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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imreis" data-source="post: 3213815" data-attributes="member: 37403">Ok, I for one am sick and tired of hearing about players having other characters 'black listed' because there godlings, god moders, powergamers, munchkins, noobs, and any other words I may have missed. For one moment take a chance to breath and think about what you’re doing for gods sake! This is just a game...a device to relax and have some fun. Not a place to cause real life drama and cause conflict on the site. I’m really really tired of it all. hey ill admit I myself own a powerful character but if you wanna get down to the nitty girtty of it, I spent months designing, converting and make sure the WHOLE character was actually playing by D&D's official rules even though I don’t have to. I used every book in my arsenal to make sure what i was doing was all with in the red tape of all. Even then, I don’t take my characters into any fight or spar unless me and the other player ooc have talked it out, and made sure we BOTH understood each other and know what were heading into. anyone who thinks that’s stupid then what ever, id rather have a 'scripted fight' as you call it then have me end up getting upset and arguing for an hour over what, nothing. And I’m sure there are plenty of you out there that have done the same. Spent lots of heart and soul into mending and making your own homebrewed characters come to life and will hear my on this posting and understand where I’m coming from. Anyways, who cares if there not, or even if there from any 'real' D&D based plane, setting, or rules. Because ISRP is a freeform style of RP people can, and do, come here to add their own unique individual ideas to a character of their own style of RP, and usually have no idea about the rules of D&D, and are not required to to be able to 'free form', nor should they EVER be expected to. People that prejudice against said characters because they do not follow a set of rules are ignoring the concept of freeform role player, and most importantly, freedom of destiny, and are unjustly ignoring said characters. As long as YOU as a player enjoy what you made and can take pride in your character to me that’s all that counts. And are unjustly ignoring said characters. YES every player has a right to ignore another player, for whatever reason be it RP style or simply OOC personality issues... that is there business alone, and if they wish to ignore a person because of their more unique character aspects they are completly within their rights to, but as they do they completly miss the point of freeform role playing. This is a site that is based around dnd settings. It is not a D&D site however. So what if your character is 'over-powered’, 'over-clichéd', or what have you. We all come here to have fun, to play nice and interact with other people with like ideas, hobbies and more.I have plenty of friends on this site who haven’t even played D&D and still like to play here but never get the notice they deserve because of people not wanting to pay attention to those who don’t do what they do. So what I say, you all can have your games of ignoring others because they don’t get or want to do what you think is right. So be it, but remember your killing any chance you have with RPing with possibly the best thing you could have and don’t know it. Give people a chance and try it, you may find you like it. There’s plenty more things out there like a war going on, friends being sent over seas to deal with it and worse going on to worry about then putting yourself on above other people for the sake of a game.I guess this is all I can say before it heads into spurring arguments. Read, respond, just please try and think about what I said here, it really may make a difference.</blockquote>

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