That contradicts what I read in the OP, "Working round the clock this corporation has remastered hundreds of thousands of classic games from the arcade era all the way till the early twenty first century for use in their new program." Remastering is usually better graphics, with a new feature here and there, and maybe some more content. Remastering games doesn't radically change what they are. Now, if you had said reMAKING or reIMAGINING then that would be totally different. Remastering implied that they're still mostly the same game we remembered.
Remastering is a term that comes from the audio industry. A Master would be the original copy of a song on the highest quality medium currently available. If there was something wrong with the original master or a long period of time had passed and a better medium was now available the song would be remaster to improve the quality of the original master.
That's all that remastering means, improving the quality of something. In audio that would mean taking the same thing and making a near exact copy which sounds better but when applied to games it doesn't have to mean the same thing. Especially considering the difference between an SNES or even a 3DS and Virtual Reality environment.
Besides that fact that's not a contradiction, that's a difference of interpretation as technically speaking what I wrote could mean either one to be true. However as the person that wrote it I am telling you this is what it means. Though I suppose the point is more or less moot if you're choosing another character.
Name: Lana Gender: Female Age: Looks ~16-18, actual age unknown, probably in the 1000's Series: Hyrule Warriors Appearance:
Equipment: Her Book of Sorcery, a Deku Staff, and a Summoning Gate. (If it's a problem I'll only use the Book; it's her default weapon when unlocking her in the game.) Also, 3 bottles (refillable) with healing potions (Though she probably can't get them refilled). Abilities: Combat magic, however, Lana has been shown NOT to be affected by constant use of her Book. Here's a good video showing you what she's capable of: Book of Sorcery Also, she's been shown to heal minor wounds: Healing She's also capable of duplicating herself, though repeated use of this will likely cause loss of sanity, and eventual death. Deku Staff Summoning Gate Also, she has Focus Spirit. If she gathers enough fallen magic jars, she can use Focus Spirit to increase her speed, attack and defense for a short time, before following up with a large explosion at the end of it. Weaknesses and Limitations: Still very susceptible to damage. In no way is she invulnerable. Also, her attacks are generally weak, only good for immolating the masses. Tougher enemies will give Lana trouble, and she usually beats them by targeting their weak-points. Personality: Happy, Go-lucky, she always hopes for the best outcome, despite how impossible it might seem. Backstory: Will add later, when I have enough time to actually write it properly.
I think you're sort of missing the point. I don't need you to give me examples of series that make use of spellcasters free from the impunities of wielding magic. I am completely aware that some game systems make use of magic in that fashion. The point is that we can't make use of magic in that way unless everyone is capable of using magic without consequence. Since various games have side effects to using magic and others a toll it takes on the body of the spellcaster while still others have an MP system that in this world would be translated into diminishing returns all of those things can't be ignored simple because a handful of games don't use them.
Case and point you used the term "immolating the masses" in conjunction with the term "weak". In a game like Hyrule Warriors where you are taking on armies single handed, destroying two dozen gorons, stalchildren or bokoblins with ever blow that is perfectly normal. In an RP adapted from such source material however it is far from okay. Think of it in this sense, pick a character, someone with decent power levels and imagine how Lana would wipe the floor with them because there power levels vary so distinctly.
It's sort of like if you had a fight between Eragon and Harry Potter. Harry would be dead in seconds because of the difference between the functionality of magic in the Potterverse versus that in the Inheritance Cycle. I don't really care who anyone plays, that is a personal choice but depending on their source game there power levels must be adjusted to fit that of general group. There is no in game explanation for that it is simply GM balancing to make sure someone doesn't go on a killing spree.
I would appreciate it if you went through her combat capabilities rather than simply linking in videos as you will invariably have to make alterations to her abilities and rewriting text is much easier than editing videos. Another version of Focus Spirit will have to be implemented because I doubt very much you will be finding discarded magic pots in the Aperture Science testing chambers or in Rapture. Likewise Lana's duplication in the game was a result of Ganondorf taking control of Cia and forcing the light from her heart which manifested itself as Lana. That isn't an ability she herself actually possesses but something that was forced on her.
