Post by Jina on Jul 12, 2009 3:21:22 GMT -5
Well, there were a bunch of activity ideas flying around before... but now there aren't. So this shouldn't be an overload.
Welcome to the Inter-Guild Single Sentence Story =D This is a good old one sentence at a time game (like you couldn't guess =P)... but with a twist. The aim here is for you to help your guild to win. And by win, I mean in whatever sense the plot ends up dictating.
I don't really expect this to get finished... but that's okay =D There's always points for style.
Some more important info:
1. This is not an RP. That means you can control whatever or whoever you want.
2. Be sensible and story-like. This includes stuff like:
i) No long run-on sentences
ii) No "And then the pirates pwned joo" type stuff. No matter how realistic it may be.
iii) You can, however, skip out on stuff that would normally be important to a story like description, to speed things up. So long as it's sensible enough, that's fine.
3. This is a random happy fun story. With extra sprinkles. But it should at least be semi-structured.
4. Try not to have too many people at once all helping the same guild.
5. You can switch between your various guilds if you like. But, loyalty is more fun now, isn't it?
Understand? Well done, I barely do.
I will be posting for the pirates. Time to crash and burn =D
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One day, the guild leaders all woke up on the wrong side of bed.
Welcome to the Inter-Guild Single Sentence Story =D This is a good old one sentence at a time game (like you couldn't guess =P)... but with a twist. The aim here is for you to help your guild to win. And by win, I mean in whatever sense the plot ends up dictating.
I don't really expect this to get finished... but that's okay =D There's always points for style.
Some more important info:
1. This is not an RP. That means you can control whatever or whoever you want.
2. Be sensible and story-like. This includes stuff like:
i) No long run-on sentences
ii) No "And then the pirates pwned joo" type stuff. No matter how realistic it may be.
iii) You can, however, skip out on stuff that would normally be important to a story like description, to speed things up. So long as it's sensible enough, that's fine.
3. This is a random happy fun story. With extra sprinkles. But it should at least be semi-structured.
4. Try not to have too many people at once all helping the same guild.
5. You can switch between your various guilds if you like. But, loyalty is more fun now, isn't it?
Understand? Well done, I barely do.
I will be posting for the pirates. Time to crash and burn =D
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One day, the guild leaders all woke up on the wrong side of bed.
