Inspired from the anime School Live, I'm wondering about something like a school RP x zombies/post apoc. However the entire zombies part would be pretty low key where it would be customary for students to carry weapons around during class and take shifts watching the walls/barriers, the older students taking "field trips" to scavenge and kill zombies while the entire zombies thing is just seen as another part of life that they have to deal with along side more pressing matters like grades and if they should ask so and so out.

Not afraid, just not sure how to do it:

A fantasy world where all of the magic is cast using verbal commands. Pretty plain and simple. The source of magic? Ancient nano-technology built into the planet (which is itself artificial) that uses verbal commands. Think an entire world that functions like the Enterprise. The world would be littered with 'ruins' of that same ancient civilization-technology still intact. Doors would open, lights turn on. Hell, you could have armies of nanobots roaming the atmosphere looking for someone to heal with the proper commands. Satellites in orbit could rain down fireballs and death at but a word. A global neural-net of information could be accessed and data transferred, recorded etc. It would really depend on the way the characters and world were written around it. The descriptions from those ignorant characters points of view etc.

Also had an experimental one that's like a JRPG but revolves around music.

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This one I wanna hear about. Care to say more?

I'm a history nut, so I have this huge historical fiction piece all planned out in my head. A core of five or so adventurers who visit actual historic moments - Titanic, Pompeii, you name it. They're trying to track down a professor, the inventor of the machine. He's convinced he can improve the world by changing history, but he only makes things worse. Our adventurers are working for a mysterious third party, who won't say how they got the machine - they just give orders. And at one point, the US government gets involved. I actually wrote a bit of it for my NaNoWriMo novel a few years back.

But it never really works as a roleplay. My dream is to have a solid, active team who visits these events, and other writers who sporadically write people from that time period to make the interactions with the locals more realistic. But finding that dream team has proven impossible.

[5:47:54 AM] *** Alice kind of wants to run an RP where the characters only know what's going on now, with several time skips in BOTH directions revealing what started the chain of events AND how it ends. Sort of like the first Siren game (one of my favorite horror games). Basically, I'd have my own character and GM posts, with GM posts setting times and which people are involved in scenes (with multiple simultaneous scenes). They would be replaying scenes (which I know will be a hard sell), but there will be changes based on scenes that happened earlier...
So...time travel, but not? There would be characters who would be paired up (I'd ideally want 6 or 8 people), though it wouldn't have to be romantic pairings (could be like "teacherxstudent" and "parentxchild", even "copxsuspect just trying to get to the prison through the shitstorm".
I'd have to come up with a simple skeleton for the plot to follow, and advance what happened. I'd have a timeline in the first (or second, actually) OOC post, with summaries of ALL ACTIONS TAKEN.

Actually, a single person playing the pairings, individuals, or groups would be best, so it's a smaller overall group. Downside is there'd be NO DIRECT INTERACTION between players... ***
[5:52:20 AM] Alice: I'd have to come up with a map with distinct regions, though a small enough one that they'd be in the same places at DIFFERENT times, but large enough that they wouldn't all be in the same location at the SAME time. Because I don't want that to happen if I can avoid it. But I guess I could have it happen, and people could even switch off characters if they wanted.

Or I could just write a friggin book with chapters in the eyes of the people involved, and when. ><
[5:54:40 AM] Alice: If I do it as RP, I'd make sure everyone knew that there's a high probability that they'd die from the very beginning, and continue to throw harder and harder challenges at them. That would make it a harder sell, but I kind of want to throw puzzles at people~
I'd probably set it in a small town, but unsure exactly where.

I'm a history nut, so I have this huge historical fiction piece all planned out in my head. A core of five or so adventurers who visit actual historic moments - Titanic, Pompeii, you name it. They're trying to track down a professor, the inventor of the machine. He's convinced he can improve the world by changing history, but he only makes things worse. Our adventurers are working for a mysterious third party, who won't say how they got the machine - they just give orders. And at one point, the US government gets involved. I actually wrote a bit of it for my NaNoWriMo novel a few years back.

But it never really works as a roleplay. My dream is to have a solid, active team who visits these events, and other writers who sporadically write people from that time period to make the interactions with the locals more realistic. But finding that dream team has proven impossible.

A roleplay set in the Myst franchise where Writers hire out Agents to go and cause shenanigans in each others' ages.

Complicated since the mechanics and rules behind writing ages are rather arcane even by Advanced standards. Complicated further by the fact that I am one of the few people in the universe who even knows what Myst is.