Perhaps this is awkward to say, but there are some people that are MUCH more charming when drunk...

But what if the other person is also an alt? Well, I don't think it would go by account, would it? Likely, specifically PC to PC. Like, if Player 1 had Alt A and Alt B, and Player 2 had Alt C and Alt D. Alt A spends a lot of time with Alt C, and Alt A spends a lot of time with Alt D, that should on...

I'm a little weirded out by this warning, myself, tbh. I suppose if you're RPing enough with the same person on two different characters, you probably have a good sense for their writing style and play hours, so this message likely won't come as much of a surprise. Even still, I'd rather not get a ...

Thank you for taking the time to respond.

I just read it as giving a warning to be mindful of crossover, not outright preventing you from RPing with them. Thus my questions #1 and #3, and my comment at the end. If that is the case, then there is no worry, and the whole thread is unnecessary. But I did wish some clarifications to make sure.

So, I'd like a bit of clarification on this particular topic mentioned on the staff meeting post: - Should we add a familiarity warning when a player is RPing too much with someone their alts have a relationship with already? Approved, posted to bug board for implementation. We have a relatively sma...

That seems like it's a lose for the person applying the poison if there's only a method of discovery, but not a method of getting out of being discovered. If a method of discovery is going to be put in, then a method of getting out of discovery should also be included. Either a roll against sneak/hi...

That one worked.

We have to have a permit, though. Can't just go.

Buzz K[ir]ill wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 07, 2019 10:17 pm

Kitty wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 07, 2019 6:27 pm

If physicians have access to prisoners, I am unaware of this access. Pretty sure physicians have to ask permission and/or be escorted in.

See HELP INFORM VISITORS.

I don't have access to that helpfile.

If physicians have access to prisoners, I am unaware of this access. Pretty sure physicians have to ask permission and/or be escorted in.