No, it's a bit different.

No, it's a bit different.:
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Posted by Thinhallen on May 7, 2000 at 20:38:16:

In Reply to: Actions speak louder than words.... posted by The Corpulent Capon on May 7, 2000 at 20:23:56:

As I've played a few battleragers, I've always found it easy to say one thing and then act in a manner completely opposite to that. The real testament to a battlerager isn't what he says or professes, but rather what his actions are. A good example of this was back way way in the day, a battlerager was asked a few questions then sent on his way to bring back the body part of a mage(I think some of the leaders even asked for a heart specifically). This was a difficult task, but it was an outlet for RP by proving your hatred for magic. It didn't involve words of any sort, but it proved a certain dedication to the eradication of magic. Everyone thinks Roleplaying is all about fancy emotes or how you rest or sleep or what you say, but in my eyes actions speak far louder then words, especially with a cabal like the battleragers.

-Thinhallen

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Well said. Sh*t, wrote the subject first Ioanis 04:33:56 5/8/2000 (0)
Roleplaying is making a character come to life (sometimes fancy emotes and rest/sleep such), while keeping within the boundaries of your role. Do both and you are well roleplayed. n/t Witchheaven 21:54:54 5/7/2000 (2)
- Given all the ragers you have played you sure must know what you are talking about. (N/T) Byvarn 09:31:50 5/8/2000 (1)
  - He's talking about RP in general ya moron! Bubba 10:51:14 5/8/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> As I've played a few battleragers, I've always found it easy to say one thing and then act in a manner completely opposite to that. The real testament to a battlerager isn't what he says or professes, but rather what his actions are. A good example of this was back way way in the day, a battlerager was asked a few questions then sent on his way to bring back the body part of a mage(I think some of the leaders even asked for a heart specifically). This was a difficult task, but it was an outlet for RP by proving your hatred for magic. It didn't involve words of any sort, but it proved a certain dedication to the eradication of magic. Everyone thinks Roleplaying is all about fancy emotes or how you rest or sleep or what you say, but in my eyes actions speak far louder then words, especially with a cabal like the battleragers. > > -Thinhallen

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