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IC and OOC: Difference between revisions
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* Character A's shop has been robbed of everything, causing him to suffer a major financial blow, but he has no idea who might have done this. | |||
* The Player of Character A finds a log on the forums, describing the successful robbery and how Character B pulled it off. | |||
Seeing as this knowledge is OOC, only known to the Player, his character can't run to the authorities and accuse Character B of the robbery. There is no IC evidenc. However, if a thorough investigation is done, ICly, and evidence is found that incriminates Character B, actions can be taken. | Seeing as this knowledge is OOC, only known to the Player, his character can't run to the authorities and accuse Character B of the robbery. There is no IC evidenc. However, if a thorough investigation is done, ICly, and evidence is found that incriminates Character B, actions can be taken. | ||