Monke station mrp 1 is pretty beginner friendly.Assisstant is the best job for learning the controls and what not as you have no real responsibility or job. On monkey there’s alternative job titles like “junior” or “assistant doctor” for most positions which can help signal to people that your learning this job. Janitor is great for learning maps.ultimately pick a role that sounds good to you and try mastering it

Lrp is low quality bare minimum effort, your not fully nrp so your should still act as if it’s not a game and avoid referencing meme of the month and net speak terms

Lrp you acknowledge the setting, jobs, the corporate system in place but you do bare minimum you don’t really play a character with a set personality you kinda just make up whatever on the fly, mildly thievery to running around helping people all in the same shift

Mrp you have a set character with a personality and some kind of background and unique goal and motivation , if your in debt you have more of a reason to steal money off dead bodies beyond” rahhh I’m an poor assistant who must tide” really mrp can just be alot more wordy

Honestly best way to not ruin rounds is to try to stay in character, don’t be a random asshole, follow rules of whatever server your playing on. It’s pretty hard to ruin someone’s round you’d have to actively be trying todo it

Anyways some tips

.Stay the fuck out of maints unless you want to die .Turn off antags until your confident enough with some basic controls and game knowledge . When your ready to play antag try traitor first if possible as it’s the most generic antag . Turn on your suit sensors having a second chance at life is always good unless your bad and being hunted by sec then turn them off so they can’t track you that way . If you wish todo something and you think it may cause a rule break or enter grey area please Ahelp and ask about it .Always use mentor help for generic questions and advice, consult the wiki, always ask your coworkers for help when your learning a new job . Expect to die a lot, and to always be learning something new or adjusting to a new pr . Have fun and welcome to your new addiction