What makes it a metagaming is not the OOC, but the lack of IC. If there is an IC reason, then it is not metagaming. I used Tessitura in the post because she was the only character who I could explain being there IC. And I have explained to you what she is doing there. Your basis of accusation relies on the fact that both Swift and I are friends, and that I admitted we are. However, you yourself Hik, in your last post outlined how it's not metagaming.
1. Helping an OOC friend IC just because they're your OOC friend is metagaming. Unless your characters are friends or you have a damn good reason to be there, it is metagaming.
Well, the fact is I do have a good reason. And it's IC rather than OOC.
Also, the phrase Just because pulls me out of this one. The reasoning goes beyond just helping Swift.
And for goodness sakes Hik, you're the only one who still beleives that because our IC lores connect that it's an example of metagaming.
If either of you want to complain that I didn't fully develop it to your complete and utter beaten over the head liking in the actual topic, then complain to Hik for locking it.
Don't appear on a planet that your character would be unable to get to or even know about just because there's an attack on your friend or something YOU WANT TO BE INCLUDED IN.
Because I haven't explained how she got there three or four times already.
You are your character in a Roleplay. You are limited to what your character knows when you are your character. Your character is themself, you only breathe life into them.[/b
Thank you for recapping my definition of Metagaming a few posts back. Here's my answer:
I have yet to use OOC knowledge to the benefit of Tessitura. I have yet to use IC knowledge not acquired by Tessitura with Tessitura. I did help Swift out of friendship to a degree, but if being friends OOC is undisputable grounds for Metagaming, then I can say without a doubt that most of Shattered's IC battles from day one are metagamers. I fail to see why this rule only applies to me.
Substitute rule with definition. It fits what I was saying better.
Cap, an extra second would cost her her freedom if it were an extra second in front of them. However the extra second of recovery time is when she hits the ground behind them, is in fact behind them, and the guards need an extra second as well to turn around+ reaction time to her jumping over in the first place.
Honestly, if you were going to post with her on this planet for IC reasons, that had nothing to do with my attack, witch you responded to for OOC reasons, you would have done so already. You did not, and you admitted to meatgaming, justify all you want, you have made my point loud and clear.
Yes, my IC reasons for being there had nothing to do with the attack! Haven't you been listening? Well, I guess not given the second part of that statement.
Bottom line is, you metagamed into the topic, you are now trying to justify yourself for being there, but you are here because your friend was being attacked. OOC reasons. Metagaming. I wonder if there's a rule on that. Hell, this isn't the first time you've metagamed on me, you metagamed knowing Sliph name, you metagamed a topic on the Marid Homeworld, So, I am sorry if I am getting a little tired of it.
That wasn't metagaming. I was completely in my rights in the time, I just misread the post. I mean, seriously, who brings in a superpowered character, does an attack, and then brings them out again in the exact same post? Hold on a minute. That seems oddly familiar...
HOW NOT TO METAGAME...
...Going along with the last one, don't hold back on attacking or doing an action just because you'll know you'll die if your character WOULD do that attack.
To Swift's comment
No, it doesn't have to be limited to friends IC. That's just childish saying that the only way using a character in a topic not on your own soil is if they're friends? No! Actually listen to my claims! Stop rewording the same thing so I cabn stop explaining over and over and over and over...
But Hikaru, I do have to thank you for something (not being sarcastic)
6. Having all your characters be friends when they would naturally be enemies or hate one another due to their personalities (Hawkeye -.-)