Post by Lulu Chaos on Apr 17, 2007 0:22:42 GMT -5
OOC:
In simple terms means Out of Character, which is used during a role play to speak out of the players character. Usually used to ask a question or to make a comment, so that others don't think your character said or thought that.
Most common ways to say the Out of Character are like so:
ooc//
OOC:
ooc::
((ooc))
However you use it is fine, as long as it is used before you speak out of character (i.e. ooc// Hey, what did you mean when you said "This is my night, I own the moon and Her eyes" ?) It's just proper and common courtesy to use during an RP so others aren't confused. The less confusion during an RP, the better.
In simple terms means Out of Character, which is used during a role play to speak out of the players character. Usually used to ask a question or to make a comment, so that others don't think your character said or thought that.
Most common ways to say the Out of Character are like so:
ooc//
OOC:
ooc::
((ooc))
However you use it is fine, as long as it is used before you speak out of character (i.e. ooc// Hey, what did you mean when you said "This is my night, I own the moon and Her eyes" ?) It's just proper and common courtesy to use during an RP so others aren't confused. The less confusion during an RP, the better.