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Who you gonna call? [Ghostbusters: A Frightfully Cheerful Roleplaying Game]

@Jerkchicken@Duthguy

Ok I need to ask; are you guys ok with roughly what the pace is right now? Otherwise I might need to call this early. My school hasn't relented as much as I'd hoped after midterms and it doesn't look like it will anytime soon. I'll still be able to crank out a post roughly once a week but if that doesn't seem like your cup of tea then I think I'd rather nip this in the bud to be picked up another time rather than let it just fizzle out.

On the assumption that you guys do want to keep going, do you want to see the other two properties or just get a rough rundown of them from the agent? From there we'd go to a car lot and grab your Ecto-1 stand in and, then get into the real meat and potatoes of the game?

Who you gonna call? [Ghostbusters: A Frightfully Cheerful Roleplaying Game]

Hearing the word negotiations brought a genuine smile to the sleazeball's face.

"I'm more than happy to begin negotiations." he said, putting on a bit of a posh twinge to his speech, like the words he spoke were holy. "However" he began, raising one finger to accentuate his incoming point "we still have two floors to go here. I'd be more than happy to provide some better photos if the twos of you have more pressin' matters to attend to. Same goes for the other properties we were gonna see today."

Who you gonna call? [Ghostbusters: A Frightfully Cheerful Roleplaying Game]

"Like I said, fixer upper. She just needs a little bit of TLC and she should be up to snuff for whatever goat-hunting equipment ya need to set up." the realtor assured, beginning to move towards the back of the building and headed for the backrooms.

"Let's keep this tour goin' fellas, I'm dyin' to show off the rest of this place. Lotta opportunities!" The rotund salesman said, turning to face the others but continuing his trajectory to the back. Through the door was a small hallway that split off into an office on the left, the kitchen on the right and a set of stairs at the end of the hallway. Both rooms would be in similar states of disrepair; anything of value missing, clutter all over the ground with the only exception being an ancient computer that looked to be in half decent condition in the office.

"Look at this space!" the realtor commented with a smile, waving his arm to show off the kitchen first "this place used to house some heavy-duty cookin' tools, probably good enough for your goat containment or what have ya."

Moving a little further down the hall, the realtor gave a small nod of his head into the office. "I know this one's not as much to look at but ya knock down a wall or two and you could probably get another few feet outta the place." he commented, not quite as enthused about the room but keeping his fake smile all the same.

Urban Shadows 2 - The Ectoplasmic Boogaloo

Same to you two! Been a bit.

Urban Shadows 2 - The Ectoplasmic Boogaloo

@PennyI'll keep a tentative watch then for when the OOC goes up, don't want to lag ya'll behind but this sounds pretty cool

Urban Shadows 2 - The Ectoplasmic Boogaloo

I'd be interested in this! What will post frequency look like? My school life is pretty busy and I'm running an RP of my own so daily posts aren't really in the cards for me. If that's a deal breaker, no worries and I look forward to just watching!

Who you gonna call? [Ghostbusters: A Frightfully Cheerful Roleplaying Game]

Sounds good! And sorry again guys for the wait, especially since I said I'd post earlier.

Who you gonna call? [Ghostbusters: A Frightfully Cheerful Roleplaying Game]

@Jerkchicken Checked your roll and it looks good! Just a heads up for next time, run it by me before you make a roll so I can come up with a number for your roll to beat.

@Duthguy @Jerkchicken
I am really sorry it took me this long to get another post to you guys, school has been kicking my ass and I haven't had the energy for this. I'm hoping I'm a bit more out of the woods now that I've hit a rhythm with my school work though.

Who you gonna call? [Ghostbusters: A Frightfully Cheerful Roleplaying Game]

The sleaze-ball, had been very admit about keeping his face off of film but with the smooth words of the ghostbuster to be; well who could put up a fuss? The man's eyes darted towards the camera and Go-Za a number of times before finally lower his hand that he had ineffectually used to cover his face.

"Alright, alright. If it's just for advertising purposes I suppose there's no harm." the agent said, his face turning back to façade of friendliness "don't mean to start off on tha' wrong foot here, just got some old flings from my uni days I'm tryin' to avoid."

His composure renewed, it was show time for the real estate agent. The man hurried over to the front door of the building and began fiddling with a ring of keys before finding the match for the building. With the door unlocked, the hefty man put a great deal of his weight into reefing on the ancient door until it popped open with a sickening scraping noise.

From the doorway the main bar area could be seen though to call it decrepit would be too kind of a term. The walls had holes where paraphernalia once hung and larger ones where fists and possibly pool cues had once called home. M0ost of the furniture was missing as well save for some (not all) of the bolted down barstools, the booths lining the wall to the right and a single chair-table combo left seemingly undisturbed since the closing of the establishment. At the back of the establishment sat a pool table and set of three doors; women's and men's bathrooms and another the likely lead to the kitchen and employees only areas.

"Viola! I know she's a bit of a fixer upper but these building were built to last. Good bones to 'em!" the agent said, walking into the room and giving the wall a light knock to prove his point, though the light tap had been enough to leave a small indent in the wall.

Who you gonna call? [Ghostbusters: A Frightfully Cheerful Roleplaying Game]

Sounds good! I know I said I'd get something up today but that's going to probably be deferred to tomorrow. Had a rough/hectic day today and didn't have the time or energy to get something up for you guys.