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Rules, Advice, and More

Roleplay Rules

–There is a zero tolerance policy on OOC drama. You have 4 options for OOC drama: 1: Let that bullshit go because it’s not worth your time and attention. 2: Keep it in private tells between whoever is involved and OUT of the SG chat. 3: Keep it in IC and Roleplay it out. 4: Go find yourself another Supergroup.

You will not receive repeated warnings for OOC drama. I’m all for the characters experiencing conflicts, that’s a great way to develop them. But if that conflict is not understood as being IC by the players involved—don’t expect to be part of Max Irrational. Instead of arguing OOC, ether make use of RP and argue things out while you are In Character, or just let it go.

-We are, in essence, acting when we are RPing—keep that in mind at all times. If someone’s character is an asshole that doesn’t mean the player behind the keyboard has to be an asshole as well. While I mostly Roleplay with Fyre, when I Roleplay an asshole toon they will be asshole. Roleplaying is not chatting—it’s Roleplaying!

-Keep IC (In Character) posts and OOC (Out Of Character) posts clearly separated. Use brackets, use dialogue quotes, use OCC:, whatever works for you, but make it clear and obvious when you are posting IC or OOC. This is Roleplaying 101 and Max Irrational is a Roleplaying-based Supergroup. “Piss off.” And [ Piss off.] are two completely different messages.

-The following Roleplay activities will never be tolerated in any context, even if the players agree their characters will engage in them. You will be reported and immediately terminated from the SG for engaging in them.

1. Pedophilia. (Anyone under 18 years of age.)
2. Rape. (This includes “mind control” scenarios.)
3. Public Erotic Roleplay. (Public doesn’t mean inside our own private SG base where only adults will be exposed to it, or keeping the fantasy in team/whisper chat.)
4. Violent or abusive sex that results in permanent harm. (Violent doesn’t mean rough or intense, that’s fine. And abusive doesn’t mean domination or bondage, that too is fine. As long as the sex is consensual and no permanent harm is done, it’s fine. Permanent means things like debilitating injuries, losing a limb, or death. If your character loves to be slapped across the face during sex, that’s fine, but if they are going to be freaking murdered that is not fine. And “permanent” is permanent to a normal human being, someone without any superpowers.)

-The real life situation of a player is not something that I as a Supergroup leader am obligated to know. While I do care about the players in a real life context and wish them all the best, and I have no problem discussing RL things, we are here to RP, Game, and have fun. What I do need to know is that player is mature, and can RP as a mature person, both IC and OOC. The location, race, sex, and even age of the player is none of my business. While of course I would never choose to ERP with a minor, I can’t know with absolute certainly who is behind the keyboard—how could I? Is it my job to somehow figure out the exact age of everyone RPing, and if so, how would I go about that with any kind of certainty?

-However, if someone that I trust, someone that I know isn’t a shit-starter, someone who has shown to me they aren’t a troll, alerts me to an underage member of Max Irrational, that member will asked to leave the SG, and if they don’t leave, they will be kicked.

-I want Max Irrational to be a place where the imagination may run wild, and the individual may create as they will. However, that doesn’t mean the imagination may steamroll dead other characters and let immorality run amok. This isn’t a SG for people to be assholes, immoral scumfucks, and idiots. It’s a SG to openly explore creativity, have fun, and make online friends. The following are the only strict restrictions on your characters:

1. Your character must be Aged 18 or over. (Which also means they are a mature individual capable of making their own sexual choices.)
2. Your character must be a Hero, or at least a good person. (Which means they are ultimately a moral person. It’s okay to RP characters who are still finding their way, not fighting crime as a superhero, or were once a Villain, but they must be leaning toward the good side.)
3. Your character must have respect for people’s Free Will, especially in regards to sexual activities. (Which means your character would never force themselves, or force their fetishes, onto someone else.)

-We can certainly explore the horrific side of life, but enjoying the horrific side is another thing altogether. If you wish to create a character that was raped/abused, to explore how they end up dealing with it, that’s okay. But actually engaging in that rape/abuse during Roleplay is not okay.

-Any sort of wild fetish is fine to enjoy, as long as there’s respect for Free Will. If you’re into Furry, BDSM, crazy cumloads, tentacles, Superteam Gangbang, or whatever, it’s fine. Just remember that some people might find your beloved fetish to be disgusting.

-A sufficient level of writing skill on your part is required to successfully and enjoyably Roleplay for everyone involved. I don’t wanna be the world’s rudest person, but if you outright suck at Roleplay, and don’t have any interest in improving, this isn’t the right SG for you. As long as you’re making an effort to improve, however, that is fine. While the two are different, they are directly connected: Being a better writer will make you a better Roleplayer.

