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[Ithalian Empire]

I did a simulation for Tokyo, and it fell within mere days.

I live near Trenton, it took under 30 days for the world to go dark.

26 days for me, and I live in a little town of under 2,000 people north of Green Bay.

[The Krogan]

What the shit... This collapse thing knows everything about where I live....

*Destroys laptop*

[Deramen]

Hey Gres, Discord. The Nomination threads went up and a lot of us are here.

[The Krogan]

Destroyed the world in 26 days and 3 hours..... oops.

Though if I'm going to be honest the game kinda forces stupid decisions on you, like why would I suddenly run towards the nearest international airport (which is about six or seven hours away) when the hospital it forced me to go to was only two hours away from my home? Which adds an even bigger question as to why it would send me too a city that far away.

sin counter on this simulation is adding up!

[Benuty]

Destroyed the world in 26 days and 3 hours..... oops.

Though if I'm going to be honest the game kinda forces stupid decisions on you, like why would I suddenly run towards the nearest international airport (which is about six or seven hours away) when the hospital it forced me to go to was only two hours away from my home? Which adds an even bigger question as to why it would send me too a city that far away.

sin counter on this simulation is adding up!

I have a feeling patient zero is the first one to die, and you take control of another person fleeing the chaos.

[Benuty]

What the shit... This collapse thing knows everything about where I live....

*Destroys laptop*

Rip.

[New Grestin]

What the shit... This collapse thing knows everything about where I live....

*Destroys laptop*

Rip.

How did we both manage to choose Plague Doctor pics around roughly the same time.

[Benuty]

Rip.

How did we both manage to choose Plague Doctor pics around roughly the same time.

Mine was based off an image posted in the Right Wing Discussion Thread so no idea.

[New Grestin]

How did we both manage to choose Plague Doctor pics around roughly the same time.

Mine was based off an image posted in the Right Wing Discussion Thread so no idea.

It kind of works. It's like my plague doctor is looking at yours, and yours is calling me a degenerate.

Which is fairly accurate.

[Theyra]

I think my change the name for the rp before I post it, any ideas for my sci fi desert rp?

[The Krogan]

Destroyed the world in 26 days and 3 hours..... oops.

Though if I'm going to be honest the game kinda forces stupid decisions on you, like why would I suddenly run towards the nearest international airport (which is about six or seven hours away) when the hospital it forced me to go to was only two hours away from my home? Which adds an even bigger question as to why it would send me too a city that far away.

sin counter on this simulation is adding up!

I have a feeling patient zero is the first one to die, and you take control of another person fleeimg the chaos.

Makes sense.

Though I'm still skeptical overall of stuff!

[The Krogan]

I think my change the name for the rp before I post it, any ideas for my sci fi desert rp?

Anakin's Pet Peeves....

[Theyra]

I think my change the name for the rp before I post it, any ideas for my sci fi desert rp?

Anakin's Pet Peeves....

Maybe............ how about so thing else?

[The Krogan]

Anakin's Pet Peeves....

Maybe............ how about so thing else?

Hmmmmm Flash point Lutune?

Lutune, a Time of Conquest?

A Race of Nations?

Not that good at this.

[The Olog-Hai]

I live near Trenton, it took under 30 days for the world to go dark.

26 days for me, and I live in a little town of under 2,000 people north of Green Bay.

Yeah, I live north of Trenton.
But, it decided to take me to the hospital in trenton, like half an hour away at the most, when there's one under five minutes away....
Then it made me go to Philly for the airport there, even though there's a smaller airport in Trenton...

[The Krogan]

26 days for me, and I live in a little town of under 2,000 people north of Green Bay.

Yeah, I live north of Trenton.
But, it decided to take me to the hospital in trenton, like half an hour away at the most, when there's one under five minutes away....
Then it made me go to Philly for the airport there, even though there's a smaller airport in Trenton...

Lol, it brought me to a rehab centre a little over two hours away, when the nearest hospital in the capital of my province is only a little over thirty minutes away.

Might be because Trenton airport isn't international.

[Imperial Idaho]

I live near Trenton, it took under 30 days for the world to go dark.

26 days for me, and I live in a little town of under 2,000 people north of Green Bay.

26 Days and I live in a county of 100,000 by a major population center of 500,000ish.

It pulled me all the way past a hospital to put me in that ghetto of a population center 40 minutes away, instead of the one 5 minutes away in the same direction.

[The Olog-Hai]

Yeah, I live north of Trenton.
But, it decided to take me to the hospital in trenton, like half an hour away at the most, when there's one under five minutes away....
Then it made me go to Philly for the airport there, even though there's a smaller airport in Trenton...

