this is the only class worthy of me
https://www.nexusmods.com/pathfinderwrathoftherighteous/mods/398
me, opening the link: please be isekai please be isekai
its been 10 years and i only today realised the Farmer title is character specific not account wide
im going to cry into some rice wine
the day that I built an inquisitor character (this dude) only to realise that the Inquisitor title is alliance-only was a black day
his catfood?
Trying to come up with stackable things for him to eatâŚ
I got back into playing West of Loathing again.
God, I forgot what a joy that game is.
some rice wine for your troubles? id like to say i FARMED the rice myself butâŚ
someone should look into that, form some kind of organisation to find out the truth
NOT ME THOUGH
I guess that someone should also be Alliance
I still have to go and get the Trashmaster title on my priest⌠but at least thatâs just murdering a dungeon for a bit and hoping for a drop.
Todayâs peeve are people who are sat around with âapproachableâ in their TRP, waiting for someone to approach them without even trying to take part in RP going on around them.
Why the heck would I walk up to you, person#5348. Get your butt up and make some RP happen too!
Iâve said this before, but this is normally for pretty understandable reasons that arenât just âthis person is lazyâ.
Roleplayers arenât always known for being socially confident and outgoing. There are a lot of players who are very socially anxious, who want to engage with others but struggle with making the approach. Consequently, the approachable tag is their way of trying to engage, by showing that theyâre open to someone more confident coming over to start things up.
Of course there are those who are doing it to place responsibility for creating roleplay onto others, but Iâm actually inclined to think that theyâre in the minority. Most people want to interact and play their characters â labelling them as a peeve is a bit callous.
Unfortunately while youâre quite right here, the anxious RPer wonât get much RP if they donât squeeze some extrovert liquid courage now and then. In a sea of nails, thereâs too few hammers out there.
Iâm not putting blame on the anxious RPer, on the contrary. Whenever I can, Iâll offer some words of encouragement because I was there too. Checking out server events they can attend, suggest that PMing beforehand could ease them into RPing with an individual especially those who are in a guild, stuff like that. I think a better comparison would be like someone facing a fear but with absolute control of the situation, small doses too.
Yeah, I think youâre absolutely right on that. The whole [approachable] thing is far from ideal, but looking at it through a sympathetic lens is healthier than assuming theyâre all lazy roleplay leeches, yâknow?
Of course. I donât think we should see the tag as a negative thing. Some might just be shy guys or gals, others are likely very active and approach people as well. Wanting to be spoonfed RP is the last guess that comes to mind.
The anxious RPer oughta be eased out of that mentality because if you donât shoot to begin with, very little chance youâll get interactions let alone meaningful interactions. The next hurdle is figuring out how to sort out the people and RP you donât want to and those you want to actively seek out.
In my experience, anxious people tend to relax once theyâve joined a guild or been adopted into a group of players. Itâs the taking that first step thatâs the most daunting thing, with subsequent hurdles being less of a challenge.
I also have a pet peeve, and itâs some commentary stuff people place in their TRP.
âNightcore is just sped up musicâ your opinion was so important you just had to place it in your OOC info, so that everyone could be enlightened?
Or worse, cringe ways to boast how OP your character is.
âIf you fight me you automatically accept character deathâ, Yeah, mr. Phylactery Bound Lich (thatâs his unironic title title), thatâs an /ignore from me.
Iâd also say that being lazy is not a bad thing either. Sometimes you just donât want to put in the effort and youâre content doing something else at the same time as well until someone approaches you. Maybe youâve just come off from an event and are lingering about.
Itâs very easy to feel like a nuisance when a group of established people are talking together, or find out that the person standing by the tree is actually AFK
Perhaps a controversial opinion too, but the race has a lot to do with it as well. A draenei Paladin decked out in crystal armour stands out like a sore thumb among a group of humans with a more down to earth aesthetic. Approaching and trying to fit in a meaningful way is going to be an uphill battle.