Doing only capitals assembly. - English - Foro de la Comunidad Ryzom

Daomei (atys)

To name one, the french community considers tagging and integrating PvP into roleplay an indispensible part of their roleplay life while this was rare and was frowned upon by many.

Wrong. A majority of rolist were untagged during the assembly back on aniro (on untagged almost 100% of the time, actually), and french rolist tagging is pretty recent (after very, very, very long debates on the french forum about this).

Beneath that, roleplay wins much of its richness from language. I received a transcript of the most recent session in Thesos and had a lot of opportunities to smile upon roleplay interaction, partially puns I did understand only after careful rereading, an excellent and amusing row between the celiakos and the barman, and several more. If I compare that with national meetings, they are ways less vivid, ways slower, taking much more time.

This is another problem ; we didn't have a lot of things to speak about during the meeting, and we needed the celiakos' approval. So we had to wait for his answer (and he had a crash in the middle of the meeting, which didn't helped). And if i don't personnally have problem with fast-typing, i can understand pretty well that people need time to write, so when i'm in charge of the assembly, i try to give time to people. Except when my toon don't want to let people answer, of course

A last word about a problem generously overlooked: The relative weakness of RP in the english speaking part of the community is to a considerable extent, though not only, a problem of timezones. It may be further a problem of lack of event managers on the other side of the Atlantic (though this is speculation from my side).

I remeber a thread on this forum saying that the event manager couldn't handle USA/australia timezone for events/assembly (so there's probably none in this timezone)