Lol, it brought me to a rehab centre a little over two hours away, when the nearest hospital in the capital of my province is only a little over thirty minutes away.

Might be because Trenton airport isn't international.

That's exactly why. But from the list of destinations it gave me from Philly, I coulda gone to most of the East Coast ones from Trenton.

[The Krogan]

Lol, it brought me to a rehab centre a little over two hours away, when the nearest hospital in the capital of my province is only a little over thirty minutes away.

Might be because Trenton airport isn't international.

That's exactly why. But from the list of destinations it gave me from Philly, I coulda gone to most of the East Coast ones from Trenton.

Well we're probably over analyzing what really a promotional simulator for another game.

[Transoxthraxia]

Hey there guys. I know I haven't been super active in the Pub revently, mostly because my time's been dedicated to in-region RPs and my rocky educational and personal life. And I also know that I promised myself after the failure of my last RP that I'd stop trying these.

But I suppose this is an exception, since I have been working on it for about a year. Regardless, it's still pretty WIP and a lot still has to be figured out, but I figured that I'd announce it on here and accompany it with Paradox-esque Developmental Diaries either in this thread (if OP allows) or on its own, separate thread. Either way, I just thought I'd give anyone who may be interested a heads-up.

What the project is bears the working title Ozymandias: The Great Campaign and is a demi-strategy RP set literally at the dawn of time. The intention of the RP is for player characters to create (or inherit) civilizations or tribes in the Fertile Crescent/Ancient Near East in the year 3000 BCE and develop those civilizations as they're shaped by their own, other PC's, and outside history.

I don't want to get too into the mechanics now, partially because I'll be describing a lot of them later and partially because they're definitely subject to change. Civilizations will rise and fall, but their legacies will last forever.

Anyways, thought I'd put that on the table. You'll all hear from me soon about the whole ordeal.

[The Olog-Hai]

Hey there guys. I know I haven't been super active in the Pub revently, mostly because my time's been dedicated to in-region RPs and my rocky educational and personal life. And I also know that I promised myself after the failure of my last RP that I'd stop trying these.

But I suppose this is an exception, since I have been working on it for about a year. Regardless, it's still pretty WIP and a lot still has to be figured out, but I figured that I'd announce it on here and accompany it with Paradox-esque Developmental Diaries either in this thread (if OP allows) or on its own, separate thread. Either way, I just thought I'd give anyone who may be interested a heads-up.

What the project is bears the working title Ozymandias: The Great Campaign and is a demi-strategy RP set literally at the dawn of time. The intention of the RP is for player characters to create (or inherit) civilizations or tribes in the Fertile Crescent/Ancient Near East in the year 3000 BCE and develop those civilizations as they're shaped by their own, other PC's, and outside history.

I don't want to get too into the mechanics now, partially because I'll be describing a lot of them later and partially because they're definitely subject to change. Civilizations will rise and fall, but their legacies will last forever.

Anyways, thought I'd put that on the table. You'll all hear from me soon about the whole ordeal.

Civ 4 Rhye's and Fall much?

[Theyra]

My new rp is up and here is the link, viewtopic.php?f=31&t=397110

[Trotza]

Hey there guys. I know I haven't been super active in the Pub revently, mostly because my time's been dedicated to in-region RPs and my rocky educational and personal life. And I also know that I promised myself after the failure of my last RP that I'd stop trying these.

But I suppose this is an exception, since I have been working on it for about a year. Regardless, it's still pretty WIP and a lot still has to be figured out, but I figured that I'd announce it on here and accompany it with Paradox-esque Developmental Diaries either in this thread (if OP allows) or on its own, separate thread. Either way, I just thought I'd give anyone who may be interested a heads-up.

What the project is bears the working title Ozymandias: The Great Campaign and is a demi-strategy RP set literally at the dawn of time. The intention of the RP is for player characters to create (or inherit) civilizations or tribes in the Fertile Crescent/Ancient Near East in the year 3000 BCE and develop those civilizations as they're shaped by their own, other PC's, and outside history.

I don't want to get too into the mechanics now, partially because I'll be describing a lot of them later and partially because they're definitely subject to change. Civilizations will rise and fall, but their legacies will last forever.

Anyways, thought I'd put that on the table. You'll all hear from me soon about the whole ordeal.

Seen ideas similar to this a few times before around P2TM. Ultimately out of those discussions there was an rp once, except it started a little closer to modern day and in a bit of a larger area. Showed some promise, but like many things, it was hard to maintain player commitment. I'd think something starting in 3000 BCE would take quite at least a few quite dedicated members to stand a chance at lasting. Personally I'm a little slow when it comes to rps with dedicated mechanics. I wish you luck all the same.

