Isles Roleplay
  • Rules
    • 📗Section 1: General Rules
    • 📗Section 2: Powergaming / Metagaming
    • 📗Section 3: Valuing Life
    • 📗Section 4: Communications Procedures
    • 📗Section 5: OOC Terminology
    • 📗Section 6: Reports
    • 📗Section 7: Criminal Organizations, Gangs, & Illegal Factions
    • 📗Section 8: Criminal Activities
    • 📗Section 9: Off-Limits Areas
    • 📗Section 10: New Life Rule
    • 📗Section 11: Miscellaneous Rules
  • 💼BUSINESS HANDBOOK
    • 📘Section 12: Business Guidebook
  • 🔪Gang Handbook
    • 📕Section 13: Gang Guidebook
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  • Rule #5: In-Game Metagaming
  • Rule #6: Out-of-game Metagaming
  • Rule #7: In-Game Powergaming
  1. Rules

Section 2: Powergaming / Metagaming

Rules #5-7

Rule #5: In-Game Metagaming

Description: Do not use out-of-character knowledge to gain an unfair in-game advantage, including external sources like streams or OOC communication channels.

Examples:

  • Using OOC information gained from streams to locate another player in-game.

  • Sharing OOC information about in-game events with other players.

Punishments: Breaches can result in warnings, temporary suspensions, or permanent bans, depending on severity.

Rule #6: Out-of-game Metagaming

Description: Utilizing real-life information or sources to gain an unfair advantage is not allowed, including stream sniping and external player identification.

Examples:

  • Watching a player's stream and using OOC information in-character.

  • Using OOC information from third-party apps like Discord for in-game advantage.

Punishments: May lead to warnings, temporary suspensions, or permanent bans, depending on severity.

Rule #7: In-Game Powergaming

Description: Avoid roleplaying with mechanics or abilities that do not exist in the game and refrain from forcing limited choices on other players.

Examples:

  • Using /me commands to overly influence roleplay outcomes.

  • Spam jumping for character speed advantage.

Punishments: Breaches can result in warnings, temporary suspensions, or permanent bans, depending on severity.

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