Rejected Application For Fib

[Controlaa Sixteen]

1.Your Name: Rasan Vermin
2. Your Age : 16
3. Time Zone : Gmt
4. Average Online Per Day : 9-10
5. Your Discord : Mike Vermin#6238
6. Your Nickname: Mike
7.Your Id: 4762
Additional information
1.Leader of fib
2. Why do you want to be a leader of this specific organization? (List three reasons with explanation)
- first i wanna be a leader becouse i want to save the city and the citizens from terrorist and gangs i want to make the city safe place which citizens can live without fear i want to bring peace for the city i want to spare my life for the city. second
. Identify your previous experience as a leader
Even if you didn't lead a team, you have likely had times in your life when you had to use leadership skills. For example, if you took the lead on a certain project, you could talk about this. If you have previously had a leadership role such as being a manager or supervisor, this is a good experience to talk about in your answer.

Read more: Work Experience and Your Career: Definition, Importan (For Example we have a normal people and hes a hostage he have a family he need to go to back to home to see a family but some gangster taking him hostage and we are going to save him becouse we need to bring him back to home )
3. Your advices for improving RolePlay level in organization. First we need to follow Chain of Comand

• Enhanced immersion. If players are talking IC, and the GM is roleplaying as much as possible, then everyone’s imaginations can kick in and the real world can fade into the background while the adventure unfolds.
• More great game material gets inadvertently created. Just as in any conversation, the players will want to talk IC about people, places, and things in the game–especially if they concern their PCs.If only IC is allowed, then the PCs will conjure up people, places, and things you hadn’t considered designing yet. They’ll help you build your campaign and world.
• Meaningful game play. Players who don’t take their characters seriously are more prone to do unusual, jarring, and destructive things. After playing IC for awhile, most players will start to make choices that are inline with what their characters would really choose.
• Fully realized PCs. If players are discussing things IC, then they’ll be confronted with who their PC is and why. What would their PC say? What is their personality? How would they react? Why would they react that way? What do they know? How do they know that?These PC realization questions and more will inevitably pop- up after some good IC discussion. Some players will tackle this by drafting a good backstory that explains their PC’s behaviours and motivations. Other players will have their PC evolve as the game goes on, using consistency and impromptu thinking to justify or rationalize their PC’s choices and actions. Either approach is great and helps create fleshed- out PCs that aren’t cardboard cut-outs.A key to getting players to roleplay IC is to make the activity of roleplaying as compelling as possible so that the group will _want_ to roleplay. Here are a few ways to motivate your players to play IC more often:
• Make it fun. Players have less reluctance to roleplay if their characters have fun or cool personalities and behaviours. If one or more players in your group have boring PCs, then work with them to add interesting elements to their PCs.c if some one in my org is doing fail rp or something i wanna be kick him and iam calling with god and hes doing demorgan him.

 

[Andy_Pluxury]

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