"I dont RP for RPP"

[Avgar]

I strongly agree with Ghost. Just because you and your 'main bae' have the resources and desire to create these amazing RPs, doesn't mean me, the average Joe, is going to get plenty of customers coming into my hairdressers. You can sit there for half an hour and get only 1 or no customers at all. And this is why AgrRP is more popular than ever.

I thoroughly enjoy passiveRP when I'm actually passiveRPing; using /its and /mes and using props creatively. However, AFKing in a city shop and spending $4500 on adverts for no reason is not passiveRP.

Making a roleplay that is common will obviously not get you many customers. All that's separating you from making a fun roleplay is your own creativity and time to set it up. Not getting customers is not a flaw with the people that are not coming, it's a flaw with the roleplay one sets up. I would still call these roleplays 'passiveRP', but just not very fun.

I'm most likely not going to visit a hair dresser for the tenth time unless there's some fun gimmick to it, perhaps a funny character cutting the hair or a certain element that's unique like the location or executed commands. Likewise, I wouldn't normally visit a restaurant roleplay anymore, unless there's something different to it (like only letting in people with suits, that was fun).

Seems to me that perhaps using RPPs as pretty much the only incentive to roleplay other than wanting to do it needs a rework.