Pack Threads - Printable Version +- Ruins of Wildwood (https://relic-lore.net) +-- Forum: Members' Area (https://relic-lore.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: The Genius Bar (https://relic-lore.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=2) +---- Forum: News Desk (https://relic-lore.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +---- Thread: Pack Threads (/showthread.php?tid=1144) |
Pack Threads - Spirit of Wildwood - Jul 02, 2011 [dohtml] Pack ThreadsTo help increase the interactivity of pack members, RoW is implementing "Pack Threads". These threads are single thread role plays that are open to all pack members. This thread is placed in the pack den area and serves as a meeting ground for those casual interactions. Think of it as a way of accounting for the time spent between your usual threads - pack wolves should return home, socialize with each other, etc. These threads act as a way to do that! Now, pack threads are different from the typical RP thread. They are never "complete" and never "dead". The time setting for the threads is a real life system, so that if wolf A posts on a Monday, they are in the pack area on that Monday. But if Wolf B doesn't arrive until Tuesday, then Wolf A and Wolf B are not considered to be at the pack den at the same time. What does this mean for interactions between characters? Well, it means that sometimes Wolf A is going to be at the pack den and nobody is going to be there. Other times, it means that Wolf A and Wolf B are both going to be there and have a short interaction. These interactions between the pack wolves are meant to serve as the casual conversation you have - think about the random conversations you have with your family members as you pass each other walking through the living room or the kitchen: they're not so important that you'd recount them, but they are what helps bring families together. However, we are all aware of the limitations that online RPing brings, and thus some rules to help with these interactions have been established. — Interactions last a total of three real life days (ie. if Wolf A posts on the 1st, Wolf B has until the 3rd to post a reply to Wolf A before it is assumed that Wolf A has left). This is a rather interesting idea, and it is understandable if there are any questions. I've listed an example at the bottom of this post to try and give you an idea of how these interactions will take place, but feel free to respond to this threads with comments, questions, and suggestions. EXAMPLE:[/dohtml] |