Post by )V( Marka Sentai on Jun 12, 2008 14:22:51 GMT -5
Well thanks to Aiden, this is a remake of the old T1 description.
T1 is the fighting style we use at Collision and all of my past sites. T1 is a free form style of rping, it lets the person use their imagination. More so than rolling a die.
The Basics
1. When you start a fight, you post your attack, and then wait for your opponent to do something about it.
2. When you are attacked, you put the following in your reply post:
-You get hit/You block/You dodge/anything else along these lines. Provided it makes sense.
-Your attack.
3. When attacking, you are not allowed to say that your attack hits (known as God Moding). That is up to your opponent to judge.
4. This rule is known as 'The 10-Minute Rule', and in most cases we actually don't use it out of respect, but if you and your opponent have agreed to hurry things up, then this rule should be applied.
How it works is that if you attack, and then your opponent does not reply within 10 minutes, you may post the following:
-Your attack hits (if you stated something in your previous post, such as lethality of your attack, it will take effect, so for a lethal attack that was described and justified well enough, your opponent would be dead, and for an attempt at theft that was described and justified well enough, you would rob your opponent).
-Your next attack.
Then you wait another 10 minutes, if they do not reply then, just finish the fight by saying you knocked them out or something (you may not kill or steal in this case, however).
5. If you attack, and then your opponent replies, but fails to respond to a particular attack you made in your post, you may say that particular attack hit as if by rule 4.
Notes
Delays in Posting
First point is...
If you are a slow-typer, or make huge battle-posts, you may extend Rule 4's timer to 20 minutes, just say it in an OOC or in the C-Box. This is called '20-Minute Rule'.
But usually Rule 4 is ignored entirely in most battles, so this usually isn't an issue.
Secondly and more importantly...
If you have good reason (such as having to leave for dinner), you may ask to disallow Rule 4 and put the battle on hold until you can get back (called 'RP Time Freeze').
This is done by putting the request in an OOC, or putting it in the C-Box.
However, if you leave a battle for 6 hours without having agreed with your opponent(s) to leave the battle on hold for so long... they don't have to wait anymore, so they may freely apply a 6-hour form of Rule 4 on you to finish the battle so they can move on.
If you have agreed with your opponent you'll be gone for at least roughly a day, then instead of 6 hours, it's 3 days. So if they wait for 3 days and you don't come back, they can use the '3-Day Rule', which is another alternate form of Rule 4.
T1 is the fighting style we use at Collision and all of my past sites. T1 is a free form style of rping, it lets the person use their imagination. More so than rolling a die.
The Basics
1. When you start a fight, you post your attack, and then wait for your opponent to do something about it.
2. When you are attacked, you put the following in your reply post:
-You get hit/You block/You dodge/anything else along these lines. Provided it makes sense.
-Your attack.
3. When attacking, you are not allowed to say that your attack hits (known as God Moding). That is up to your opponent to judge.
4. This rule is known as 'The 10-Minute Rule', and in most cases we actually don't use it out of respect, but if you and your opponent have agreed to hurry things up, then this rule should be applied.
How it works is that if you attack, and then your opponent does not reply within 10 minutes, you may post the following:
-Your attack hits (if you stated something in your previous post, such as lethality of your attack, it will take effect, so for a lethal attack that was described and justified well enough, your opponent would be dead, and for an attempt at theft that was described and justified well enough, you would rob your opponent).
-Your next attack.
Then you wait another 10 minutes, if they do not reply then, just finish the fight by saying you knocked them out or something (you may not kill or steal in this case, however).
5. If you attack, and then your opponent replies, but fails to respond to a particular attack you made in your post, you may say that particular attack hit as if by rule 4.
Notes
- Macros (actions within stars, such as *shoots fireball at you*) are not allowed, everything must be typed in descriptive.
- Until your opponent has made at least one post after your first attack post, you may not use Rule 4 (the 10-minute rule) or Rule 5.
Exception: If it's your opponent's first post after your attack, and they do acknowledge you but ignored an attack you made, you may use Rule 5.
- Your posts only equal your character's time in the RP. The longer they have been here the more experience from time they can draw from, but its effect is very limited. In this RP, posts have almost no relevance unlike in other RPs.
- Everything that happens must make sense, be possible, and must be explained to some level of detail, eg: 'I dodged the attack' is not acceptable, while 'I managed to swerve to my left, so the fist flew by my side, thus missing me' is more acceptable. But if there was a wall on your left, it would not be acceptable, as the wall would obstruct you.
[ * ]No dodging too much, it's just cheap, and it doesn't make sense either.
If someone simply says something crap like 'dodges the attack' or anything else inadequate, then in your next post you may state your previous attack hit.
Delays in Posting
First point is...
If you are a slow-typer, or make huge battle-posts, you may extend Rule 4's timer to 20 minutes, just say it in an OOC or in the C-Box. This is called '20-Minute Rule'.
But usually Rule 4 is ignored entirely in most battles, so this usually isn't an issue.
Secondly and more importantly...
If you have good reason (such as having to leave for dinner), you may ask to disallow Rule 4 and put the battle on hold until you can get back (called 'RP Time Freeze').
This is done by putting the request in an OOC, or putting it in the C-Box.
However, if you leave a battle for 6 hours without having agreed with your opponent(s) to leave the battle on hold for so long... they don't have to wait anymore, so they may freely apply a 6-hour form of Rule 4 on you to finish the battle so they can move on.
If you have agreed with your opponent you'll be gone for at least roughly a day, then instead of 6 hours, it's 3 days. So if they wait for 3 days and you don't come back, they can use the '3-Day Rule', which is another alternate form of Rule 4.