-Inviting new Probies is best done In Character, and Roleplayed out, with ether myself or a member, even if the new Probie is someone’s best friend. Ether RP out the intro, or at least OOC explain a quick little backstory. Max Irrational would be known in the world of Champions Online and be controversial, and a character could take interest in joining after hearing about us. A simple little meet ‘n greet (name/powers/interests/etc), to get a good feel, is all it takes.

-Alts of yours are fine to invite as you wish. I would still prefer an IC intro to be RPed out, but it’s no big deal.

-Max Irrational is a “No norries” kind of SG—that’s a rule. Things are laid-back, easy-going, come and go and play as you please. We are not: “Serious Business.” We are: “Seriously Fun.” You don’t have to log on all the time, and you don’t have to engage in anything. We all have things going on in our lives, and things to get done. Long as you’re respectful, you’ll have an online home here. The only things we get serious about is OOC drama and bullshit—they are not allowed, no exceptions.

-I am a long time gamer, and I always will be. Max Irrational will engage in some serious gaming. We are a Roleplay-based Supergroup that can openly enjoy Erotic Roleplay, and can still Game. So whether you enjoy Gaming, and/or Roleplaying, and/or Erotic Roleplaying, you can find a home in Max Irrational. However, some interest in Roleplaying is required.

-The ultimate goal of Max Irrational is to become a stable community of Mature Roleplayers who can enjoy RP and ERP without any bullshit drama. Finding a good Roleplay partner, especially one you can enjoy ERP with, can be a real pain in the ass sometimes. Max Irrational seeks to help change that, and make it easy to find a good Roleplay partner. In order to accomplish this, I must say no to some people and say yes to others. And, the members of Max Irrational must do so as well. I’ll spare you the 10 hour lecture here, but the most powerful word we could ever speak or write is: No. Every member of Max Irrational must say “No” to OOC drama and bullshit, while saying “Yes” to amazing and fun Roleplay, in order to contribute to creating a community of mature minds who can enjoy RP and/or ERP.

-If you miss-tell an ERP post, any member may *SLAP!* you on your naughty ass—no questions. And “tools” are allowed for the slap. *pulls out a paddle…*

Roleplay Advice

-Due to Champions Online’s rather strict take on sexual content, here’s some advice: 1: Keep any costumes that indicate nudity, semi-nudity, or suggestion of nudity in hideouts or private spaces. 2: Keep your local chat to a G-rating. Yes, G-rating. Just mentioning Fyre is a porn star is apparently not allowed. Team up and tells! 3: Make it a habit to switch your chat channel back to your “main channel” as soon as you switch it. So if you’re in team chat, and switch to zone to say something, ALWAYS switch back to team right after you’ve posted in zone.

-Don’t be afraid to say no! If you need to end a Roleplay session, for whatever your reason, do so. Time for bed, time for work, not feeling it, friend you promised some time with logged on, or whatever, you are not obligated to Roleplay with anyone. It’s a Free Will choice, and we do it cuz it’s fun—not because it’s a job. If a Roleplay partner doesn’t respect your Free Will wishes, it’s probably time to find a new one.

-With that being said, great Roleplay doesn’t happen without some effort, care, and respect. A few tips: Use proper punctuation; Distinguish OOC chat from IC chat in a clear and consistent way; Establish clear markers for post continuations and end of posts; Do a quick proof-read of your posts before sending; Check what chat channel you’re on before sending that ERP post!; Set up Roleplay times and plan ahead; Focus on one thing at a time to immerse yourself in that one Roleplay experience; Feed your fellow Roleplayer’s imagination and “dance” with them; Find a balance between lengthy details and keeping your posts short; Learning how to be a better writer will make you be a better Roleplayer; Use a combination of body language, dialogue, environment, thoughts, emotions, actions, obvious stuff, subtle details, and whatever else to construct the scene; And above all, make it fun!

-ERP can quickly lose it’s fun factor if overdone, just as anything can. A few friendly tips: Combine story-driven RP with the ERP; Lead up and into the ERP rather than just jump into it immediately; Let some time pass between long ERP sessions; Tease-ERP between the characters; Try out new imaginative wild stuff; Don’t ERP until you get the right vibe, until you “feel it.” To keep ERP fun, there must at least some chemistry between the characters, and the players!

-Stay in character! Let’s create a wonderful Roleplay experience. It’s okay to chat OOC, but if you can keep it in character, do so. I’d like to create an immersive experience with Max Irrational. If your flirting, naughty messages, and “slaps booty” efforts keep going out of character, things can get a little weird.

-Remember private tells and Supergroup chat are part of Max’s communications system. Your character can send their messages straight to other characters.

-The universe of Max Irrational is open and free-flowing. It’s partly in A Sun Within’s universe, partly in Champions Online (and someday City of Titans), and partly in your universe.

-Remember why we are playing! Explore and enjoy the imagination, and have fun!

Roleplaying with Fyre

-So you wanna RP/ERP with Fyre or another one of my characters?

