When you're roleplaying but you suddenly get too involved with the lore and logic of the world and trying to make everything fot together perfectly
We wanted to play DnD, but got Walrus RP Syndrome and ended up spending hours talking about the hierarchy of Kobold society
by The True Mathias April 7, 2022
a place on instagram for people to roleplay as the cast of strangerthings. can be very exciting and fun but also the worst and scariest place ever.
by pavlikovsky February 13, 2019
Your a faggot you Minecraft RP
by Mommylovesbigboy May 7, 2019
A roleplayer who has many drafts to do, but contentiously puts them off until they pile up to about 47 drafts. A roleplayer who promises to get replies done that day, but does not.
Lisa the Slow RP Replies Queen: "I will get all 47 of my drafts done tonight! I swear--oh look a funny gif, teheheh." /reblogs the funny gif and forgets about drafts
by tatakau January 23, 2014
arma life rp is cancer
by Dankmemesman July 21, 2018
T1 is a type of fighting style generally used by people in chats or forums. These people are generally the more advanced RPers. Average time to learn T1 can take anywhere from two weeks to two months, depending on the time spent learning and perfecting the form. It is based off the idea that the paragraphs you use should appear to come out of a book using detailed descriptions so that the people watching can ‘see’ what is happening in chat to make Role Playing a more enjoyable experience.
T1 is probably the hardest way to role-play if you are not good at being descriptive. T1 is turn-based, so you have to wait for your opponent to finish typing his/her attack. It is also paragraph fighting. In a T1 match, your opponent can strike you. You have the ability to reverse the attack or take the hit and come back with one of your own. In T1, you can only type one attack each paragraph. If you type more than one attack in a paragraph, you will be disqualified. You may need to type more than one paragraph, so when this is needed, use <C> at the end and beginning of your paragraph. Once you complete your attack/entrance, put an <E> at the end to symbolize the finalization of your paragraph
T1 is probably the hardest way to role-play if you are not good at being descriptive. T1 is turn-based, so you have to wait for your opponent to finish typing his/her attack. It is also paragraph fighting. In a T1 match, your opponent can strike you. You have the ability to reverse the attack or take the hit and come back with one of your own. In T1, you can only type one attack each paragraph. If you type more than one attack in a paragraph, you will be disqualified. You may need to type more than one paragraph, so when this is needed, use <C> at the end and beginning of your paragraph. Once you complete your attack/entrance, put an <E> at the end to symbolize the finalization of your paragraph
Guy1: Wow man did you see Dave and Carl's fight in the gc?
Guy2:Yeah man that was intense they both tier 1 rp.
Guy2:Yeah man that was intense they both tier 1 rp.
by LegionOfShadows October 15, 2018
by albo44 June 14, 2018