What kind of RPer are you?

I'm much the same as the other responses here. I take things as they come and respond as Keavy would/should.

I go as far as I can go without getting myself seriously hurt. Kristen and I have a saying now that it's not a good event if you don't cry at least once, haha. It's become a big habit for me/Keavy now, and while it may be for acting and fun, I find it so cathartic to growl at enemies, scream when Keavy gets hurt, or cry when she's very upset. It helps my immersion and allows me to forget Dani for a weekend, but also allow Dani to feel calmer and better once the game is over.

one time i spit in a guy's mouth.

hahaha I'm dying right now haha. Now THATS some serious RP. haha

Alex, the guy who will overstep a boundary you never knew you had, all in the name of roleplay. It's very admirable, though I'm unsure how I'd feel about being spat at even if I was okay with the gesture happening. I'm pretty sure the situation would escalate if that happened.

RP limits are an interesting topic. I would say that most RP is on a spectrum between being yourself and being a totally different being with no connection to yourself.. somewhere in the middle is probably the sweet spot. I have played characters varying on that spectrum, and I feel that the way I work best is if I can create a .. well segmented part of myself where that person exists. When I slip into that person, usually through some trigger, I become mostly that person... however, I find it difficult to abandon my own morals completely ... if I must cause harm to another PC, I find myself interjecting, I abhor causing harm to another in real life, so it carries over to my PCs... Alex can attest that I felt terrible for my involvement in harming his PC though my PC should have had no hesitation given the parameters I put on my PC. As such, maybe my RP of the moment was flawed, but perhaps it was the parameters I set up for myself that was flawed. In the end I stayed true to my character flaws, but as a player I felt scarred... but perhaps that was a sign of RP commitment. In the end, I feel that while I enjoy playing characters different than myself, and enjoy the moment when people who get to know me OOG find out I am totally different than my character, I don't like playing a character that messes with another player's concept of fun.

I am new to LARPing but not new to acting and interacting with people as different characters and knowing I can tell the other person, OOG, to back off. That is what makes me okay with more-than-basic physical RP at KR, I can trust you to stop, and because of this I feel comfortable to do stuff.

See, now Zellara's a flirt. With everyone. And playing with Kevin is fun cause Zellara's kissed Orion, in front of other people, multiple times. But I won't kiss anyone else. I am okay with being picked up, pushed around, and a lot more though. But my kisses are reserved :kiss:

Zellara is very engaging, as Jasmine is OOG, so please don't let any apprehension stop you from being true to your character in interacting with me.

I will find a way to avert an uncomfortable break from immersion, or I will tell you. I am also good at gauging what will make the other person uncomfortable. I take pride in that aspect of my OOG self, so I carry it over to play.