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highbutterfly | Sun 23-Jun-13 01:16 PM |
Member since 24th Aug 2011
364 posts
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#50234, "What's the right way to handle a meltdown?"
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1. Ignore it?
2. Try to RP along? Gets weird when as the meltdownee gets increasingly OOC.
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Doof | Wed 03-Jul-13 10:28 AM |
Member since 03rd Dec 2009
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#50333, "Find out where they're ranking. PK. n/t"
In response to Reply #0
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Vonzamir | Mon 24-Jun-13 01:58 AM |
Member since 07th Jun 2011
659 posts
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#50240, "I try to talk them off the ledge...."
In response to Reply #0
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Maybe not RP appropriate, but I think it is the right thing to do.
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jalbrin | Thu 27-Jun-13 01:15 AM |
Member since 20th Apr 2009
211 posts
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#50264, "Pretty much this"
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If the guy's been a constant ####, or makes a habit out of it, I'll use ignore.
But if his going OOC is a one time thing and he's obviously just having a bad day, I don't mind going OOC myself for a couple minutes to try and cool him down. It's another player behind the character, after all.
I deleted one of my favorite characters, one I was having a ball with, because I ate one too many gangs one night and went on a rant. It ruined the char for me, and I don't mind helping others avoid that, even if it breaks the first CF commandment.
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Homard | Sun 23-Jun-13 01:44 PM |
Member since 10th Apr 2010
959 posts
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#50236, "Depends. "
In response to Reply #0
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If they're doing rant/ignore, put them on ignore (or just ignore them.)
If there's a shred of RP, run with it, but never drop character. Sometimes you can get them back in line this way.
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