O: this sounds amazing. mind one more? also, thoughts on a pokemon trainer? have a party of 4-6 >.>
The more the merrier, as for Pokemon Trainer that would entirely depend on what Pokemon your character has and the kind of abilities they possess. I'm going to say no legendaries but otherwise make me up a sheet and we'll see what we can do.
Now it's like mass choas and trying not to like too many characters for fear of horrible deaths
I watched the first episode. Sort of felt like preparation for a history test, with dragons. Seemed like the effort of keeping track of thirty million things going on wasn't going to be worth the satisfaction of the story.
I say lets make it interesting and make it like Dark Souls and bonfires; you live forever and will respawn at bonfires/checkpoints but also suffering the effects of something like Hallowing where you slowly loose the will to live at all.
Of course, this all depends on how dark the RP is going to be and stuff.
I'm still trying to work on my CS but irl stuff and me being lazy isn't helping @_@
I'd say that would fall under revive rules for specific gaming area. Besides no matter the game if you died doing the same task a whole lot of times wouldn't you start to lose the will to live? I don't think you need a special status condition for that to happen. I think you just need to remember all your previous deaths.
Don't worry about it, RL gets in the way sometimes. Sort out what you have to. We'll be here when you have time for us.
I did Yuki, but now that i wrote out her weaknesses (kind of just a weakness) i realize shes probably to generally all around decent at most things. I'll probably be playing Red. Issue is it's really hard to decipher personality from a 5 hour romp where someone is being pushed to their limits and 3 paragraphs of backstory. Ill see what i can do though.
I do agree with @Grnmachine's point on magic. Many games have different lore as to how magic is used, and where the energy comes from. In Guilty Gear for example, magic is an infinite resource from the dimension know as the Backyard, and is channeled through who or whatever is attempting to use it. That said, using magic does take a toll, more akin to physical exhaustion however.
In that particular case any magic user from Guilty Gear would be unable to use magic outside the Guilty Gear section of the game world as the Backyard dimension isn't connected to the rest of gaming reality. That might change as I'm still sorting out how each of the different gaming realities interact and crossover from one another.
As I said I've presented a general rule on magic but it is of course subject to change based on which game a mage happens to be coming from and what the source of magic is in their particular reality.
@Grnmachine Evidently I'm not making myself clear.
I know this- and think it would be very jarring for Yew to suddenly come across real world physics.
As for the turn-based combat, I was explaining BP and how his game worked. I know I didn't specify, but I also planned on him coming to terms that the brave/default system he'd known just doesn't work.
The application of real world physics was not caused by the virus in the VR system. These classics were remastered for a Virtual environment. With access to the kind of technology that would allow someone to physically experience a game such things a turn based battles would become rather tiresome. If I wished to play Final Fantasy VI simply as it is I could on my SNES. I would go to a VR arcade because it allows me to experience the game fully, in real time. The developers designed these games to eliminate mechanics that would be required on old style gaming consoles but with the advent of VR become redundant. The allure of a Virtual Environment is marred slightly if the fight sequences amount to one simply standing on a field and doing what amounts to pushing buttons. Therefore when it came time to adapt Bravely Default they would have had to find a way to keep the Bravely and Default systems relevant while still having them work within the narrative as a game named Bravely Default without the thing that gives it that name becomes rather pointless. Example: The Legend of Zelda if Zelda weren't in the game.
Effectively what the virus did among other things was wipe out the games overhead capabilities, accessing the menu, inventory, equipping skills, crafting. Any items that are not visible or equipped would be lost and without overhead capabilities the games default to Reality Mode which swaps HP and MP for physically (simulated) damage and a magic system fitted to act in reality.
