Role-Play Grid:Guidelines/Godmodding

Godmodding is the act of a user having completely unstoppable feats and material and is freely able to abuse it at any time and anywhere.

Godmodding is not limited to just absolute power. One feat that is extremely unfair and skeptical can easily classify as godmodding.

Because of this, godmodding is very important to be aware of and avoid, especially for new roleplayers.

What classifies as godmodding
Below is a list of what exactly classifies as godmodding.
 * user's character attacks with unreasonably high damage that require little to no effort to execute multiple times, or they require no charge to release without any consequence whatsoever (5-limitless role-play posts of the character dealing unreasonably high damage that could defeat the other character is an example)
 * if blocked or avoided multiple times, the attack still makes its way or the damage when blocked is still unreasonably high (9-limitless role-play posts of the character doing this is an example)
 * completely unblockable or unavoidable moves that require little to no effort to execute and may or may not have unreasonably high damage (10-limitless role-play posts of the user dealing unblockable or unavoidable moves is an example)
 * user's character blocks or avoids most, almost, or all attacks from the attacker excessively no matter how large or strong the attack is (9-limitless role-play posts of the character avoiding or blocking any move is an example)
 * if the user's character is attacked from any move multiple times, the damage is unreasonably low and barely effects them or does not effect them at all (10-limitless role-play posts of the character doing this is an example)
 * user takes control of another user's character without permission
 * user's character is practically omnipotent and unbeatable, no matter what faces them

What is exempt from godmodding

 * Superman-level characters and beyond: Superman has no control over how strong he is supposed to be, and can generally destroy universes at will because he is Superman. However, these characters shall not abuse their powers or use a good portion of them against another character who is much weaker in comparison. Characters who have singular or multiple feats that are comparable to this power also qualify.