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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FallenAngel" data-source="post: 2023833" data-attributes="member: 25446">That's tough man, how old are the guys you're gaming with?In my group(we're all roughly around 20), OOC-talk is kept to the minimum possible and if I'm GM'ing I'd instantly punish anyone for something like asking a partymember about his "+2 sword".Players interacting out of character, to be safe from listening NPC's or to discuss the groups tactical approach towards the orcs that just ambushed them is a big no-no for us.If you want to talk to a partymember, do it in-character.If you want to re-organize after being ambushed, do it in-character(for example we do it through hand-signs the group actually trained and developed for such a case).Attacking, searching for traps or casting spells is all done IC too.You don't say "I'm doing a full attack action", you actually flesh out how your character devotes his entire turn to smash his enemy, twisting, slashing and dodging.I never really had the issue of players acting OOC coming up, so I don't know what you can do to change this, although I'd try to have a talk with them and explain to them how important it is for the mood and atmosphere of the game to stay IC as much as possible.Good luck with this.</blockquote>