I will make an argument for MP. MP is AKIN to mana, it isn't the exact same. When he runs out of MP, he either has to regain it or do something else. Plus, there is no real world equivalent of mana OR MP, so there's no "one way and that's how it all works" thing for magic.
MP (Magic Points), FP (Flower Points), Mana etc is a fairly standardized concept from game to game, a refillable meter that holds the cost for performing magic or skills. When it is depleted those skills can no longer be performed. If MP in Bravely Default is somehow different enough from equivalents in other games as to be considered its own thing that is something that seriously should have been explained in your CS as I will reiterate not everyone including myself is familiar if your particular game series.
As for magic this being my RP were I to say it was "one way and that's how it all works" that would be how it all works. I don't want to do that because standardizing something that we are taking from possibly hundreds of different sources depending on where this goes could have disastrous results to the story but I will make executive decisions as best I can on various things.
A general rule and fairly common explanation in novels is that magic draws on the power of the caster's soul. Depending on strength and experience a caster is capable of doing more magic all at once. The older a caster the bigger and more numerous the spells he can perform. However a caster's soul must also maintain the person it manifests so the energies it can devote to magic are limited. Were a caster to push too far past those limits the energy that his soul uses to maintain his mind and body would be burned through by the spell and kill the caster in order to accomplish the spell. Obviously some addendums to that would have to be made depending on the game a character comes from and how magic functions there specifically. It would be a bit different for someone coming from a Harry Potter game as they channel magic through their wands. The Fire Emblem magic is a slightly different bag as well and actually safer to use as they have tomes to act as a buffer.
And as for the asterisks, I failed to specify yet again. Yew can only use one at a time, gaining its proficiency and stats (I know stats are useless I'm just describing the game), while having access to the active abilities of one other job. He can't use all of them all the time.
And that's sort of the problem. You learn how to use a greatsword, you become a master at it. You decided to learn thief skills and suddenly you don't know how to use the greatsword anymore until you go back to learning swordsmaster skills. These are with a few exceptions skills someone would learn through practice and hard work. There is no logical reason for such skills to be only accessible to a person who learned them at certain time. Like if I were to learn kung fu and marksmanship. There would be no reason why I couldn't kick the crap out of someone with kung fu then turn around and shoot them with my awesome marksmanship. And given there are such a large number of skills he can't know all at once and he can't know some sometimes and others othertimes it just doesn't make sense. I realize this is how it in in game but without an overhead the most logical conclusion to this is that he would be stuck in one class.
And as for the backstory, I left it vague on purpose as to avoid spoilers, and short as I was cramped for time at the time. If you would permit me, I'll revise my CS for Yew, going into further detail with the backstory, and adding the other categories.
Vague is never good in an RP. We can't work with your character if we have no idea who they are. Besides if a game become not worth playing just because you know some of the twists then it wasn't worth playing in the first place. There is a spoiler disclaimer in the OP. Anyone who doesn't want to be spoiled wouldn't be here. So if you wouldn't mind a more detailed backstory would be helpful.
For Everyone
I have a question for everyone. Since we are playing in a game world I wanted to address the subject of Permadeath. Should we have it so that death in game means death. Or as in Log Horizon dying means your return to the last save point having lost any memories up to that point. A third option would be that we follow the save rules of whatever piece of game world we happen to be in. If we are in a Fire Emblem game death is death. If we're in a Zelda game restart from one of three save places. Dragon's Quest you restart from the Cathedral. Etc, etc etc.
