#Most serious roleplaying games code#

Her personal worth was not determined by her integrity, but by her capability to offer a good time. It was as-if the social dynamics of decency did not apply to her, and my character knew that all to well. To others she was just a prostitute, the crazy-lady talked down to her, and then hired a few moments later for a task. Now to break from the story telling for a moment, I want to explain what I had learned so far about my character, Audrey. I had an idea, I would RP screwing the wrong guy. She told me it did not have to be immediately and pointed him out to me (They were AFK at the time). I came back and the same crazy-lady had a job for me, she wanted me to provide my services to a friend. I decided this social-exchange would tone down her antics a-bit but she would at the core, remain the same person. I took a short moment after this to go AFK and think about what my character would think of this sour experience. They bit back harder, and eventually left along with their friends leaving poor Audrey all alone. Initially, I was RPing being sarcastic and being a bit of a troller. Instead of quitting with my attempts, I turned my attempts to sell myself onto her. This was cut short when the groups friend, a uhm- lets just say crazy lady, had a choice few words for me which I will not repeat. I was roleplaying being persistent and really trying to sell myself instead of just moving on to the other people. The lady became very flustered and confused, and the other people in the group were quite confused. Why was my character doing this? This need for a reason was brought on by an experience gone awry of me trying to sell myself to a lady. I thought it was cool that I found a lucrative way to make tokens, but I ceased these thoughts for a moment. When my first few 'sessions' went down with success I was initially happy in an OOC sense. Yes, it did eventually go down like that however, I had many interesting experiences. I would go up to a citizen and offer my services, he'd rat me out hoping for loyalty points, and then I would get a bullet in my head and vaporized (Not necessarily in that order). At-first, I honestly thought this was going to be a one and done kind of thing. What surprised me the most is other players willingness to pay tokens for sexual favors.

#Most serious roleplaying games code#

I came up with a silly slang term of 'window-shopping' as a code word for her looking for clients and then my shenanigans began. My idea of her meeting as many people as possible, and my idea for her personality lined up with this. I passive RP'd for a while with others until it hit me, Audrey should totally be a prostitute. I RP'd Audrey as someone who always would introduce themselves and keep optimistic even if she was unwelcome. So, I got started RPing and made a point to meet as many other Citizens as possible. How is Audrey broken? Well, I was going to decide that later through 'personal discovery.' What will cause them to go under? What will cause them to become mentally unstable? With this character, I determined she would already be broken. Furthermore, when I create a character, I like to define a breaking-point. Audrey was going to be: Fun-loving, sarcastic, and flirtatious. When I think of characters I want to play, I try to come up with three broad characteristics to RP by. I feel it's better to develop a background as needed and keep concepts simple when creating a character (After-all they could die rather fast). Initially, I did not have the intention to have her be a prostitute. This writing will be about how roleplay can be used to empathize and understand viewpoints (Plus a few more thoughts).Īlthough not long-lived (None of my characters ever live long) I RP'd a prostitute named Audrey Wolfe.

DISCLAIMER: This is not going to describe any sexual actions in detail, nor will violate any forum rules.