Q&A for How to Roleplay on Roblox

You can use your real first name, but you definitely shouldn't use your full name, you don't want people online knowing who you really are.

Yes, it is, you aren't actually in a relationship and only roleplaying for fun.

Try inviting your friends into the game, or making up a game and, when you're confident enough, try getting involved with other people.

Try including others by mentioning their names. If that doesn't work, go up to people and ask if they want to play.

Roleplaying is about creativity; there is no "right" way to roleplay as someone. You should just go with it and see where it takes you. It tends to be more fun that way too.

No. On most roleplay games, you can just jump right in and people will roleplay with you.

Just ignore them and continue on with your role play! It shouldn't have any affect on you unless you let it.

ROBLOX's filtering system might think it's inappropriate and censor it by replacing the word with hashtags.

They want to see how good you can RP. Don't worry, they banned that now, so you can RP freely and not get ignored anymore.

You can create your own character to RP as if you're stuck for ideas. Have a look at sleetimania.wikia.com for some inspiration.

You can't, unless the game you are on supports a roleplay name feature that not only changes your display name, but also masks your real username.

No, it is not, as long as you keep the love triangle within the RP and not outside of it. If you aren't actually having any romantic relationships with them, it shouldn't be considered ODing, although people like to say it is.

This depends on the game. A decent roleplay game should have a staff team, and if a roleplay gets dangerously out of hand, the staff may force the group to separate until they calm down. In some roleplays, however, you must sort out any disagreements yourself.

You might be able to edit it a little. However, it's best to stay with the character and see it through until the end. Then, just be more selective with your character next time.

Know-it-alls can be a pain. Just ignore them. Unless you're breaking any rules, there's no right or wrong way to roleplay. That's the great thing about roleplaying.

No, you don't have to take damage.

If you feel left out, consider starting a new Roleplay with a fresh idea. It can be just as fun and might attract others to join.

It depends on the Roblox game you're playing; if you see others doing that, then it's fine. In most games, it is fine to do that.

Invite your friends onto the server. If you have Robux, the in-game currency, make a private server and invite all of your friends.

Maybe ask some of your friends to join you to roleplay. Or ask somebody if they would like to roleplay with you.

Either ask them why they are avoiding you, or just leave them. It's also possible that you didn't ask to be in their roleplay.

You can practice roleplaying with your friends or by yourself until you feel confident enough to ask someone to roleplay with you. And remember that it's not that big of a deal. The worst thing that could happen is they say no.

There are plenty of public roleplaying games and groups. You just have to search for games that say 'Roleplay' or 'RP', or groups dedicated to it.

This is usually against the rules. The action to take depends on the game, however. Some games have staff that can warn or ban these people. In some games you have to just deal with it.

Numbers tag because Roblox thinks that you might be giving out your phone number. It's for safety reasons. In some games you can cheat this by putting "Grade" in front of it; e.g. "Grade20 years have passed."

Yes, that would be considered godmodding. Having good reflexes is a really good character strength, you can dodge sometimes and write that it's because of your character's good reflexes, and sometimes let your roleplay partner take a few hits as well, to keep things balanced.

Tell the other people you're roleplaying with that you're unable to keep going for whatever reason. A good partner will understand, and you can either put the roleplay on pause or come back to it later, find a way to end it for your characters, or just stop writing altogether.

Yes, you can have a character that is mean in a roleplay! Just make sure the other people in the roleplay are aware that it's your character that is being rude, not you. Similarly, if someone else in your group has a mean character, you can dislike the character, but try not to dislike the person who the character belongs to.

Some things you could try to do to add more detail to your writing is to describe the setting that your characters are in, and how it's changing as your characters play out the story. You can use the setting and how the characters interact with it to lead into some details about the characters themselves, or the world. You can also try and add some internal monologue with your character, saying what they are feeling during certain situations. Make sure that you're never just taking what someone else in the roleplay said and writing it in your own words -- always try and give everyone else in the roleplay something to go off of in your replies.

It sounds like in this situation, the person you're roleplaying against is godmodding, which means that they're making their character extremely powerful. It isn't fair to you -- good partners will make sure the roleplay is balanced and that everyone and their characters are being treated equally.