Name: Yew Geneolgia Gender: Male Age: 16 Series: The series doesnt have an official name yet, but i call it the Bravely series. Yew comes from Bravely Second. Appearance:
Equipment: Many, many MANY different weapons and accessories. Can only used what is "Equipped", though, and can only change out between battles. Abilities: 29 Asterisks (A.K.A. jobs in FF terms). Each has its own niche, abilities and stats. Yew can switch between them between combat. Here's a list of em all and a basic run-down:
Freelancer: Default, isn't really an asterisk. Is okay at anything. Monk: High damaging physical attacks to single targets, with a cost. Prefers Knuckles or Staves. White Mage: Healer, some support, some offensive spells. Prefers staves. Black Mage: Exploits elemental weaknesses and deal large magical damage. Prefers Rods. Knight: Okay offense, good defense. Prefers Sword+Shield. Thief: High speed, steals from opponents. Prefers daggers. Merchant: Abilities use and earn pg (currency). Prefers Spears or Staves. Time Mage: Support/offense mage. Prefers Staves. Ranger: Target specific "types" of enemies to deal more damage. Prefers Bows. Summoner: Uses powerful Summons to deal great offensive magic, with high cost. Prefers Rods. Valkyrie: Powerful, BP-consuming attacks on all enemies. Prefers Spears. (Note: BP is complicated. I'll explain later what it is.) Red Mage: Low to mid level Black and White magics. Prefers Swords. Performer: Song&Dance to buff allies and distribute BP. Prefers Daggers or Rods. Pirate: High-MP consuming physical attacks that enfeeble as well. (MP is akin to Mana.) Prefers Axes. Ninja: Evade & Counterattack. Prefers Daggers. Swordmaster: Tank hits to deal POWERFUL counterattacks. Prefers Katana. Templar: High BP-consuming support and offensive abilities. Prefers Greatsword. Dark Knight: Consumes HP to deal dark-elemental damage. Prefers Sword. Wizard: Consume extra BP to modify spells. Prefers Rods. Charioteer: Triple or Quad-wield weapons and attack to gain proficiency. Good with any weapons. Fencer: Enter different stances to augment stats. Prefers Swords. Bishop: Percentage based healing and support. Prevers Staves. Astrologian: Elemental support and buffing spells. Prefers Rods. Catmancer: Learns abilities from enemies. Prefers Knuckles or Axes. Hawkeye: Physical damage to multiple enemies. Prefers Firearms. Patissier: Pro at inflicting statuses and enfeebling. Prefers Daggers. Guardian: Tank hits to charge Soul Power, and unleash attacks consuming it. Prefers Spears. Kaiser: Uses powerful abilities that affect friend and foe alike. Prefers Greatswords. Yokai: Summon 7 deadly demons to use powerful abilities. Prefers Katana or Rods.
Also, Yew can Brave and Default. Braving means he can take another action in quick succession by sacrificing 1 BP per extra action. Defaulting stores up BP, and reduces damage taken that turn. Some abilities cost extra BP by nature, and do not include braves. For instance, lets say you brave once, meaning you take 2 actions. One action costs MP, and the other costs one BP. You would then have lost 3 BP, despite taking only 2 actions. Also, a maximum of 3 BP can be stored, and you cannot go below negative 4 BP. BP regenerates each turn on its own. Lastly, actions cannot be taken while the user has negative BP. If i were at -4 BP, i would be spending 4 turns doing nothing until my BP gets to 0. You are a sitting duck with negative BP. (The user can, however, take actions while they have 0 BP) Another example: I am at 0 BP. I take 1 action, and am at -1 BP. Next turn, i gain 1 BP because that's how it works. I hope this explanation makes sense.
Backstory: Yew was one of the crystal guard's three cavaliers, and went to save Pope Anges after she'd gotten kidnapped by the Glanz Empire. After being betrayed by fellow cavaliers, Janne and Nikolai, Yew journeyed on his own, until he met Edea, Magnolia and Tiz, who all accompanied him on his adventure. They ventured cross all the continents, thwarting the empire's lieutenants, but never rescuing the Pope. They then learned of the Kaiser's (leader of the empire) plans to go back in time and reshape the world to not have corruption. They failed, and the world was plunged into ????, before deus ex machina, and the four go back in time to the first fight Yew had with the Kaiser, before the pope got kidnapped. They convinced the Kaiser to join them and fight for change in the now, but another plot twist, and the Kaiser instead went forward in time, taking a huge threat to the world with him, to ensure it didn't hurt anyone. Yew and company managed to thwart the evil god Providence, the one who created the threat.
