This appeals to me, hopefully it will still be a go?

I'm interested.

As am I.

I would be interested in this if there is still room :)

Still interested.

I wants

Count me in if there is still room. I plan on using a character I haven't touched upon in quite some time. Throwing him into this setting would be a challenge. :D

Hey there, this seems like something interesting.
I'm in - if there's room.

May I ask, (since I once did a roleplay like this) will we all start together? In order to make it realistic, we don't just want to wander around Los Angeles and find eachover straight away, if we don't find eachover straight away then the interest for the roleplay just dies. Sorry. Pedantic little me.

I think the GM is gone. Anyone wanting to take over?

Well I wouldn't like to presume that just the GM is gone quite straight away. But I suppose, before this loses interest somebody could take over.

*resurrection bump*

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This is most certainly of interest to me. The fact that a killer virus that does not result in zombies is the cause of the APOC-styled game is a nice change up. I think there's a glaring problem that needs to be addressed with something about that though. The original DM said something about 5% of the population being immune. The questions I have are: 1.)if the players are immune, are they aware of that? If not, how long before they find out? 2.) if the characters are not immune, how does the virus spread, how long does it lie dormant, how long before someone who is infected begins showing symptoms? 3.) Death is obviously a symptom, but what is the cause of death? I mean, are we talking something like the Ebola virus were you start bleeding from the pores, is it subtle, starting off as like a simple cold or flu, etc. I think we should figure these details out and come to a consensus on them before we get started.
Also, what's the technology like in this 2025 world? And what is society like? Just because the end of the world has come, it doesn't necessarily mean people will abandon previous prejudices based on class or ethnic distinctions or the like, so what are the demographics of this future Los Angeles?
This RP has some definite potential, I would love to see it come to fruition.

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I like the idea of subtle, flu like symptoms as well. Promotes paranoia, adds drama. Since this is a work of fiction, I don't know that pulling up projections on demographics is entirely necessary, although it would be interesting just to see that data, admittedly. I think it is fair to assume that there will be a higher incidence of unemployment, a larger working class, and higher ethnic minority populations, as well as considerably more people of mixed ethnic heritage. May sound cliche or racist or whatever, but I think it is safe to assume that in such a society, regardless of whites moving towards being a minority, they would likely still have more wealth on average, or at least those making up the highest income brackets would still be overwhelmingly white. Not sure I know what you mean as far as alternate timeline for medicine and technology. Do you mean advancements, hindrances in progression that make such a plague scenario more likely?

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