First thing is, if I don’t get a good vibe from you, I won’t RP with you. If I do get a good vibe, than I’d love to RP with you. I always enjoy RPing with new and respectful people to expand my own writing and RPing. But I will not RP/ERP with people who have given me all the warning signs. I don’t ignore my intuition, and I’m not afraid to say no to someone.

When I get the right vibes from someone, I like to RP with them. When I don’t get the right vibes, I don’t RP with them. Simple as that.

Second thing is, for ERP to happen, my character and your character need to get along within the Roleplayed story. If they got a thing going between them, I’d love to explore it further. RP your character into the ERP, rather than just jump into the ERP immediately. Yes, I enjoy ERP, but that doesn’t all of sudden mean I don’t enjoy or desire usual RP. While it’s fine to have fun with flirty messages, I will not jump into mindless ERP just because you send me a tell!

I will not jump into ERP with someone I don’t know. However, I can jump into ERP with my friends. Sometimes we just need a good time, right now. xD

Third thing is, the way you respond to being told “No” is probably the number one attribute I look for in a RPer (and I’m not talking about characters here). If 2 people want a one-on-one sessions with Fyre, than I have to say no to someone. Should I say no to the person who’s been respectful of my wishes, who’s been totally cool with not RPing thus far, and who captures my interest? Or should I say no to the person who once requested that I end an ERP session with someone else just to ERP with them instead, who’s been hissy-fitty about not RPing and is basically begging me for it at this point, and who doesn’t really capture my interest? Yeah, I enjoy putting a smile on someone’s face—but not when that takes a smile away from mine.

And lastly, after a full ERP session with someone, I like to do normal RP and tease-ERP to build up to the next full ERP session. This ensures things stay fun and fresh, and the novelty doesn’t wear off.

-Fy’s Favorite Fan’s doesn’t need to be roleplayed out exactly as it’s written on Goddessfyre.com. Simply put, once I’ve roleplayed with you for awhile and I can see there won’t be any problems between us, and our characters have gotten to know each other as well, going all the way with Fyre can certainly happen. Usually she will first engage in playful sex without any vaginal/anal, to ensure the relationship won’t get problematic. And then decide afterward if she wants to go all the way.

-I am true to my characters as much as possible. My characters are serious business for me, since they are first and foremost part of my novels, which is my career, livelihood, and a major part of my life’s work. My characters have taken on a life of their own in my imagination. That doesn’t mean I can’t stretch them a bit beyond their core story, and that doesn’t mean I can’t create tons of fun with them! It just means I intend to have my novels and RPing match up as much as possible.

-When I’m RPing I don’t imagine that I am my character. My character is my character in the fictional universe, and I am me in real life. I do imagine what my character will do and how they will respond to situations. When I’m ERPing it’s basically like a wild porno for me—that I get to be half the director on! While of course my characters have aspects of myself in them, and while of course my mind is behind their mind, I keep a clear separation between myself and my characters. I in real life don’t necessarily desire everything my characters desire. It sure is fun to explore though! Everyone has their own take on RPing and ERPing, and character/player relations, and that’s fine. Just letting you know what mine is.

-Here’s a few helpful tips to get on my ignore list:

1. Whisper me over and over and over… and over again while I’m RPing with someone else, and ask me for details about what’s going on, and/or whisper my RP partners for details. (Yes, Fyre is currently fucking someone else in a handstand blow-jobbing, tit-fucking, and pussy-smashing good time, because she got all the wrong vibes from you and made her choice to fuck someone else—get over it, and respect HER choices. That or she’s just playing Scrabble. Or perhaps both.)
2. Throw a temper tantrum when I choose to RP/ERP with someone else instead of you. (It’s called being told: No. It happens. Grow up. Put your Ego in the proper place and realize what you actually need, versus what you are desperately thirsting after. There is a difference between desire and thirst. Desire is: “I would really like to have that, but if I can’t, it’s okay, I’ll move on.” Thirst is: “I will do anything to have that, and I’ll never move on until I do.” Desiring to fuck Fyre’s/whoever’s brains out is fine, that’s understandable and that’s a lot of fun! But thirsting after it is another story altogether. Yes, you do actually need air, shelter, water, food, and enjoyment of your life. But exactly where you stick your dick or exactly how you stuff your pussy is not a NEED. It’s just a desire—and a damn fun one too!)
3. Be an obvious troll who clearly just wants to ridicule, annoy, and insult others. (The Philosopher Vernon Howard said: “It is easier to harm another than heal oneself.” Which sparked my own related saying: “Those who ridicule, annoy, and insult others do so because they refuse to understand themselves.” Trolls are not people just looking to have fun, and RP with a funny/rude character. They are, to be blunt, heartless morons who will probably never understand their own Self, and therefore never heal. The only solution is to get out of their way, and let them fall.)

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