T6 - Freestyle Role Play

**Hisao** Mon Dec 06, 2010 9:03 am

@edit: This RP thread should soon be moved to the Lusio Partis Community. The newer thread will be able to be viewed here: [link].

This is the explanation for T6, the so-called 'Freestyle Role Play'.

For this style, the God-moding rules do not apply.

**Hisao** Mon Dec 06, 2010 9:53 pm

T6 is also referred to as "Freestyle". It is an "anything goes" fight style in which players use whatever is in their power to win. Autos, what ifs, and other forms of attacks generally dismissed as god-modding are considered perfectly okay.

This style of fighting results in Role Play without rules, actually, and is therefore only used amongst noobs or in a really relaxed environment.

An example (this is fictional!):

Guest_CannibalTom: -is nomming on your ear-
Guest_TimTheBunnyHater: -steals the bunny from your head-
Guest_CannibalTom: -steals my bunny back-
Guest_TimTheBunnyHater: -kicks you in the face and steals the bunny again and puts it in a bag-
Guest_CannibalTom: -bites in your arm and rips it off so that you bleed to death-
Guest_TimTheBunnyHater: oi u cant do that its godmodding!!!!
Guest_CannibalTom: nu uh i can do anything i want

Actually, Tom is right in the end. God modding is either tolerated or doesn't exist... After all, T6 is free style. Okay, this was a fight that started of quite nice and friendly, but ended up bad. However, breaking the rules in T6 is just impossible. There's no minimum of words, there's no limitation to your powers, you can auto hit one another, etc.

Basically, it would be just silly to spar/fight using T6, because whoever types "-kills you-" faster, wins :/ no preparation or details on beforehand is needed. 2 seconds of fighting. The end.

Also, you might see the absence of OOC (out of character). In other forms of Role Playing, OOC text is distinguished by using any kind of brackets:
((xD)) or [xD] or {xD} or variations on that. For OOC, we in Hellsing prefer the first option, but as long as it's clear, it doesn't really matter.

To end with: in the example above, you see they post in turns. For T6, this is not necessary. You can post two times, three times or even zillion times in a row.