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I'm annoyed, but I smiled, so good job damn you.
@KahleenCuthald@greywolf375

Right, enough waiting.

Turn 12 is up!
Turn 12





The dull drone of the elevator suddenly stops. Moments later, you hear faint shuffling coming from somewhere.
Yup
Ah, I'll get on that then. I'll probably be a coGame Maker.
This is actually a neat concept. I think it'll work if people give it some thought.

Actually, you wanna give it a shot? @Jig too? We can develop this further in PM or a separate interest check.


I'd be interested in developing the idea, but I'll have to decline participating in the RP itself.
@KahleenCuthald

I'm just a little worried it might go on longer than it needs to. I'm not too keen on having a Turn 11.1.

I mean, if it's necessary, go for it, but try not to make it drag on, y'know?
I love video games, but they all have set mechanics and methods that you have to use. You're restricted to the controls and abilities the game gives you.

The fact that RPs are creative enough to allow you to get away with saying "Let's use this glove of pickpocketing to scale a cliff" and "My character is a bear that pretends to speak English through bluffing" makes me so happy.
@Jig@gcold

I recall there's a similar game called Avalon that had the psychological "who's the bad guy" vibe of Mafia.

The gist is you and your group are the King's counsel, but there are a traitors in the group who wish to sabotage the King.

Every turn a person gets to go on a mission and chooses a few others to accompany them. The counsel votes on whether they approve of the mission crew and if most people vote "Yes", then the mission is carried out. Otherwise, the next person chooses the mission crew instead.

Then during the mission, if one of the crew is a traitor, they can sabotage the mission, resulting in a defeat. However, a loyal servant to the king would never do such a thing and so a successful mission should contain only loyal servants*.

If enough missions end in defeat, then the traitors win. Otherwise, if enough missions end in success, the King's counsel wins.

Maybe something to consider?
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Alternatively, you have a absurdly small remote in which case how the hell do you fit more than two buttons and a battery on it?
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