Out of Character. Usually used to qualify a message in a role-play environment.
Out-Of-Character: denotes some characters acting in a manner difficult to reconcile with the Gundam Wing anime itself
Out Of Character. a character from a fic's original continuity who is written with significant differences than their normal portrayal.
Messages written in one of Nepta's role-playing forums may begin with the letters 'OOC'. These messages are not part of the role-playing, and are player-to-player messages.
Abbreviation for "Out Of Character". Pertaining to out of game or non-game related actions.
Out of Character - this is where one or more of the characters is written with a different personality from canon. Back to Abbreviations
"Out Of Character"; Having to do with the actual players, the actual mechanics of the game, or the physical act of playing the game; being real, acting as oneself, and not the character; (adverb 'OOCly')
Short for "out of character," this means that the characers' personalities have been changed from those developed in canon. Sometimes, this is done intentionally for humorous or crossover purposes. Other times, it happens unintentionally due to a ficcer's poor writing skills.
Acronym: 'Out Of Character'. Used in same sense as IRL.
Acronym for out of cavern or out of character. The state of mind you are in whilst out of the game, when Uru is a game, and you realise that Uru is on your computer. cf. IC
Out Of Character. Used to signify when a player is not roleplaying, instead acting as normal.
"Out Of Character." Used to indicate that the following text is written by a player as information external to the story.
out of character; when a particular character does not behave like himself; I.E. Vegita (DBZ) goes around planting flowers for no apparent reason.
Out Of Character. This terms mean that the author has taken the character and made them act in a way that isn't normal for them. For example, everyone knows that Aoshi Shinomori doesn't express his emotions openly. So if a fanfic author were to take his character and make him sing, dance and juggle twinkies, would be waaaayyyy out of character for him.
stands for out of character. All knowledge, talk, emoticons, etc that are to be considered coming from the player, NOT the character.
Out-of character. When you're talking as yourself and not as your character.*See IC
a shout channel for making shouts that are out of character if you are role-playing.
out of character (of a SoulBond, a character in an animé, e.t.c.) In other words, acting in a way which isn't normal for them. Characters may act OOC for humorous purposes, or in order to express their feelings in a way that they normally wouldn't (in the Tenchi manga, after Ryoko has a heart-to-heart chat with Sasami, she says "That was really out of character"). The opposite is IC.
Out Of Character - sometimes used as a warning on fics if the characters are behaving a lot differently from how they are portrayed in canon
(abv.) Abbreviation for "out of character". Used to let others know that you are not role-playing (RPing) at the moment. Those who are permanently OOC do not role-play and usually share the same thoughts and attributes as their characters.
"Out of character" Term used to signal that it's "you", the person playing, who's talking, not the ingame character/avatar. Mostly used by roleplayers.
out of character. if e.g. Draco Malfoy is madly in love with Harry Potter, hates his father and thinks Voldemort is a jerk he definitely acts out of character.
( abbrev.) out of character. Player tries to say something which is not relevant to the gameplay. When you talk in the mud you should ALLWAYS try to do roleplay ! Ph: ( abbrev.) Playerhome. A playerhome is available in the townhall. A playerhome is a private home for your character. You can store equipement there and rent. Players which play often use mostly a ph. insted of renting in the inn.
Out of Character; generally only used on RP servers, to signify that what follows is breaking character.
Acronym meaning 'Out of Character' This prefix is used before messages that are intended for the player to say, not the character; it is, in short, you speaking, as yourself, not as your character.
Out Of Character, used in a role-playing instance where you stop role-playing temporarily.
Out of Character. This refers to knowledge and discussions that the writers have amongst themselves as writers, rather than from a character's point of view.
Acronym for Out of Character. A term often used to describe fan fiction which contradicts the world and beloved characters of Harry Potter as shown in canon. (See " Canon.")
'out of character' when you do things as yourself, not in the context of the role you are playing with your character -- also the command for going to the Out of Character Lounge (OOC), the Wild Boar Tavern
"Out of character." Usually used to qualify a message in a roleplay environment.
Out of Character. Normally seen in role-play chat rooms, when a person wants to say something
OOC is an acronym for "Out Of Character." A person who is OOC is generally acting or having in a matter that is contrary to the game world in which they are playing. For example, if a paladin in Dark Age of Camelot suddenly started talking about what they ate at McDonald's would be considered to be OOC. A player's tolerance of OOC behavior varies. Some people don't care if they or others are OOC while others may become annoyed with OOC behavior since it may disrupt their game-play immersion.
out-of-character - used to refer to OOC chat
Other: OC] Abbreviation for 'Out-of-Character.' Refers to role-playing; meaning that the member is not posting as their character, but as themselves. This usually requires parentheses or brackets. Often used in side conversations in the middle of a topic, or just as a side note.
