Not Dead Yet Online hyped to be the most immersive games to date with heavy loads of realism. Davis frowned at the copious amount of end user agreements and even waivers, citing reasons for psychological scarring and Simulated Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. He heard of people going nuts while playing, at least back in development, but its just a game really how bad can it be, plus he spent damn good money picking it up. Davis swiped through all the documents barely paying attention to the digital words hovering in front of him. Finally he had gotten through the initial set up, the infamous game started up the title screen wasn't impressive... in fact it was very plain and minimal. Only the name of the game Not Yet Dead occupied the screen space on a black background, and at the moment only two options to select Exit which was a given, and Recruitment. Davis not wanting to close the game right away obviously selected the later. He was taken directly to a form, it was nothing like he expected going much further than any game would rightfully ask, his full name, birth date, education, medical history, employment, and among much more personal data. Davis was initially hesitant needless to say, still he kept reminding himself its just a game, at least he still wanted to believe so. This here is my own attempt at a VRMMO, however the plan is not for another fantasy RPG rather I wanted to take what I hope is a newish direction. Not Dead Yet has a modern military theme to it guns, tanks, aircraft, warships, all that fun stuff, and as what you may have gotten from the short prologue, its all about simulating war without becoming actual war. The way Not Dead Yet operates is no traditional progression, what that means is no levels, no skills, none of that. Instead a player’s ability depends on their real world experience, whatever he knows translates into something useful on the battlefield. A mechanic for example would be fit in an engineering role, a doctor would be a medic, a race car driver (Far fetched I know) would perhaps operate a vehicle, a pilot would… well be a pilot. Now something to keep in mind not everyone is skilled, even your average Joe would be useful just as a warm body, after all its the many who win wars right? The whole idea here is to be grand in scope but still focus on the characters that delve into the chaos, so to that end a character’s life outside of the game is just as important as their virtual avatar. There is more to cover obviously one of those is a lack of a CS, however I wanted to gauge interest before really getting into developing all this. Disclaimer: I know pretty much nothing on how military actually works, all I got comes from games, movies and TV. If my lack of knowing happens to annoy anyone don’t yell at me, actually to any military buffs feel free to PM on what I get wrong, I welcome any advice. Update: I ended up deciding that because I don't even have the bare bones of a RP here that I am going to wait until I really get around to conceptualizing something good, so yeah for now none of this is happening.

my dads military so id join

Do you happen to know anything about what he does? Getting some authenticity would be neat.

he actually works with shipping and transporting of medicines things like that. he doesn't control the operation but he has a group that works under him to get all the goods out. basically you could consider him the transporter of goods like ammunition and things like that

Alright I see, anyway when/if two others show up I will get started on the OOC. Until then just think over a character although I guess you'd be doing that already, if you get any questions feel free to ask.

I can't commit to join because of oversubscribing myself, but I'm ex-British Army. I'd be happy to help any way you want.

ill join, i have fairly good scope of world wars and modern warfare as my uncle is ex SAS, my great grandfather was a driver in the war and i am planning on going sandhurst.

Thank you for the offer, Lennon I'll keep you in mind if I need anything plus if you ever need a new RP probably going to be accepting characters for a while User, that's good to know if you got anything to say just shoot a PM, also I've never heard of sandhurst what is it? By the way I have a feeling that the RP comes across as a super high realism military which is not necessarily the case, I just want some good authenticity for the game itself sort of an Arma game on steroids. The characters are still going to be normal people and not in any kind of branch persay. You yourself don't need to have any real knowledge to fit in, hell I said it myself where I don't have good insight in how armies actually function. So if anyone was hesitant on joining in because they might not know anything that is totally fine, long as you write well and create a glorious character I would be happy.

So this is vrmmo and we can't escape the war basically

Yep that's what the concept is, but none of that being trapped stuff characters could log out to do whatever they need to in their daily lives.

So when do we start

When I get to writing the OOC, I don't have everything ready as of right now at the earliest tonight, at the latest Friday night.

sandhurst is the officer school in england. you go there and they train you in the amry and leadership and you leave a officer

Alright after thinking about it for a few days now I ended up deciding to wait on starting this RP, there hasn't been a lot of interest and honestly I say this had been rushed before any fine details had been in place. I'll say that I'm sorry if I really got anyone's hopes up, but I'm going back to the writing board for now.

you put it in the wrong secton. peaple would flood this if it was free. casual gets swept under the carpet.

I have standards, free is just too relaxed for my tastes.

I may be in. Depends on availability.

Depends on if I decide to move forward anyway, thinking if I do it'll be under new name because to be honest the one I came up with here is just stupid.

Okay.