There's a couple of things I feel I should mention at this point that I probably should have said earlier but for some reason I assumed that everyone else would assume them this to be the case.
We are attempting to create a video game world that creates a merge between classic video games and something that resembles reality. With this in mind there are three very important things that I likely should have put in the opening post.
1: There will be no turn based combat. We're not going to have our character stand on an open field, lob one fireball then wait for the enemy to hit us before we take another move. A number of your characters aren't even from games that function in this manor in the first place. We will be taking our characters abilities and treating them as though they existed in something akin to the real world. If an enemy comes for us we will take cover, perform sneak attacks, do whatever we can to win. Perhaps betray our companions but we will not be taking turns with the enemy to see who gets pulverized first. Turn based combat if it exists at all in this RP will likely be only in a few select areas and will be for comic relief more than anything actually functional.
2: Stats have no bearing in this RP. When someone gets stabbed they will not lose some HP and keep fighting. They will start to bleed out if actions are not taken to heal them. When someone performs magic they will not lose points from an imaginary Mana bar and when they use a great deal of magic it will not simply deplete the bar and they are unable to cast. Magic comes from within, if a mage pushes it too far it will burn them up leaving a dead husk behind. How much damage a sword swing does is not reliant on your strength stat but on how hard you swing and where you hit. Some things about your character can be inferred from their stats like how much they could lift or how fast they move but stats themselves will play almost no role in this RP.
3: No one will have a magic inventory system in which they can store a thousand and one weapons and items, call on them when needed and make them go away when they are not. Our heroes and villains have essentially what they can carry. With this regard some characters may have an advantage if they are stronger and therefore able to carry more weight or if they have bigger packs which hold more items. There will be available magic items that help this such as Link's item shrinking pouch from The Legend of Zelda but even these will have limits. In this same vein of thought there is no unlimited ammo without a reasonable explanation as to its source. A gun should not have infinite bullets just because that was how it was in the game. An energy weapon could have unlimited shots provided it had some means of restoring its energy internally.
Bearing that in mind Grnmachine a good deal of what is written in your CS becomes meaningless. I am sorry I did not make this clear earlier and you did this work for nothing but without turn based combat the effects of Bravely and Default essentially become useless. What I would suggest is you take the base concept of the Bravely and Default effects and turn them into something that could function in the real world. Perhaps Yew is capable of freezing time, including himself to analyze the situation and come up with the best solution possible but there are limits or restrictions. I leave that up to you.
As well Yew's Asterisks also become meaningless. They are all in the basic sense different classes with different skills to each one. There is no logical reason why someone like Yew could only use some of these skills at once or would forget certain ones depending on what he was doing at the time and he cannot be allowed to have all at once as that would essentially turn him into a Gary Sue.
Unrelated to the above your backstory could use some work. I am only mildly acquainted with the Bravely Default games and your back story does very little to give me more information on either Yew or the universe he comes from. I get a mild sense of some of the events he's been through but the backstory is rather lifeless in regard to the character it is describing and important events are skipped over. I could assume that you don't want to spoil the game for those of us that have yet to play it however the likelihood is that anyone who shows interest in an RP of this nature realizes that they will be spoiled on at least a few games they have yet to play as I doubt very much anyone has played all of the game series present. I myself have only ever heard of half these games and have only actually played a quarter of them. Doom Marine's sheet spoiled the end of DOOM 2016 but starting an RP like this I accept the fact that this will happen and anyone who shows interest does the same. Give me some details, let me know who Yew is cause at the moment all his backstory really tells me is that he is a protagonist in a fantasy video game. If you changed the names in the Bio is could apply a thousand and one different heroes. Tell me what is unique about Yew.
