Hello! I am Enricho! I suffer from a condition called "Noobism" - it's where I end up talking like some sort of time traveler. It's the 1930's after all! The greatest time to be a bootlegger mafioso. We all need to feed our families and as long as we can avoid the cops, money rains freely to our hands! That is, of course, with the right leadership.

As a street kid growing up, it's important to remember one very important aspect of being a mafioso: do you want to be serious about your endeavors?

Finding the right leader is extremely important for that question you should pose yourself. Every leader prefers a certain pizzaz and they tell you so within their recruitment boards. It is extremely important to find a leader that matches you-- some of us suffer from noobism a little harder than others and others prefer their noobism. That is a-okay!

I have the pleasure of having been with two families, may TruceFather rest in peace. With that came an easier time getting acclimated to my environment and understanding this fine country we all reside in. My family under DetroitSimon has shown me that noobism is curable! You just need to pay attention to how things are said to get back on track. For me, noobism has been brought on by the traumas I've procured from the bloody war against Dean_Winchester. I do hope one day I can find peace!

Have a fine day, gentlemen!
Enricho

*Out of character context*
I play an eccentric, over-the-top asshole. I chose this as my character because I am brand new to roleplaying as of a couple weeks before this post and it's a personality I am good at representing. (Hint hint) I am actually a reclusive person who likes playing games with my brother (though I am excitable) and this community has brought me out of my shell.
Finding the right people to help you bring yourself forward is important, but you have to understand subtle nods from serious roleplayers when you break character, because they WILL NOT BREAK.

It's easy to get disheartened when you feel as though someone you want to like your person, doesn't. This can make it easy to break character and go off on what you're personally feeling. Remember: you are your character if that's the type of player you want to be.

As a side note, be okay with dying-- I death diced my first character partly on purpose. It's important to be invested in your character, but if you plan on changing the personality you're using, don't get too attached. You will die eventually.

We'll see you on the other side
--WolfxFriend

As a role player that's been around a little while, I have to say how refreshing it is to see a "noob" making such astute observations! Let me just say, "noobism" doesn't mean jack when you've got enthusiasm and insight like this. I look forward to seeing what you do with it!

NOTE: If you are new and need advice or guideance, you can pm me. I'll most likely respond in character first. Especially if i can answer it in that way.

Keep in mind, I am for my crew!