Are you a role-player or a RULE-player?
Let’s get to it. You are of either one or the other (if you are a combination of both, write your own blog post so I can link it!) Understand that you can also be one or the other at different times, this ain’t no concrete rule:
1) A role-player: This does not mean that you go around going “..thus thou and thee!” all the time. This means that you dive right into the game, all of it. This means that you love to explore and discover. You just log in and see what happens, with no particular agenda. Sure, you might log in wanting to do a particular thing, but don’t care if that thing gets sidetracked or pushed off for the time being. Leveling isn’t that big of a deal, and you like to read quest text, usually. You will talk to strangers and might or might not have a guild. You don’t use walk-throughs or mods, and never use a website unless you think a quest or item is broken.
2) A rule-player: This does not mean that you never break rules. This means that you jump right into the game, as far as what the game has laid out for you. You might raid or grind XP. You log in to check on your guilds agenda. Sure, you might log in and goof off for a bit, but can grow bored quickly if there is nothing planned. If there are levels left to achieve, you feel you haven’t even begun the game yet, and you will usually skip quest text. You will talk to strangers once they join your guild. You use walk-throughs, mods, and frequent many of the best websites for information.