This is more of a minor note but if the series your character comes from doesn't have a name or he only appears in one of the titles in the series just give me the name of the game. I specified Terra as from Final Fantasy VI cause she only appears in one other title of note and that's the area game that takes characters from all the FF games.
Name: Henry
Gender: Male
Age: 19
Series: Fire Emblem
Appearance: Equipment:
Nosferatu – A tome that channels an ebon, vampiric spell. This magic’s purple-black vapor lacerates flesh, and Henry’s wounds and restored in equal proportion to enemies’ wounds inflicted.
Goetia – A difficult-to-use tome that channels a curse of corrupt lightning. Henry cannot use it yet, but once mastered, its violent purple electric explosion can spell a messy end for anyone without decent resistance.
Elfire – A tome that channels a mid-level fireball spell, useful in a variety of situations but not especially powerful.
Abilities:
Henry is learned in a variety of curses and hexes, some for day-to-day use and some especially nasty. This kind of magic is fairly free-form; here are a few that he knows: making objects float, temporarily reversing time for an object, switching bodies with others, instantly mercy killing someone once he or she takes a fatal wound, and hurting others from great distances so long as he has some of their hair. He’s always delighted to learn more, and is especially interested in any magic that might grant him flight, invisibility, or the ability to summon undead.
Henry’s most potent ability is his talent at dispelling enemy magic; he can even return to sender magic that enemies cast at him.
He seems to have a gift for communicating with animals, and quickly makes friends with most of them he meets.
Backstory: Born in Plegia as an unwanted child, Henry was abandoned by his destitute, unloving parents in the woods at an early age, where any ordinary child would have died. A lucky affinity for animals, however, turned the dire situation into a happy one; a pack of wolves found him and raised him for several years. Eventually, Henry bid farewell to his wolf friends, and returned to his home village to find his parents and set things right. The wolf that acted as his mother arrived at the town one day to visit her adopted son, not imagining that the townsfolk would kill her on sight with arrows. When Henry found out, something snapped deep inside him—in fact, he went on a rampage, bloodily slaughtering all those responsible for his wolf friend’s death with a fearsome, hidden power. This gory darkness did not escape the notice of his parents, who now feared him in addition to hating him, and they sent him to a boarding school known to many as a wizarding institution.
There, Henry suffered punishment in a room filled with metal spikes whenever he did something wrong, and he survived as best he could the nasty and sometimes fatal experiments of the administrating sorcerers. Needless to say, he did not escape the place with his sanity intact, but escape he did, and with a well-cultivated magical potential. For years he practiced the dark arts, traveling the remote regions of Plegia. He came into the service of the nation’s king, Gangrel, after being incapacitated by an archer following the near-massacre of one of the king’s war bands. However, when Henry met Ylisse’s Exalt, Chrom, he saw a chance to relish a war of unprecedented size and happily defected to the newcomer’s side. Wielding curses, bloodlust, and baneful dark magic, the ever-smiling twisted mind set to work.
I don't see any inherent problems but I would ask that you bear in mind Henry's limits. He has some very potent and powerful magics at his command so the side effects and cost of using them she be equal to the effect they have. Can't have him draining the life out of an entire town like it was Tuesday morning breakfast.
Otherwise accepted.
A.B.A
Series Guilty Gear
Age 10
Gender Female
Race Homonculus
Equipment Flament Nagel A.B.A's weapon and self-proclaimed spouse. A.B.A found Flament Nagel while roaming and immediately fell in love with the sentient key shaped weapon, renaming him Paracelsus. Flament Nagel does not return A.B.A's love, though he does worry for her.
Super Body Fluid A mysterious liquid containing mercury, which A.B.A can consume to transition between her regular and Moroha modes.
Abilities Enhanced Strength A.B.A possesses a capacity of strength beyond what humans are capable of, allowing her to manipulate the heavy Flament Nagel with ease and perform feats impossible to humans.
