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Advantages: Impervious to missiles, but isn't invincible when it comes to this either (Robot Physiology, built to be very durably >.<), Able to use almost any weapon in her "memory", extreme amount of bravery and compassion, often rather cheerfull (rather high morale), Exceptional, and rather nimble fighter, and Tactician, to some degree.
Disadvantages: Cannot sustain being underwater for very long without technological assistance (Typically VIA her Air Tank) long term submergence leads to permanent death, though, if the water is pumped out of her systems in time, the damage can be minimized (though often not without some water damage, usually dealt to her memory banks), sometimes too selfless for her own good (will defend her friends... Often times to the death), can be (innocently) naiive at times, in various cases, biting off more than she can chew, or not quite understanding the situation as a result.
If I understand this character right, they just possess physical skills? I imagine that just makes them a skilled dagger user outside of the video game concept, so this is acceptable.Name:
Cyberconnect2
Gender:
Female
Age:
Umm... assume 16?
Advantages:
All rounder.
Disadvantages:
Rage can make her reckless.
Oh! I could easily change the impervious to missiles thing x.x that's an ingame mechanic that, well... Doesn't completely abide to logic xD in general, I could just say that she has somehow lost all her upgrades, allowing her to become more "human" in nature :P I guess while she still may be more resilient than the average human, she also shares many weaknesses with humans...I'm honestly unsure if I should count this as a mundane character... I mean, being impervious missiles and having robot physiology puts her at a distinct edge above others. Aside from their possible training and experience, the characters should be generally a regular skin-and-bones human, so I'm inclined not to accept this character.
Hmm, yeah, that sounds fair. They're supposed to come in with none of their equipment so it makes sense she wouldn't have the upgrades.Oh! I could easily change the impervious to missiles thing x.x that's an ingame mechanic that, well... Doesn't completely abide to logic xD in general, I could just say that she has somehow lost all her upgrades, allowing her to become more "human" in nature :P I guess while she still may be more resilient than the average human, she also shares many weaknesses, like a human >.<
I guess she may have to be a tad more physically resilient, to make up for her uh... Massive vulnerablility when submerged for long periods of time (I think it was roughly a minute and 40 seconds) before she locks up from the water damage >.< (and, it basically kills her in the following minutes she spends submerged)Hmm, yeah, that sounds fair. They're supposed to come in with none of their equipment so it makes sense she wouldn't have the upgrades.
Oh, what i mean by all-rounder is like a jack-of-all trades thing. Average across pretty much any skill i think of. But yea, pretty muchIf I understand this character right, they just possess physical skills? I imagine that just makes them a skilled dagger user outside of the video game concept, so this is acceptable.
However, I'm gonna need a bit more from the advantages and disadvantages.
Small question; I want to possibly join. I also want to play a evolved Animal from the movie Zooptopia, since he doesn't have magic or anything like it; would his claws and speed and the few other species related things be considered abilities? I doubt they would; I just want to make sure.
You've woken up in an unfamiliar place. Your head feels groggy and your body feels tense. You reach out with your hands to get a better grasp of where you lay and come upon dirt and grass, which immediately register inside your head as weird. Confused, your eyes slowly open and you try to sit up. Your breath catches in your throat once you realize where you apparently fell asleep last night: a forest. Absentmindedly, you touch at yourself, making sure all your limbs were intact.
You feel fine, now that the grogginess has subsided, but you know something was wrong.
Turning to your left, you see a small pamphlet beside you. Hesitating for only a moment, you grab it and begin reading its contents...
... And nothing was ever the same again.
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In this game, players will play fandom characters that have been kidnapped from their home worlds and placed on a deserted island. There, they will be forced to participate in a death game, where only the last person standing has any hope of returning home.
The exact mechanics and style of the game is heavily influenced by Battle Royale.
The Island
The image used for the island is of an actual Japanese Island and some of the locations are based around stuff that is on the island. However, the island in real life is only about a square kilometer and that's a bit stuffy for this kind of thing so it's been expanded to four square kilometers and some locations on the island are, obviously, fictional.
North Side
Port
Once used to ferry tourists to the island, the port now sits alone and abandoned. A few small buildings sit nearby that hold records of when the island was in use, but all fishing gear has been removed from the site.
Coral Reef Beach
Located West of the Port is the coral reef beach, once popular for its lack of sand. In the shallow waters, one can observe fish and shellfish. Overseeing the beach are tall formations of red rock.
Helicopter Crash Site
The site of a mysterious crashed helicopter. Located in an open field, one taking shelter within the debris will likely see anyone incoming far ahead of time.
Lighthouse
Located on the the North-Eastern edge of the island, the lighthouse has stood the test of time. While it hasn't been operational in years, it remains as reliable place to establish a fortification.
Gazebo and Garden
A lone gazebo sitting on an elevated hill and surrounded by a long unused garden, its location just South of the port. While it was once used for relaxation, chances are there won't be time to use it for its intended purpose.
