Blue Skies Discussion

Yep! Even if there are 2 bunkbeds, since there are only about 12 of us, we don't need 4 people in every room. 2-3 is good enough.

 

CG, I think you might want to allow this riot sooner rather than later.

 

Blue Skies has been closed at the request of the GM.

Great playing, everyone!

 

Awwww, oh well, twas fun while it lasted. So, I guess this is when we can say what would've happened had the game continued? Is that allowed?

 

We would have escape if the game continued

 

^^^^ It ain't that simple, least not for everybody. SOME of us actually had a longterm plan. Since the game is over, might as well share it, right?

 

Right, I didn't have a plan for Miser really. He'd just probably hop on the same board everyone was going.

 

Sorry, CG. I liked the premise. Thanks!

 

So, we got permission to spill the beans?

 

Well, it's like I told Teele; it just seemed I was depending on haracter interaction/character initiative to much. And since I don't have the time, energy nor health to really start pulling along the game, I've asked Teele to give it a quick, clean death.

@Show; go ahead. The game belonged to you guys as much as it ever belonged to me.

 

Well, that's fair enough but I'm sad I liked the premise. Maybe somewhen else.

 

Yeah, you should look over your plot again and add more to it. Then re-try with the game at some point.

 

Ok, lol.

Now, my plans: Obviously, there would've been a fight eventually. Towards the end of the game, I would've gotten CG's permission to do this. I would've had somebody, be it Desmond or another, try to kill Catrin with a gun. Danny would've then jumped in the way and been shot in the chest. After a brief dialogue where Danny apologizes for the way he treated her in the beginning and expresses his fear of dying(with Catrin comforting him), he would die in her arms.

Anyway, that's a loose summary of what I had planned!

 

CommonGoods: Killing of the children since 1990 Could have worked Show.

@ SD: The problem with the plot is that much of the game (at least the start of it) would have happened aboard an airship. The problem with that is that unlike with normal ships, much of the action would have been outside the ship, and as such, the players would have been observers rather then active participants. As such, the game would have been around interaction instead of action.

@ Blossom: Maybe somewhen else, yes. I'm still a huge fan of Steampunk, and I'm sure a succesfull RPG can be made based on the concept. Just have to make sure it's action packed.

 

Was planning it nearly the entire game. Was even trying to foreshadow it and everything.

If Blossem reads this after reading my short story, she probably thinks I got some issues.