they're actually crazy or outright don't know it's not the norm. And in all my dungeons and trials, I have never seen anyone try.

[Vanitas]

Calling people weebs while playing a jrpg is hilariously sad

[Halivel]

* people playing Japanese Role-Playing Game.
* calling those who love RP weebs.

mmmmmmmm, okaaaaay.

However, some people tend to actually spam macros, which can be annyoing (but I personally don't mind really). Still, sometimes such reactions... I had macro on HG (Holmgang) which said that I used HG and it will be good to have some heal. Some oversensitive healer asked me to remove it because he "is not blind". I did it. Quess what? Next time when I used HG I dead because this "not blind" healer didn't heal me, cuz he was concentrated on something more important than his dying tank. That be said, if you use macros on important skills - keep use them, you never know.

[Floortank]

LOL @ all the people in denial in this thread.

Final Fantasy is based on Dungeons and Dragons.

If you decorate your in-game house or think at all about your glamour, you are using pretendy-times and guilty of Roleplaying. Sorry to break it to you, but you're playing Final Fantasy, a nerdy roleplaying game. You're not better than people who pretend to be "in character" and you're not even different from them, except you think you are. And you imagine yourself to be better than said people for unknown reasons.

[Nora_of_Mira]

LOL @ all the people in denial in this thread.

Final Fantasy is based on Dungeons and Dragons.

If you decorate your in-game house or think at all about your glamour, you are using pretendy-times and guilty of Roleplaying. Sorry to break it to you, but you're playing Final Fantasy, a nerdy roleplaying game. You're not better than people who pretend to be "in character" and you're not even different from them, except you think you are. And you imagine yourself to be better than said people for unknown reasons.

Idk what "pretendy-times" means and I'm not advocating insulting RPers. I have a lot of friends dedicated to RP with their linkshells, houses, in-game names, FC's, etc. You say I'm not different from them, but that's not even what dedicated RPers say about ME. When they're RPing, they have to go OoC to talk to me as I ruin the entire thing bc I just walked in their house or something. We're not talking about the same things here.

I spend a lot of time working on glamours but never has it been associated with RP, idk where that comes from. For w/e clarification, I'm someone that separates myself from my character, I am not them, they do not have a story or background that I dictate (outside what the game gave them). Im also not arguing we're not playing an RPG, I primarily only play RPGs. I just don't actively "role play" or seek out RPers. There is a clear distinction between RP and non-RP players.

[Ssmiley_Bjakkzz]

Rp Servers?: sound like fun

[ScorpioShirica]

I recently went to Mateus because I couldn't bring friends to play on Balmung with me and I have to say I've generally loved the RP community there, just adding my two cents.

[Ssmiley_Bjakkzz]

i want to join Na server....
Ping bad and lagg for me alots sadly

[Neoyoshi]

There was a time when the spectacle of adding flavour-text to one's spells was actually encouraged, though i get how it can easily turn into something obnoxious when the flavour-text for a spell macro is in all caps and it's just the name of a spell or something silly.

But even back in 2.0 days people had a lot of fun with that sort of thing, and as far as i could tell; people generally didn't seem to mind as long as they were having fun with the content.

Things change i guess, as well as people's attitudes.

EDIT: I do want to add that there was and i think still a way to add flavour-text without it showing up in the chat bar itself so it doesn't disrupt or flood the battle chat, i believe you can set it so it only shows up in a text bubble above a character; i feel like that is at least the more non-disruptive way to do that for spell macros.