User blog comment:TheAnimeKid87/Pet Peeves for this RP/@comment-22535514-20141102151524

You were not even there when the episode of madness happened.

''' 3. "Oh! No! No! Don't do that, that never happened in the show!" But this RP is full of OOCness, intentionally. So..yeah. '''

You can have OOC-ness and not have something related to the show, but it still needs to be in character.

' 4. "Ew. SHE'S IN A F***ING RELATIONSHIP WITH MIKE" EW. THIS IS AN OOC RP, INTENTIONALLY. WHO CARES? '

She was (and is still) in a relationship with Mike in the season, so it being an OOC RP has no effect on it whatsoever. And her relationship with Trent was not even developed enough for her to act like that.

 5. " *Insert comment about this episode being bad* What are you doing about it? Huh? COMPLAINING? OH MY GOSH. 

We all (including you) have called an episode being bad. There is no crime to that. Some people are working their a**es off with their characters and their interactions, but if 2 people are acting like fools, and doing a bunch of things that makes absolutely no sense and ruins the episode, we have the right to say so. Most of us tell the people who are fighting to stop fighting, or to stop the OOCness and godplaying, but that does not always work.

''' 7. "Two people punched her at the same time" But...she's commando, making her strong. BASIC LOGIC. Sheesh. '''

Her being strong and Commando does not mean that she cannot be defeated.

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My pet peeves are:

- When people tell me (or others) to silence their opinions about an issue. Who are you (just a general person) to do that? We all have the right to say our opinions.

- Godplaying. This is extremely ridiculous, and people do this so they can have an excuse to win, and avoid elimination. If many people are telling you you are godplaying, chances are.........you are godplaying.

- People taking issues on a RP to a personal level. Separate strategy from personal issues. Common sense.

- OOCness. Pretty self explanatory.

- Unorganized challenges. This should be handled beforehand, and the host needs to beforehand find out how to make the challenge work for a RP, set rules, etc.