guide:roleplaying
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| - | The scene is where the focus and action of the Joint Post takes place, usually, in a space where all the characters (and thus, an imaginary observer) can interact with one another. It is considered rude to post actions and speech which occur outside of the scene, because | + | The scene is where the focus and action of the Joint Post takes place, usually, in a space where all the characters (and thus, an imaginary observer) can interact with one another. It is considered rude to post actions and speech which occur outside of the scene, because |
| - | It is both the players and the GM's responsibility to keep things within a unifed | + | - It disrupts the scene and |
| + | - Characters can't react to it. | ||
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| + | A scene is generally a room or area, such as a ship's bridge or a clearing in a forest; it is generally specified at the start of a roleplay (eg; ON: "YSS Sakura Wardroom" | ||
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| + | It is both the players and the GM's responsibility to keep things within a unified | ||
| Players who post out-of-scene might have their posts removed from the edited transcript. | Players who post out-of-scene might have their posts removed from the edited transcript. | ||
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