Role play skills.

[Mikhail]

I honestly think that some, not all, but definitely some players should properly learn how to use /me, /ame and /do and start using them asap because, if we don't RP, we might aswell call ourselves Freeroam/RPG.

[Mikhail]

Please do explain to me how you RP a scene with the voice chat? Except from the actual talking parts, like for instance changing a flat tire

[Shoujiro Kenzo]

In my opinion, there's alot more room for quality RP when using chat. I'd only use voice chat for OOC situations.

[Pertinax]

We should use all the /dos for global environment /mes for action and keep the talking for voice chat. Because I think that the RP level of the server is going down, it's in fact converting in to a RPG sever, non rp driving (VERY ONE IS DRIVING LIKE NUTS), Every one is DMing, and Gun licenses should pass by a processes of selection and psychoanalysis.

[Shoujiro Kenzo]

We should use all the /dos for global environment /mes for action and keep the talking for voice chat. Because I think that the RP level of the server is going down, it's in fact converting in to a RPG sever, non rp driving (VERY ONE IS DRIVING LIKE NUTS), Every one is DMing, and Gun licenses should pass by a processes of selection and psychoanalysis.

I think this is an admin matter for them to take care of, don't you think so? All we can do here, is report these guys ingame I'm affraid..

[jebs]

I'd prefer voice chat as OOC only for immersion reasons. Also, in my opinion, text chat improves English skills, makes it easier to comprehend what's being said and done and gives time to respond to actions.

 

Back in GTA:SA days some servers had roleplay teaching sessions at times. Those would be nice for people who'd want to brush up on their RP skills, but it also requires staff dedication, interest from the players and that people are online at those times.