Warehouse
Located between the Gazebo and Lighthouse stands a large and drab warehouse. It once contained important equipment for the island, but has been stripped clean since. Desks, chairs, and old furniture can be found within.
Caves
A line of caves naturally built into the North side of the island's center. Although dark and cavernous, they should likely be free of dangerous animals.
South Side
School Building
Within the village stand this one-room establishment where desks and various school supplies can be found within.
Open-Air Baths
Located at the edge of the village is a seaside unisex outdoor bath where one would wash away their troubles while listening to the sound of the surf. Three reservoirs sit empty, encased in concrete.
Village Square
Surrounding the village square is a small number of houses, most only about one room each. At the center sits a well. No well pump remains, so extracting whatever water sits in the deep well is impossible.
Ranch
What was once considered a symbol of the island sits a sprawling cattle ranch, nestled between the rock formations on the South edge of the island's center. It is a deathly quiet place.
Cliffs
The cliffs at the island's South edge are treacherous, but offer a grand view of the ocean. The area here is elevated, giving anyone on the edges a view of both the Ranch, the Woods, and anyone attempting to climb up the cliffs.
Woods
While wooded areas generally exist across the island, the woods that extend from the southern cliffs to the village are the most vast and plentiful. A river can be found running through this area.
Each character will receive a random weapon to start off with. Don't worry about getting a poor weapon, as they will not impact death order. Every two weeks (this time can be negotiable), we will be trying to hit a death quota. Players chosen to die go in this order:
1) Players who go inactive without notice will always be selected to die first.
2) Players may submit kill ideas or even volunteer to die if they wish. If we receive kill ideas where the victim has not volunteered to die, the kill will be judged if it's possible, keeping in mind the locations of the two characters, what they have on them, and their current state. The kill will also be judged if it's IC, as in, your character has an established reason to kill. A character who has been a staunch pacifist will likely not be accepted as a killer if no change in attitude is present IC.
If multiple kill ideas that can work are submitted but conflict or go over the quota, then they will be chosen randomly.
3) If no one is inactive and no one is submitting kills, deaths will be chosen randomly and will be presented in the OOC. Players can then plot out these character's deaths, as in how they will die and whether or not another character will kill them.
There will be events interspersed throughout the game for immunity and gaining new weapons. Keep in mind that there is no afterlife, meaning that death is permanent. Once you're out, you're out.
Players may come up with escape plan ideas, though they will be heavily scrutinized and are likely not to succeed. Doesn't mean you shouldn't try, as playing out a failed plan can be just as compelling. We'll tell you if an escape plan will result in your character's probable death so that you may back out of playing it out if you wish.
Due to the fact that the participants are supposed to be spread out across the island, players must put their character's location at the top of their post, so players in that area can sift through posts to see who is nearby. Tagging is heavily encouraged.
1.) Absolutely zero knowledge is required of Battle Royale or any other fandoms represented to participate.
2.) Your character must not have powers and abilities. Only mundane characters may be submitted, If a character has no powers but otherwise gets their power from a weapon or outside power source, then they may be used without those items.
3.) No godmodding, no matter the situation! We really hope you know what that term means. If you're not sure what this means, check out this blog post. We may have to move players a bit for certain points in the RP, but we promise it will be kept to a bare minimum.
4.) Absolutely no OOC talk in the IC, even in little blurbs at the bottom of your posts. All of that will have to be contained in the OOC.
5.) Even if we're playing fandom characters who may happen to come from highly unrealistic fandoms, we're looking for realism in this RP. Your character is going to have to adhere to real life physics. Furthermore, while it is certainly possible your character could walk to one end of the island from the other without running into anyone, try to keep major physical movements to a minimum unless the plot absolutely demands it.
6.) Don't worry about your posts being huge or advanced. Any level of RPer is welcome and all are equally likely to make it to the end.
7.) Have fun! This game is largely an experiment and if it goes well, we'll probably try for another game under more streamlined rules.
Appearance:
Name:
Gender:
Age:
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
[Try to be realistic and fair when it comes to advantages and disadvantages. These can apply to your character's physical ability, possible training, mental stability, personality quirks, or any miscellaneous traits.]
What we're avoiding is basically... magic, or a physiology that gives major inherent benefits over other characters. I assume they'd just be a humanoid animal with basically the same skill sets of regular humans, so that should be fine. What do you mean by evolved, though?Small question; I want to possibly join. I also want to play a evolved Animal from the movie Zooptopia, since he doesn't have magic or anything like it; would his claws and speed and the few other species related things be considered abilities? I doubt they would; I just want to make sure.
his a fox that can walk on two legs; and can talk and has thumbs.What we're avoiding is basically... magic, or a physiology that gives major inherent benefits over other characters. I assume they'd just be a humanoid animal with basically the same skill sets of regular humans, so that should be fine. What do you mean by evolved, though?
Oh, I see, that should be fine.his a fox that can walk on two legs; and can talk and has thumbs.