Y'know what? I'll allow Lock-On, and I'll work on my app as soon as I can get to the end of this dungeon. My character is going to be related to the boss of that area.

Home. Happy Canadian Easter to all, and may your socks fill with chocolate Jesus eggs.

I'ma look at the IC page now and see what's up. How are you guys :)?

EDIT: I think I'll be posting later tonight. Dinner is ready and I don't know what's happening after that.

Home. Happy Canadian Easter to all, and may your socks fill with chocolate Jesus eggs.

I'ma look at the IC page now and see what's up. How are you guys :)?

Pretty good. Got plenty of candy and survival horror to keep me awake at night. How was your trip?

@lavulman

It was nice :). Very relaxed and my younger brothers had a really good time hunting for Easter eggs with their friends. Me and the older 'kids' had fun mucking about and playing cards or what have you. We also did a sort of camping pot luck with the other families we went out there with so there was good food which is always a plus :P.

Almost caught a glimpse of the eclipse too. It was pretty cloudy though so most of it was just getting to see the moon look really big :/.

So... who needs to post, then? I think just about everyone, right?

So I was comparing the PMD: Explorers map to the descriptions of the different areas in the hopes of visualizing their location better...



And I remembered something. All those other throwaway dungeons notwithstanding, Treasure town is on a cliff overlooking a bay (sea? cove? Idunno) directly to it's north. Sunswept plains is described as being just to the north of Treasure Town. So is it across that bay somewhere? Or does the geography differ from the actual PMD: Explorers universe depicted in the games?

The geography of the RP differs, greatly to the continent found in the game.

The geography of the RP differs, greatly to the continent found in the game.

Thanks, that one was really starting to bite at me.

It differs mainly 'cause I always forget the entire map whenever I plan stuff out... plus, that map wouldn't allow some of the dungeons I've planned/made.

I tried to make a map

But I died.

Do remember though that this RP takes place after humanity. I tried to base the location off on a detached Florida, but that didn't work too well.

Okay, I had to read through the IC 5 times...but I think I've got the layout of the world now;

I tried to make a map

But I died.

Do remember though that this RP takes place after humanity. I tried to base the location off on a detached Florida, but that didn't work too well.

Now I'm imagining all the characters with bad southern accents. And recall elections.

Well, long story short, we moved the place to California.

Well, long story short, we moved the place to California.

Ah, a truly classic setting for a Post Nuclear Role Playing Game.

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Ah, a truly classic setting for a Post Nuclear Role Playing Game.

Fallout Pokemon crossover confirmed.

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Fallout Pokemon crossover confirmed.

Well damn. I've never played any Fallout, but man do I want that game.

Gonna make my first post with Chip.

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Fallout Pokemon crossover confirmed.

Well, we already have that Shadow Pokemon serum thing to take the place of the FEV. The way the guilds are laid out (with the small entrance leading down into a larger underground complex) is really reminiscent of the original Brotherhood of Steel bunker, though the guilds are obviously a lot less... strict than their Fallout counterpart... They're kind of similar already, now that I think about it.

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Well damn. I've never played any Fallout, but man do I want that game.

It's pretty good. Well, the first one, anyways. I got into the series about a year ago when I played Fallout 3, but eventually came to the conclusion that it was the weakest game in the main series. If you don't mind playing older turn-based games (or maybe even if you aren't. I've never been to keen on turn-based combat, but Fallout handles it cleverly enough to make it entertaining for me. Plus you can be the more clever sort of hero who talks their way to victory and can bypass most of the combat anyways) you'll have a lot of fun with Fallout and it's sequel. Probably New Vegas, too.

Hm... how to fallout crossover if you've never played it?

Hm... how to fallout crossover if you've never played it?

Idunno. It's a pretty cool coincidence, though.