How Roleplay is conducted
For a roleplay to happen, it’s usually best if you have a person with shouting privileges in the group so there can be attendees to the roleplay. When a person shouts, it should contain the location of the roleplay, and any important messages that have been posted previously (i.e Announcements, meeting times, etc.)
■ The USCPF are allowed to host game times, but they’re only permitted to be hosted on the weekend (Saturday, Sunday) by an HR+. The GT’s can be canceled if an RP is being hosted.
■ Roleplays can also happen without a shout, such as a group of USCPF agreeing to meet in-game, and roleplaying together.
Some important things to note in Roleplay
Be serious about roleplaying, being foolish isn’t really appreciated, as others are here to enjoy the game, not participate in a roast session.
■ During formations, moving around and talking is prohibited, as it's used to assign positions, relay important information, or whatever is necessary.
■ Roles picked by the player (i.e Rifleman, Grenadier, Automatic Rifleman, etc.) should be played properly. You won’t see a USCPF cook being on the front lines.
■ Officers are allowed to discipline troops who fail to cohere to the rules, or instructions presented to said troops, this may include things such as “Toilet Duty”, having them do PT, or imprisonment.
■ Equipment you have should retain to what you’re roleplaying as, for example, you won’t see a cook with a machine gun.
■ Roleplay thoroughly, for example, reacting to actions, going to the bathroom, eating, etc.
■ ■ ■ IMPORTANT ■ ■ ■
As the current standing rule, After the Flash is a multi-universe world, and is different throughout servers, so things that happen in-server aren’t permanent anymore. (Exceptions are things such as Atlanta Crisis, Developer-made events, and whatnot.) So whatever happens in servers (Raids, destruction of bridge, attacks on forts) aren’t permanent. Don’t hold petty grudges because they stole your candy bar last time (But don’t use this as an excuse to do dumb things either).
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