Subject: I have answers
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Posted on: 2018-08-18 18:05:00 UTC
1) I think it’s a catchy name.
2) I give players statistics on the Sues, they reply and state their attacks, such as “X attacks Sues” and then I reply with how the attack goes.
Hello! It is me, Jellyity. I introduced myself about a month ago. (Maybe longer?) I am not sure how to word this, but, I have an RP idea. It is called Sue Simulator. The goal of the game is, there is a machine producing Sues. Players will have to fight through hordes of Sues in order to make their way to the machine, so they can shut it off. Is this a good RP idea?
I would like some feedback. Thank you!
To me, and many others, a good roleplay opportunity is one that provides an environment for interesting character interactions.
All this seems to do, really, is provide an endless stream of combat encounters. Which I find fundamentally uninteresting.
is a game where we play minor canon characters, fighting Suefluence. (Fics like Suedom, and the concept of the Badfic Games, appeal to me. I suppose this would be a tonal mix of the two.)
Can we last long enough through the fic for the PPC Agents to show up and slay the Sue? Do we have enough resistance to Suefluence to help our main character friends fight off the Sue, or do we just lay low and be glad it's not happening to us? Or is our fate to just Be Happy with whatever this Wonderful New Character! desires for us~?
No need for stats, just roleplay. ;)
Fascinating.
While I don't have an account there, I may make one just for this.
(Either to start it or just participate, if there's enough interest.)
Don't Rest Your Head could probably be modified into that. It was already modified into Don't Zap To The Extreme, and that's a similar concept with similar inspiration.
1) Why is it called Sue Simulator?
2) How does fighting through hordes of Sues work in a text-based RP?
1) I think it’s a catchy name.
2) I give players statistics on the Sues, they reply and state their attacks, such as “X attacks Sues” and then I reply with how the attack goes.