Goonhub
09-21-2017, 10:11 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-23-2017, 10:28 AM by Technature. Edited 1 time in total.)
So I guess I got into Dangling Grandpa
So I guess I got into Dingle Rumpus
So I guess I got into Danger Roomba
Dan. Gan. Ron. Pa.
So I guess I got into Dog Gone Ron Paul FUCK IT!
So I got into that visual Novel series with the psychopathic black and white teddy bear and today I thought of a forum game ripping off the basic premise kinda based on it.
This was around hour three of work though so I had a lot of time to think up of flaws with potentially running it.
So basically, so many people (like roughly 15, maybe more) are prevented from leaving the station because one of them took over the entirety of it. The only way anyone can leave is by successfully killing and getting away with it (probably multiple times, would be frustrating if it ended in one round). After a murder happens, everyone alive asks questions about the crime scene to gather info. After a set time, everyone then debates over who did it. After that's done, everyone votes for who they think did it, and whoever gets the most votes dies (though naturally not before it's revealed if they did it or not). Finally, a small hint would be given as to who the mastermind could be. If the players can figure out who's behind it before anyone escapes, then they win.
So problems I thought of while I was busy aren't too much, but they can be deal breakers for some people.
1. Probably the most noticeable would be...*sigh*...character creation. It would have to be pretty in depth so I could (at least) try to come up with a potentially solvable scenario.
2. It's a logic based game. Not everyone's thing.
3. It's a pretty secretive and random thing. It would take a bit of work between killer and victim privately to make something at least semi-believable. This means not revealing the answer to the current case out of spite.
4. Roleplay may or may not be involved somehow? I don't know how exactly and I don't really want to force something if no one wants it anyways so it may not even really be an issue.
I guess the biggest thing is I want to know if anyone would be interested in it? It would suck if I started it and only five people got into it ya know?
So I guess I got into Dingle Rumpus
So I guess I got into Danger Roomba
Dan. Gan. Ron. Pa.
So I guess I got into Dog Gone Ron Paul FUCK IT!
So I got into that visual Novel series with the psychopathic black and white teddy bear and today I thought of a forum game ripping off the basic premise kinda based on it.
This was around hour three of work though so I had a lot of time to think up of flaws with potentially running it.
So basically, so many people (like roughly 15, maybe more) are prevented from leaving the station because one of them took over the entirety of it. The only way anyone can leave is by successfully killing and getting away with it (probably multiple times, would be frustrating if it ended in one round). After a murder happens, everyone alive asks questions about the crime scene to gather info. After a set time, everyone then debates over who did it. After that's done, everyone votes for who they think did it, and whoever gets the most votes dies (though naturally not before it's revealed if they did it or not). Finally, a small hint would be given as to who the mastermind could be. If the players can figure out who's behind it before anyone escapes, then they win.
So problems I thought of while I was busy aren't too much, but they can be deal breakers for some people.
1. Probably the most noticeable would be...*sigh*...character creation. It would have to be pretty in depth so I could (at least) try to come up with a potentially solvable scenario.
2. It's a logic based game. Not everyone's thing.
3. It's a pretty secretive and random thing. It would take a bit of work between killer and victim privately to make something at least semi-believable. This means not revealing the answer to the current case out of spite.
4. Roleplay may or may not be involved somehow? I don't know how exactly and I don't really want to force something if no one wants it anyways so it may not even really be an issue.
I guess the biggest thing is I want to know if anyone would be interested in it? It would suck if I started it and only five people got into it ya know?