Clara Lille - Watch_dogs

 1. Please be literate and have decent grammar. I realize that we all make mistakes - so it's tolerable if you slip up on something occassionally. I'm not a grammar nazi.

 

 2. I emphasize detailed, long term roleplays that have a decent plot and storyline behind it. Of course, I do enjoy cybering/erp if the main roleplay leads to it, however, bear in mind that I focus on the other stuff as well. Just because I happen to be better at cybering doesn't mean I plan on sticking to that and that only.

 

 3. I can't stress this one enough (perhaps the most important rule of all) ; I only roleplay with people that use and plan on using multiple characters and NPCs along the way in the roleplay. Naturally, I do the same. No exceptions can be made on this one as I believe this to be the fundamental part of the enjoyment when it comes to roleplay. Variety beats a good story and detailed posts - by a mile.

 

 4. I multi-para, most of the time. I'm capable of writing down two, three, four and more paragraphs given my partner allows me and creates enough space for me to do so. Please, make this happen and I'll be more than likely to stay entertained in the process. 

 

5. No god-modding and taking control of my character(s) unless the situation given presents as special (which is rare if not never). I can live with someone taking control of NPCs and less significant characters created by me  but leave my main ones out of it (especially Clara). 

 

6. No text-talk, please. That's self explanatory.

 

7. (Less important, interesting "rule" to take a note of) Please, if you're able create the side characters and NPCs in a different fashion. It's really dull when every character you take control of behaves and speaks the same way. 

 

8. Also a side note, but, I do share personal information if I deem worthy. Even my facebook, yes. However, don't be a jerk if I refuse to share something like my real name, pictures and personal social media. More often than not, if I want to, I'll do that without you asking.