Shouldn't this be something for Off Topic?

Er..... you mean like how you can always respond no matter what by virtue of being a PC?

True, but it's still an OOC game relating to them. General Discussion is more for the stuff relating to the game and otherwise, I was aware. An OOC game using OOC stuff like this would generally fall under Off Topic. Unless I'm totally misunderstanding the point of this.

Like how a character behaves after getting 'hurt' or 'killed' and or 'injured' how the character is shown to behave during events or other wise in role play.

mathus's plot armor extends like 15 feet in all directions and nullifies the chief component of the setting

In what ways? ;3

I'll do Sana next because she's the only one I have good knowledge about.

Her Plot Armour makes Her immune to time out. Nothing can keep her for long~

but she's perma'd she literally can't have plot armor

Mathus, not Matthew, passionate

I'm lost.

Example- Tempo probably has the highest open lock on the server- 'Plot Armour' for them would be trying to keep them out or lock them up- it's most likely useless.

'plot Armour'

Well, it's kind of hard to criticize other players' plot armor without knowing the ins and outs of their characters. Even then, I'd feel more comfortable "criticizing" my own plot armor and simply discussing that of others; how our characters "come back" from situations is something we all have to deal with in certain ways, if we want to keep playing them. While we can critique how different methods might be more or less likely in the game-world, I think personals critique could be just as helpful.

So PS, your character can basically get out of any locked door situation is what you're saying, right? While that certainly makes for an interesting facet in a character (MacGyver's are always neat), do you think you might be missing out from anything having the character be so adapted to those situations? What sort of locks might they not be able to open, if any? Is the choice to have them get out of most of those sorts of snare character based or is captivity RP something you prefer to avoid as a player?

The whole "do the player above you" thing seems like it gets in the way of having a real discussion about it. That's why I think people were thinking it belonged in OT.

Dredging this back up because I realized I give PCs plot armor in my events on Caraigh a lot. In a setting like that where people die every day, I do have it on "Serious Mode" for if you screw up badly against my advice ("do you really want to do that?) but some of you have messed up only a little bit and we're overrun, but are thereafter rescued by an NPC so you can live and continue on with your plot armor only lightly scuffed and experience on how to prevent it otherwise.

Others of you who are veterans of my events get really shiny plot armor if you don't fall to mobs or traps, and get an Indiana Jones, James Bond, Space Marine kind of moment of being stalwart, clever, sly, and potentially unstoppable by making it out, even of by the skin of your teeth.

Plot armor is fun. It makes people feel like main characters all the time, as well as integral, heroic and enjoyed by the author (or DM.)

Dredging this back up because I realized I give PCs plot armor in my events on Caraigh a lot. In a setting like that where people die every day, I do have it on "Serious Mode" for if you screw up badly against my advice ("do you really want to do that?) but some of you have messed up only a little bit and we're overrun, but are thereafter rescued by an NPC so you can live and continue on with your plot armor only lightly scuffed and experience on how to prevent it otherwise.

Others of you who are veterans of my events get really shiny plot armor if you don't fall to mobs or traps, and get an Indiana Jones, James Bond, Space Marine kind of moment of being stalwart, clever, sly, and potentially unstoppable by making it out, even of by the skin of your teeth.

Plot armor is fun. It makes people feel like main characters all the time, as well as integral, heroic and enjoyed by the author (or DM.)

I wonder..