[Transoxthraxia]

Hey there guys. I know I haven't been super active in the Pub revently, mostly because my time's been dedicated to in-region RPs and my rocky educational and personal life. And I also know that I promised myself after the failure of my last RP that I'd stop trying these.

But I suppose this is an exception, since I have been working on it for about a year. Regardless, it's still pretty WIP and a lot still has to be figured out, but I figured that I'd announce it on here and accompany it with Paradox-esque Developmental Diaries either in this thread (if OP allows) or on its own, separate thread. Either way, I just thought I'd give anyone who may be interested a heads-up.

What the project is bears the working title Ozymandias: The Great Campaign and is a demi-strategy RP set literally at the dawn of time. The intention of the RP is for player characters to create (or inherit) civilizations or tribes in the Fertile Crescent/Ancient Near East in the year 3000 BCE and develop those civilizations as they're shaped by their own, other PC's, and outside history.

I don't want to get too into the mechanics now, partially because I'll be describing a lot of them later and partially because they're definitely subject to change. Civilizations will rise and fall, but their legacies will last forever.

Anyways, thought I'd put that on the table. You'll all hear from me soon about the whole ordeal.

Civ 4 Rhye's and Fall much?

Hrm?

Hey there guys. I know I haven't been super active in the Pub revently, mostly because my time's been dedicated to in-region RPs and my rocky educational and personal life. And I also know that I promised myself after the failure of my last RP that I'd stop trying these.

But I suppose this is an exception, since I have been working on it for about a year. Regardless, it's still pretty WIP and a lot still has to be figured out, but I figured that I'd announce it on here and accompany it with Paradox-esque Developmental Diaries either in this thread (if OP allows) or on its own, separate thread. Either way, I just thought I'd give anyone who may be interested a heads-up.

What the project is bears the working title Ozymandias: The Great Campaign and is a demi-strategy RP set literally at the dawn of time. The intention of the RP is for player characters to create (or inherit) civilizations or tribes in the Fertile Crescent/Ancient Near East in the year 3000 BCE and develop those civilizations as they're shaped by their own, other PC's, and outside history.

I don't want to get too into the mechanics now, partially because I'll be describing a lot of them later and partially because they're definitely subject to change. Civilizations will rise and fall, but their legacies will last forever.

Anyways, thought I'd put that on the table. You'll all hear from me soon about the whole ordeal.

Seen ideas similar to this a few times before around P2TM. Ultimately out of those discussions there was an rp once, except it started a little closer to modern day and in a bit of a larger area. Showed some promise, but like many things, it was hard to maintain player commitment. I'd think something starting in 3000 BCE would take quite at least a few quite dedicated members to stand a chance at lasting. Personally I'm a little slow when it comes to rps with dedicated mechanics. I wish you luck all the same.

Player commitment is an issue across all RPs, not just civilization-focused ones. However, civilizations are not guaranteed to stand the test of time, not even player-controlled ones. If a player can't or won't participate after signing up, their civilization will just begin to crumble into ash. Of course, dedicated players who lose their civilizations are allowed to make new ones for the next era. Again, the mechanics are far from set in stone.

But I've OP'd and participated in a number of related RPs, and each one of them has given me at least a semblance of experience in the topic and the area, and I hope that what I create will actually be both fun and balanced enough to retain players.

[Deramen]

Hey there guys. I know I haven't been super active in the Pub revently, mostly because my time's been dedicated to in-region RPs and my rocky educational and personal life. And I also know that I promised myself after the failure of my last RP that I'd stop trying these.

But I suppose this is an exception, since I have been working on it for about a year. Regardless, it's still pretty WIP and a lot still has to be figured out, but I figured that I'd announce it on here and accompany it with Paradox-esque Developmental Diaries either in this thread (if OP allows) or on its own, separate thread. Either way, I just thought I'd give anyone who may be interested a heads-up.

What the project is bears the working title Ozymandias: The Great Campaign and is a demi-strategy RP set literally at the dawn of time. The intention of the RP is for player characters to create (or inherit) civilizations or tribes in the Fertile Crescent/Ancient Near East in the year 3000 BCE and develop those civilizations as they're shaped by their own, other PC's, and outside history.

I don't want to get too into the mechanics now, partially because I'll be describing a lot of them later and partially because they're definitely subject to change. Civilizations will rise and fall, but their legacies will last forever.

Anyways, thought I'd put that on the table. You'll all hear from me soon about the whole ordeal.

Consider me interested comrade.