[OOC] Kingdom Hearts: Dirge of the World Eater

[Wayward]

@Kurai: Well, I did say we could probably do well to include another world or two; I especially think it might be good to include a Disney world from the early/mid 90s, since there were plenty of those in the KH Games already. And I do agree that Sword in the Stone would be an awesome world to include as well.

@Mike (& Jest): I'm good on the idea of having an idea like that, though the worlds themselves could be write-ins. The only think to remember as far as that goes is that we are operating within an AU setting, so those worlds might not be exactly as they were in the games.

[The Jest]

Sin said From what I remember from Sword in the Stone, there wasn't much to it besides the dungeon(?) and scariest villain in any Disney movie. Not sure there's much to do in there? I guess Beast's Castle had the same kind of thing going on, though.

Scariest Villain? ...I think you're confusing Sword in the Stone with The Black Cauldron. (What with the Horned King.) The Sword in the Stone is the movie about To-Be-King Arthur being taught the way of the world and nature by Merlin, and really only had Mad Madam Mim as a villain(?). Plus there's alot more to that world than a dungeon. (The name of the world would probably be Camelot.)

Also, to be fair, Beast's Castle WAS pretty huge. Not quite sure how big the Horned King's castle would be, even if we combine it with the Witches' Swamp.

For the record (After some thought, I realized I may have sounded like this was the case.): I'm not upset that it wasn't available, simply curious as to why it wasn't. Especially since, if you look at the Disneycember sum-up of the movie linked on my list, (Seeing the movie would be even better.) It feels like it would fit the theme. (Assuming I'm right with the theme, of course.)

Wayward said @Mike (& Jest): I'm good on the idea of having an idea like that, though the worlds themselves could be write-ins. The only think to remember as far as that goes is that we are operating within an AU setting, so those worlds might not be exactly as they were in the games.

Thank you, We won't let you or Kurai-Sensei down. :D

[Sin]

The Jest said
Scariest Villain? ...I think you're confusing Sword in the Stone with The Black Cauldron. (What with the Horned King.) The Sword in the Stone is the movie about To-Be-King Arthur being taught the way of the world and nature by Merlin, and really only had Mad Madam Mim as a villain(?). Plus there's alot more to that world than a dungeon. (The name of the world would probably be Camelot.)

You're right; I was mixing those two movies up. For some reason I always confuse those two.

[Wayward]

If I don't see posts from the rest of the Light apprentices, I'll be posting by the end of this weekend/beginning of next week and moving on without.

[CorruptedShadow]

I think I'm the only one that posted in response to you, Wayward qq.

[PerniciousIntent]

I should get a post up today.
Sorry about being absent, I don't usually work so much during the week but this week we were short staffed.

[Double]

Wayward said
If I don't see posts from the rest of the Light apprentices, I'll be posting by the end of this weekend/beginning of next week and moving on without.

You'll have to forgive me as I'd rather not put so much effort into a post if I'm not even sure how much longer I'll be here.

Speaking of which, since no rebuttal was offered to me, I suppose that means this indeed isn't the game for me. I deeply apologize for any trouble I might have caused, but it seems it is now time for me to take leave. Farewell, all.

[Mike the Bloodwolf]

Wayward said
@Mike (& Jest): I'm good on the idea of having an idea like that, though the worlds themselves could be write-ins. The only think to remember as far as that goes is that we are operating within an AU setting, so those worlds might not be exactly as they were in the games.

So that's a yes then to Me and Red to start the planning? Sorry I mean the Jest, I've always known him as Red since I started my rping career 8 years ago.

[PerniciousIntent]

I'm going to act as though Kengo was not there, then. :/ I hope that's cool. I just wanted to acknowledge the conversation without making it weird in the future because he wont be there.

[Wayward]

I was just going to just kill him off, assuming Double really is gone; or at least have him go MIA later on.

[Double]

That... won't be necessary. I think I was much too hasty in what I said. While I won't backpedal my previous argument, I do, however, feel that just leaving won't solve anything and to be honest it wouldn't sit right with me. So in essence, while I might not necessarily agree with the world choices, I will, however, place my trust in Kurai and Wayward's decision and roll with the punches.

[PerniciousIntent]

I shall edit my post accordingly.

[Double]

So... Kengo and Kotaro are the "smart guy/strategist" for their respective sides. T'would be a shame if there was never an opportunity for them to be on opposite sides of a battlefield pitting their strategies against one another. <_< *wink-wink-nudge-nudge*

[The Jest]

Funny you mention that, Double. Combining that with their special ability (D/L Modes), I was actually hoping for the two to be Rivals. Much like Ven/Vanitas, Sora/Riku, etc.

[Kurai]

My post will be coming tomorrow-- er, later today.

[Mike the Bloodwolf]

I'm so happy that this is starting so strongly

[Wayward]

Since you're still in, Double, I'd like to get a post from you before I go again.

[Mike the Bloodwolf]

Who do I post after? My Keyblade master/ Father figure?

[Kurai]

Yes, Mike. Normally, all you have to wait for is my post for the Dark Apprentices' "round" to start. This may change in the future, but for now it's best to post after I have.

[Mike the Bloodwolf]

Yes sir