How to make a good Role Play

As a veteran in this (must be old dream) ... I think there are several things that should be taken (or at least try to be) when role-play a scene.

   1-To have a nice role between two or more people, it is very important to have a correct use of drafting (read primarily as the abbreviation of words and not to try to not fall much in redundancy).

   2 - No one is perfect in the use of "y", "s", "b" y "v" among others, and the sentence is still understood, but what it is essential to try to differentiate words. What I mean by this is that it may not affect much read a "Communication" to read "comunication", but if different reading "giggle" to "goggle". So try to take care of the accents in such words.

  3-Annexed previous point, I know many must have forgotten some uses of punctuation marks for right things (signs like ";"), but still use a little "," or "." are of great help to understand what is meant in the sentence (and believe me, it's tiring suddenly read a story or a paragraph without having if you want a mental break time)

 

The above are general things that can to take or leave as a tip (it is up to each person to do so), but the point I think 4 and 5 are that the most importance should take at the time to role-play.

  4-Read Well that is above of you because it is typically the skip things or misunderstand what is said above, then it is more complicated to get into the story.

  5 - In my opinion the most important of all. The idea of to role-play with another is to have fun and so it should be ideal to not only respond to what the other is saying, but also imagine the place surrounding the characters, this makes it much more pleasant the "conversation", for so to speak. What I mean is that try to be more descriptive in what to say, for example (I call them: Example A and B).

- (A) -

Yeah, all right. * smile *

Really?!. * grabbed his/her face and kissed him/her *

- (B) -

Yes ... * paused for a moment. Even though was a brief silence, it was infinite. It took fractions of a second until finally came to and said "okay." Smiled with tender innocence, that innocence that was so characteristic of him / her. *

  * Was uncomfortable for the silence that had reigned the large room, but that expression of complexity changed completely when heard whom he had in front of to say that accepted the proposal by him / her. Placed an expression of complete happiness and said "Really?" Could not wait for the answer to his/her question, so grabbed his/her face gently and tenderly kissed his/her lips, that moment turning unique to them. *

  Does this example B looks nicer, it does not?

Well I hope this helps in some way to those who are still new, and I also hope that I did not read very bad and demanding ... but it is something that is learned over time.

  ARE ONLY RECOMMENDATIONS, DO NOT GO TO HIT ME BECAUSE OF THAT! 8D: * runs off to eat chocolate *