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Hello and welcome to Inside The Beltway, a Politics and Co. roleplay set in the modern United States. The starting date is January 20th 2017 - you know exactly why. Yes, the Annoying Orange Mr. Trump has just been elected president. It's gonna make for a much more interesting scenario.

So how's this one gonna work?

The first IC post will be written by me detailing the 2016 election results. Afterwards, I expect characters to trickle in. Senators, representatives, lobbyists, their chiefs of staff, that's all good. Unless there is exceeding popular demand, I will keep the executive closed. Where needed, I will play the President. Maybe the Vice President too, but I'd prefer to duo that with Byrd.

Now of course this shit isn't going in real time. I currently envision this working as building a world in which many stories can take place. Whether we're talking about legislation passing, personal conflict, political arm-twisting, foreign crises, involvements and affairs with characters, and whatnot. Plots/stories involving only a few characters, especially those characterised as side plots can go in their own timeframe, but that's of course dependent on what exactly it is. If you're having loads of skin contact and are about to fade to black or a few side characters having a night out, I won't bitch about it taking long. However, if you have a group of, say, three senators discussing a plan of action before rejoining the rest I might PM the people involved or ping them elsewhere. (Discord server?)

Furthermore, I would like to set the time for everyone at the same date sometimes when it suits everyone. Think of it like episodes in a show.

So now we know that--
I'm gonna go get a pizza. And you're gonna make characters. And ask me questions here.
@Theodorable None. The game element will be that there's both Democrats and Republicans who have to work against each other
@Mr Allen J
B-but--

Overruled

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MAIN THREAD

Hey there. I'm just posting this to poll interest, but would anyone here up for a group RP/Game focused on contemporary American politics? Most obviously we could be senators, congressmen, members of the executive (if there are enough people), but also lobbyists, media people, and perhaps local/state politicians/organisers if they're incredibly loud or useful. There'd be more boring things such as legislation as you sometimes see in games over at Paradox, but in here we can have a lot more fun. Scandalous undertakings, skimming the boundaries of or breaking the law, personal relationships - there's a lot to be done.

Tell me what you think, tell me what you'd like out of it, and ask me any questions you wish.






Hey there. I'm just posting this to poll interest, but would anyone here up for a group RP/Game focused on contemporary American politics? Most obviously we could be senators, congressmen, members of the executive (if there are enough people), but also lobbyists, media people, and perhaps local/state politicians/organisers if they're incredibly loud or useful. There'd be more boring things such as legislation as you sometimes see in games over at Paradox, but in here we can have a lot more fun. Scandalous undertakings, skimming the boundaries of or breaking the law, personal relationships - there's a lot to be done.

Tell me what you think, tell me what you'd like out of it, and ask me any questions you wish.
Seems straight up my alley, @Azseth
Gosh we're bad at keeping things up aren't we, @Ophelia? :p
As you know I'm up for historical military :^)
Strictly speaking I'm not unique in taking a Confederate veteran, then! Oh well.
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