Give your terrible roleplaying advice

Make sure you join as many RPs as possible. Sign ALL the fucking interest checks, because you certainly have the time and dedication to juggle all 9 of them.
 
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1) Never listen to criticism. You are perfect the way you are. Why listen to advice that might potentially lower your self-esteem and ruin your confidence? You. Are. Awesome. Don't deny it.
2) Always bump your interest checks relentlessly instead of making a new thread.
3) Focus on using massive amounts of BBcode in all of your posts to spruce up your writing. It's not like the quality of the writing is derived from the content rather than the graphical characteristics of the post itself.
4) Never use proper paragraphing! Screw that! You are an avant-garde roleplayer. Did you know what the french word 'avant-garde' means? Well, it's a super-duper awesome special word that means you are unique if you break all the rules and conventions of literature! In fact, why don't you screw grammar as well? That's super-avant-garde as well!
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  • Prattle endlessly in narrations Make sure that while very little happens in the story, there will always be a great many words to describe it.
  • Refer to this field of skill as "Language Farts."
  • Narrate such a continuous succession of events in a single post that nobody will ever know how to make their character react. Roleplay is a game of confusion and trickery.


And now, something that I do that I'm aware isn't everyone's cup of tea....
  • Name your character something like "Priscilla Godzilla."
 
Don't worry about remembering anything about your character or the RP that has been previously established. You are in control, none of it is real so you can say that anything happens. Also never have your characters actions need consequences, just change their personality, ideals and opinions to make it so they are never directly to blame for anything. If anyone calls you out on this then of course take it as a personal attack and hold a grudge against them. You are infallible, the perfection amongst all writers and can do no wrong.
 
These hot tips apply to all writing, but especially RP!

Never reuse a noun. Ever. You absolutely must descend into increasingly esoteric synonyms/noun-phrases, since repeating any word is a sin--highschool English class told you so! Pronouns won't cut it either--everybody knows you can't rely on your reader to be intelligent enough to remember what you were writing about in the previous sentence based on contextual cues.

BAD:​
She held the sword aloft for all to see--it caught the light just right. After an appropriately dramatic moment, she sheathed it at her hip.​
"As you can see, I've got a pretty bitchin' sword."​
The townsfolk nodded in awed agreement. None of them had ever seen a sword quite so bitchin' in all their lives.​
GOOD:​
She held the sword aloft for all to see. The blade caught the light just right. After an appropriately dramatic moment, she sheathed the weapon at her hip.​
"As you can see, I've got a pretty bitchin' saber."​
The townsfolk nodded in agreement, since they were awed by the finely-honed steel. None of them had ever seen a particular weapon consisting typically of a long, straight or slightly curved, pointed blade having one or two cutting edges and set into a hilt quite so bitchin' in all their lives.​

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Also, if there's a fancier word you can use you should definitely use it. This lets everyone know you're a good writer, especially when you combine it with the above rule. To show that you're a really good writer, avoid re-using proper nouns, such as names, too. Here's another example:

BAD:​
Harriet looked into Leon's eyes. She noticed, for the first time, that his irises were flecked with gold.​
"What are you looking at," he murmured.​
She blinked.
"...Nothing."​
GOOD:​
Harriet peered into the tall man's emerald orbs. The raven-haired female descried, for the first time, that the handsome nobleman's viridian optics were variegated with flaxen particles.​
"What are you looking at," the precisely-6'1"-male of Lithuanian descent murmured.​
She blinked her amethyst visual sensory organs.​
"...Nothing."​
 
Fit as many characters into your roleplay as possible. (Even if you can't handle it) Interduce one then forget about them. Have characters that in no way fit the tone of the story. Steal other peoples OCs. Make carbon copies of canon characters! Think of it like a game, the more the better!
 
Open a Group RP and don't invite anyone to join. Just post and post and post for yourself until your character finishes their story and call the RP "Complete."

Oh, and you have to create only Mary Sue/Stu characters because all that "struggle" and "obstacle" nonsense is for chumps. Characters with no flaws are the way to go.

If you must invite other people to RP with you, make sure they're as inexperienced as possible and have the worst grammar you've ever seen. Makes you look better.

Lastly, if all else fails just join every RP you see the pops up without asking to join and post a God-tier character going around one-shot killing all the other participant's characters so only yours is left as they walk into the sunset to "end" the RP as soon as it begins.
 
run on sentences are you're friend use them too great affect they will really help
 
Control other people's characters for them without consent. Sometimes they can't come up with decent ideas and that's okay! You can fix it for them!
 
Roleplaying is not a collaborative activity. This is a common misconception. You alone are telling a story and everyone else is along for the ride, reacting in ways you've implied they should. So, to hell with their posts, their characters, and their ideas. What matters most is your vision for the roleplay.
 
Open an RP and then be the member who is online the least. In fact, never be online at all. Then be sad when your rp dies.
 
Being involved in a 1x1 RP automatically entitles you to 100% of your writing partners time and attention. If they don't respond to you ASAP then clearly they don't care and you need to explain to them in extreme detail why they're being bad. If they disagree with you, then your being gaslighted and you need explain more until they see the errors of their ways. If they don't reply at all, you should reach out to all their other platforms. It's simple courtesy.
 
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2. Whats grammer? Commas, quotation marks and periods don't exist here. Or anything else for that matter.
3. Make sure your character has no weaknesses, everyone loves them, no one hates them, they are GOD
4. Oh wow you sure posted a lot! I'll just skip over it and write my post that is completely irrelevant. My way or the highway.
5. Spelling? Im not sure wat your talking about. Its just that thing the teachers fuss about for no raison besides who cares about spelling when i can make my chairacter be the scenter of antention.
6. Bold the useless words. It's really an eye catcher if you think about it. And make them all random sizes for the extra effect.
7. Screw rules, who said you were bound by words on a screen?
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9. Ghost. Everyone loves ghosts and ghosters. When you post, make sure to expect a response 5 seconds later but when they post or ask a question, you leave them hanging...for a week...or two.
10. Steal. Steal. Steal. Your brain cells are kinda dead right now, so why not take a gander and see what other people have written? It doesn't hurt to draw some inspiration...or hit the ctrl C and ctrl V key (:
 

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