About the Game
Aug. 3rd, 2011 10:14 pmThe Game
This is a plot-driven, massive multifandom RPG. In the game all fandoms exist as their own realities, totally separate from each other- but when a great disaster destroys all the fandoms the survivors are plucked up one by one by some strange force and put together in a blank universe until their own realities are fixed- if that ever does happen.The World
The reality that the survivors are being sent to is a world just like modern day earth, except totally empty. Homes, stores, entire cities- they're all there, just without any people. Still, everything still functions- the trains run, the stores restock themselves nightly, damaged buildings repair themselves, mail arrives, and most importantly of all the internet is still up and running- an important fact because this is how the beings that rescued you have chosen to communicate.The arrival point is New York City, on the top floor of the Empire State Building. Upon arriving each survivor finds in their possession a small card explaining what has happened and prompting them to create a user ID for 'The Network', an online community that allows them to keep in touch with each other and their mysterious savior. Any news or instructions that their benefactor has will be posted on the network, and they can also use the network to request any goods they might require.
Once an ID has been set up the survivors are free to go off wherever they would like and find themselves a suitable home. This shouldn't be too hard, after all- all the houses and apartments are fully stocked already. A perfect copy of this world, except without all the people.
Some of the survivors might choose to stick together near the point of origin, perhaps taking up an apartment building together. Others might decide to take off on their own- all transportation is still working. They can go anywhere in the world. But only someone with serious issues would choose to go off somewhere were there are no people, right?
The People
All fandoms are welcome to apply. Dead characters are welcome to join too- time is relative after all. If the memory of your existence survived the disaster then you survived the disaster and are ready to be deposited live and well into New York City.If your character doesn't already know English the knowledge of how to speak and write it will be implanted into their consciousness for convenience's sake.
The Time System
One day in game is equal to three days in real life.At the start of each game day a mod will post declaring the day, the weather, and any other vital information for the game setting. If a mod hasn't posted this the day has not changed.
You are of course allowed to continue old logs after their 'day' has passed.