2 EVIL EYES
A local small town amusement park recently announced plans for a grand opening of their new walk through horror attraction, Fazbear's Fright, based on the murder mysteries and paranormal activity surrounding the thirty year old pizzeria franchise Freddy Fazbear's pizza. Boasting an authentic collection of animatronic parts, pieces, scraps, and artifacts from the establishment, the attraction is shaping up to be quite the experience. With only days remaining before Fazbear's fright lets the public in, fans of the mysteries surrounding the franchise and horror enthusiasts who love a good scare have come from all around in anticipation of its opening. Not all of whom are willing to wait.
With funding from the amusement park and a cult following giving support, owners of the Fazbear franchise have managed to pull out all the stops, polishing their checkered floors, gathering artifacts from all around, and hiring a small security team to act as both night watchmen and performers within the horror attraction. With so much invested and high profits predicted, they rushed the production a bit just to open their doors sooner. However there is still work to be done, and new additions to the attraction on their way.
In the after hours, when the amusement park goes quiet, it isn't rare for the local riffraff to find their way over the locked fences and into places they shouldn't be. Normally, they only come to fool around, drink, and get into trouble. Nothing to serious, and they usually find their way out or are detained by park security before sun up. However, with Fazbear's fright in town and advertising their impending opening, dares and bets have turned harmless horseplay into a survive the night challenge. Unaware of just how challenging survival will be.
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Available/Filled Character Roles
Amusement Park Security Guard 2/2
Erik Tan,Alexandra Warren
Just like in any theme park, when closing time comes and everyone goes home, a security detail remains to make sure the park doesn't suddenly go missing. In a small town like this, not many guards are needed so only two are employed to monitor the park using a series of static riddled CCTV surveillance systems from a small guard booth. They also have flashlights, hand held two-way radios, tasers for dangerous intruders, and a single patrol cart that looks like it belongs on a golf course. The guards are tasked mainly with either staying in their guard booth, watching the cameras for anything strange, or patrolling the park on foot or by cart. Once the park is locked up, only these guys will be able to open the gates.
Horror Attraction Security Guard 2/2
Retta Sillard,Mareck Deckland
Very recently employed by the owners of Fazbear are of course a set of security guards to keep an eye on things and add to the ambiance during hours of operation. Unlike Amusement Park Security, these guards work specifically for fazbear and rarely leave the horror attraction if at all. With an array of digital cameras connected a hand held tablet feed at their disposal, and an industrial ventilation system to keep them cool, these guards are tasked only with keeping everyone out of the attraction and making sure it doesn't go up in flames while no one is looking.
Amusement Park Employee 0/3
Working at the ticket counter, manning the rides, and keeping everything clean are the under appreciated amusement park staff. Every day, these faithful employees work in service to the customers, keeping the park running. After hours, employees usually head home once the crowds are gone, save for the janitorial detail, and over time workers, though with only two guards and one exit, an employee getting locked in for an hour or so isn't unheard of.
Trespasser 0/6
Teenagers and college students are just a few of demographics that love sneaking into the amusement park at night. Sometimes to escape society. Sometimes for the rush of breaking the law. Sometimes to find a place to get lucky. But every now and then, people with ulterior motives aside from horseplay an thrill seeking manage their way into the park. Occasional reporters, thieves, and vagabonds will break in, for whatever reason. In this case, perhaps some fans of Fazbear who just cant wait for opening day.
Lost/Wayward Child 1/2
Estelle Forrester
The Amusement park can get pretty packed during day. Every now and then, a child will come up lost or missing. Usually, the issue is quickly resolved before the sun sets and doors close but on occasion, a child is left behind, or runs away and isn't immediately found by staff. For some children, this is a nightmare. But for others, it's an opportunity.
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Premise/Plot
This roleplay takes place in the world of five nights at freddy's and is based off the third installment of the game. Players are given various roles and submersed into the environment of an amusement park closed for the night where they are pitted against the wiles an old, haunted pizzeria franchise and its animatronic inhabitants. Spread out over the course of seven nights, characters must survive both each other and the threats that stalk them until the sun rises and the gates open. At the end of each six hour night, once all threats have gone and interactions have completed, guards and employees are reset to their end shift posts where the next night will automatically begin, skipping the day hours. At the end of night seven, This roleplay will be finished.
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Rules/Standards
-This thread is casual to low casual, and requires a minimum of at least three sentences for an acceptable post. A minimum of five sentences is encouraged, though not required. Anything more than a paragraph is applauded. Try not to exceed ten paragraphs.
-Traditional roleplay rules apply here, including; don't godmod, don't spam, don't be rude or vulgar, and don't use excessively large images or font size. Basically anything common sense will tell you.
-One character at a time per player. Players may have more than one character, but only one can be active in the amusement park. {For example say your character is a lost child on night one. Have the child found at the end of the night so you can transition into say a new guard for night two.} If a player does have more than one character, then each character must be of a different role than the last.
-Check in with your activity whenever possible if you are unable to log on in the foreseeable future. As long as you let me know, your log in frequency shouldn't be a problem. However players inactive for long periods of time without informing me of such risk having their characters removed in a horrendous death scene type fashion. Those players may be allowed to return, though not as the previous character.
-Don't over think everything. The night is going to progress, whether your doing the most interesting thing in the world or simply sitting at a desk watching a monitor. Not every post has to be a fantastic creation of writing genius. Don't be afraid to post something repetitive or mundane for the sake of advancing your character through the story or replying to another character. Just be sure to hit that three sentence mark.
-If your not having fun, let me know. It hurts my heart when you leave without saying anything. I'm always open for discussion and negotiation when it comes to the story, characters, or the chain of events. Even if we can't come to a compromise or agreeable conclusion, it at least lets me know how to improve in the future and gives me time to prepare if you decide to drop out.
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Credits
Game Franchise - Scott Cawthon
Video Recognition - GLS Machinima, Deviant pictures Films
Creative Inspiration - TheBrightestEyes, FNAF
