NationStates Jolt Archive

Could someone please help me out here.

I understand what role-playing is and how it's done, but I kinda don't get a few points.

Are there any specific rules on how good someone can make their army? Like what if someone had a modern country, similar to America.

Could he roleplay with my army - which is simply 100 physic warriors (extremely powerful, though)?

And if his was about some realistic thing, like say fighting some terrorists - what stops me from joining in and using my powers to help him?

Arrgh :(

And simally I am wondering up roleplaying trading. Can we just pluck our commodities out of the air? Along with our money? Should we keeo track of our commodities and our money?

And simally I am wondering up roleplaying trading. Can we just pluck our commodities out of the air? Along with our money? Should we keeo track of our commodities and our money?

And simally I am wondering up roleplaying trading. Can we just pluck our commodities out of the air? Along with our money? Should we keeo track of our commodities and our money?

It'd be nice to have an answer as I'm thinking the same things!

As for commodities, it's expected that you'd start with basic things, and get to more advanced stuff when you're large. So no major liquid helium industry for a 5 day old nation.

I would suppose you make your RP sensible. Just go about and experiment. If there's a fault in it, I'm sure the veterans will point it out.

Common sense, well explained and detailed techniques and different things, no magic or Übertech, and an actual reason to fight should do the trick. Don't expect your armies to be invincible - both sides have to know how to take losses or the RP will be pointless.

Experience is the best teacher

Just dont be silly with what you do like maddog who just said he was sending some bloody huge number of troops into war. Just look at a country near your size and go off what their econ and army is like