Gameplay
Emote combat occurs when there are no NPCs involved in a fight who aren't
either controlled by a SR, or the minions of a PC.
Emote combat is started by someone typing 'attack' by itself.
The turn in which participants will be allowed to act is randomized, but also
affected by the Fast Reflexes skill, those with higher fast reflexes being more
likely to get to act earlier in the rotation.
When it is your turn you will have two minutes to input your attacks and moves
or you forfeit your turn, this is done just like in fast combat with the attack
and move commands. You can still use attacks with the custom argument to attach
special affects to your attacks, but you won't use the message associated with
that attack.
Once you have input your commands you have five minutes to write an emote to
describe what your character is doing in that turn, how they are moving and
attacking. This is done with the emote command just like in regular RP. Once the
emote is finished and sent the code will be processed and it will move to the
next person's turn.
Emote Combat
Emote combat occurs when there are no NPCs involved in a fight who aren't
either controlled by a SR, or the minions of a PC.
Emote combat is started by someone typing 'attack' by itself.
The turn in which participants will be allowed to act is randomized, but also
affected by the Fast Reflexes skill, those with higher fast reflexes being more
likely to get to act earlier in the rotation.
When it is your turn you will have two minutes to input your attacks and moves
or you forfeit your turn, this is done just like in fast combat with the attack
and move commands. You can still use attacks with the custom argument to attach
special affects to your attacks, but you won't use the message associated with
that attack.
Once you have input your commands you have five minutes to write an emote to
describe what your character is doing in that turn, how they are moving and
attacking. This is done with the emote command just like in regular RP. Once the
emote is finished and sent the code will be processed and it will move to the
next person's turn.