Roleplay Guidelines

/me
/me describes the action done by a player during a roleplay event taking place. /me is the most common and familiar roleplay command. Examples with the use of /me are:
 * /me withdraws his Colt .45 and draws it upwards from his waistband.
 * /me slips on the floor and gets a bruise on his left knee.

/do
/do is similar to /me in the way it explains a action or situation. The /do explains the sorroundings of the roleplay environment in a third-person perspective for example:
 * /do There would be a large cut on his cheek.
 * /do You would be able to hear gunshots coming from the background.

/oc
/oc, also known as Out of Character is information that is shared outside of the roleplay. Out of Character information is information that is not to be exchanged with ingame information and is kept outside of the roleplay. In basic roleplay nature, out of character and in character is seperated and is not to be exchanged with eachother. /oc can be used to describe useful information that is not addressed to the roleplay. OC chat can be compared to the normal ingame chat.
 * /oc hold up a second im lagging
 * /oc brb i have to go, just pause the roleplay and wait for me.

/ic
/ic, also known as In Character  is information that is shared inside of roleplay. It is seen as your character's dialogue and is everything that your roleplaying character is saying during the roleplay. Do not exchange IC and OC chat or information.
 * /ic Hey my name is Charles, nice to meet you! I come from Minnesota.
 * /ic Hey what are you doing? Give me my car back!