Subject: Bonus points for someone bringing the popcorn.
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Posted on: 2013-05-17 19:04:00 UTC
And/or MST references.
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Question: by
on 2013-05-17 07:22:00 UTC
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If a Sue puts her fic into script format, would it be fitting to put the ensuing mission into script format as well?
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I think everyone's answered it, but... by
on 2013-05-18 00:52:00 UTC
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...that is an outcome, yes. I've seen some PPC missions where they change the format so they look at the action to avoid being temporally disfigured. Still, I think it's actually more fun if the PPCer goes with the script format for the mission--particularly if the author can't make up his/her mind.
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Hmm. by
on 2013-05-17 23:40:00 UTC
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While it's probably up to the mission writer, I would love to see some script-formatted missions. T'would surely make for some interesting jokes!
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Scriptfic by
on 2013-05-17 20:49:00 UTC
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There is actually a page on the Wiki talking about scriptfic. And here are two missions where the agents' missions end up (at least partly) in script format due to the badfic's formatting.
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All right. by
on 2013-05-17 21:58:00 UTC
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I was just concerned because script format is usually present tense, and wondered if it might conflict with the past tense that most missions are written in. If there's precedent, then I guess I can go for it!
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Yep! by
on 2013-05-17 18:21:00 UTC
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I'd say... do it! Gives lots of opportunity for agent irritation/jokes, and sounds like it would be fun to write.
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Bonus points for someone bringing the popcorn. by
on 2013-05-17 19:04:00 UTC
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And/or MST references.
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I think I've seen it done like that before. by
on 2013-05-17 11:54:00 UTC
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So yeah, what's stopping you? Go for it.
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Answer: by
on 2013-05-17 09:55:00 UTC
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Jay once did a mission where the author had written the fic in present tense, and so Jay was stuck in present tense as well.
In other words: sure, what's stopping you?