Enhanced Durability A.B.A's body is much more sturdy than an average human. She is able to be hit with enough force to send her flying through multiple stories of buildings while remaining mostly unharmed.
Regeneration A.B.A's body is able to regenerate any damage she takes. This regeneration allows her to reattach limbs by simply aligning the stumps.
Flame Magic A.B.A knows a small amount of magic, mainly using it in compliment with her physical attacks.
Moroha Transformation A skill that allows A.B.A to increase her strength and speed while transforming Flament Nagel. This increased power comes at the cost of her own life force, which she must replenish outside of her Moroha mode.
Backstory Created atop a mountain home named "Frasco", A.B.A is an artificial life-form, or homunculus, the creation of a scientist who lived within Frasco. However, before her 'birth', the aforementioned scientist was taken away by the military, which was planning to use his skills for unknown reasons. When her eyes opened for the first time, A.B.A found herself alone within Frasco, and lived the first 10 years of her life in total isolation.
Escape from Frasco was not impossible. Nevertheless, A.B.A quickly realized that she had no knowledge of how to exist outside of her home. To find relief from her sadness, she began to collect keys of all kinds, as they represented the opening of a bold new world and an escape from imprisonment.
While roaming outside one day, still tired of her isolated life, A.B.A stumbled upon an ancient relic known as "Flament Nagel". It was love at first sight, as the war relic was shaped like a key, A.B.A decided to keep him as her partner; she renamed him "Paracelsus". Her new goal was to acquire an artificial body for her newfound partner.
Though it's not quite in the range of OP A.B.A's abilities and equipment force me to ask what exactly are her weaknesses and limitations. It seems that she is insanely strong, nearly immortal, impervious to damage and wields a kickass sword along with having an item that doubles all of those natural abilities. That's not necessarily bad as Wolverine seems to balance those traits nicely but I do need to know where it ends.
Name: Candy Cane [Becky Welsh] Gender: Female Age: 18 Series: Rumble Roses/Rumble Roses XX Appearance: Equipment: -Super Star Outfit [Her boots can do some damage but everything else is just fashion] -Electric Guitar [Uses as a weapon or uses it when playing with her band] -Rumble Roses Championship Belt [Could use as a weapon, has a bit of weight behind it] Abilities/Skills: -High School Driver [Killer Move] -Blabber Girl [Lethal Move] -Sliding Shot: [Lethal Move] -Electric Guitar [Lethal Move] -Rafflesia [Humiliation Move] -Dirty Player [She knows how to play dirty via several methods such as distracting her opponent with a sucker punch following, swift punches to the gut causing them to get winded, using a guitar to inflict much pain to her fellow wrestler, etc] [Most are wrestling moves or attacks, one being a dirty move meaning she uses a guitar to smash someone over the head with. The strange part there is no ref and there is no punishment.] Backstory: Candy Cane aka Becky Welsh appears as the epitome of the "bad girl" stereotype. To her fellow students and the staff, she's the archetypal delinquent (defiant, with a bad attitude) and a social outsider, as well as being a 'punk'. This image is furthered by the fact that she's also the lead singer in an all-girl punk rock band called "The Killer Bambies." Candy Cane is loud-mouthed, rude, and confrontational. She has a chip on her shoulder when it comes to her singing, and as such does not like working with or even being around other performers. Her trouble-making and rowdy antics in school have resulted in her being viewed a bad element, to the point where many would regard her as a lost cause. However, there is one person who does not see her as a lost cause, Miss Spencer who is really concerned about her and shows it at all times. Candy is not the selfish and egocentric person she purports herself to be.
