I want /rpp

[Trenton]

/rpp

Connection closed.

[Iceshadow]

it made less sense to have a /rpp every hour because you got checked constantly

getting it removed with a longer check timer is a double negative

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[Jash]

I tried to type /rpp at least 20 times day one of the timeskip, even knowing that it wouldn't do anything for me, I still typed it habitually. I didn't agree with it's removal, though now that it's gone and I've seen the other side well... I simply don't need it back.

Typing /rpp and seeing that I've qualified for a check made me lose interest in rping, after qualifying I'd go afk most of the time, now that I don't know whether or not I have I rp more. I guess it won't affect everyone the same way, but I've become a supporter of it's removal over the past few days.

[Lammy]

/RPP made me feel like I was doing crack than playing an enjoyable writing game.

[Gold]

Add a message that says you’re not qualified whether you are or not, purely aesthetic.

[Avee]

No.

This is my answer to every alternative, and the command itself.

May it burn in hell.

I have my own newly found reasons.

[Trist]

you can always just /logs to find your last check and add three hours if you really care that much

[MrTalkToMeNice]

Make it so when every hour past, they announce it "There is 2 hours left and you haven't qualified for a RPP check yet"

[Vriska]

some pretty good posts in this thread. epic.

[Method T]

Add Okay Modifiers back into the game.

When someone types /rpp, have it announce "You're doing okay!" then give them an Okay Mod for their next check.

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Seriously though, removing /rpp was a good decision, and while I do hope it gets swapped from a 3 hour timer to a 3 hour CD as stated earlier for checks.

I've only been back for a few days, and RP has felt a lot better when I don't have to go /rpp during any slow pause to see if I hit my check- only to somehow force in a shitty rp or two to make some obligatory metric to progress.

Now I just relax, and if I get the check, I get it. If not, I don't. It's not a race, it's a story.