In truth, she experienced a very difficult childhood in an orphanage and thus had a hard time when it came to trusting others and fitting in, which ultimately resulted in her becoming the outsider that she now is. However, her reactions towards Miss Spencer's appeals to her are telling. Candy often becomes defensive and evasive, being quick to try and get away before Spencer can press her further. This seems to indicate that she may in fact like the teacher much more than she is willing to admit, even to herself. It's also likely that her distrust for others makes it harder for her to believe Spencer's concern for her is genuine. She does have good intentions, however. Her official stated reason for entering the tournament is to become famous, but her true motive is that she hopes to use the prize money to save the orphanage that she grew up in. To this end, she has effectively run away to compete.
If you could be a bit more clear on exactly what these:
A few of these CSes have made me painfully aware of sections that I have mislayed from the original CS template. I am terribly sorry about this but I am going to have to ask everyone to place a Weaknesses and Limitations section as well as one for Personality in their CS. I am very sorry for this and I would ask everyone to be patient with me as I attempt to make everything work. I am a bit new to GMing and still in the process of getting everything about this RP sorted out.
I will make the proper corrections to the original post so that this kind of confusion does not repeat itself.
Is it too late for me to show interest? ^^
I'm thinking of either controlling -Frisk from Undertale -Mettaton (Also from Undertale)
We are always happy to have new recruits. This is the RP form of an open world, free roam video game so the more canon fodder... ahem, players we have the better it will turn out.
or (to completely torture myself challenge my writing skills)
-Handsome Jack from Borderlands.
Yes... we simply love torture here... I'm sorry what were you saying?
Transistor - The reason she is where she is now. A talking blade capable of completely reworking the City of Cloudbank, and controlling and destroying the Process. Of course, neither of those things particularly matter any more. What does matter, is that the Transistor can absorb "traces" of the deceased, and talk to them. Absorbing traces also gives the Transistor new powers. Though the Transistor can only have 4 active abilities, these abilities can be augmented with those left over, and she can even augment herself.
Crash() - A short range blast of force. Breach() - A sniper-esque shot that deals large damage and pierces targets. Jaunt() - A short dash able to get her out of harm's way. Usable in Turn Recovery. Ping() - A rapid fire blast of energy Tap() - An AoE siphon that drains the health of those around her. Mask() - A cloak that makes her invisible and amplifies the next attack.
Abilities
Turn() - With the power of the Transistor, Red can temporarily push her mind and body to allow her to plan out and execute several actions in almost immediate succession. Unfortunately, this drains the Transistor, and until it recharges (about 4-5 seconds when using the max actions) she can only use certain abilities.
Transistor Defense - Though Red is just an average human, she's able to take more hits due to the Transistor, which automatically redirects damage to itself. Unfortunately, too many hits and a Main function will be disabled, only repairable at an Access Point. Lose all 4, and the Transistor can on longer protect it's user.
Mr. Nobody - A mysterious man who sacrificed his life in turn for Red's. He's trapped inside the Transistor, able to communicate with Traces as well as the outside world, but not much more than that.
Mute- Though Red used to be an amazing singer, she has had her voice stolen, and can now only hum.
Backstory: Red was a famous singer in Cloudbank, an almost paradise for the artistically inclined. The city could be changed on a whim, and everything, from the weather to the layout of the city, was up to the public. In this city, the Transistor was discovered by a man named Royce. Royce was the reason the city could change on a whim, as his Transistor could control a robotic legion called "The Process" and force them to tear down and build up the city as many times as the public demanded.
Eventually, Royce got bored of the city's constant change and, with some help from friends, began absorbing important people using the Transistor. This was to stir up new ideas and concepts to keep the populous satisfied. This proved disastrous when the group set their sights on Red. Though they assumed her to be alone, her lover, kept from the eye of the public, was also there. He took the hit intended for Red, and the two escaped, though Red lost her voice and the man died shortly after. His consciousness was now trapped inside the Transistor. Red now has two goals. Reclaim her voice, and her partners's body.
I see no problems with this, it'll be a bit of a challenge for you to play a mute character but if you're up for it I say go ahead.
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