
Hevendor":275kmtfj said:I don't like the first idea. Dunno exactly why, it just doesn't seem that fun. The second one sounds amazing, and you could probably pull it off with RPG maker as long as you're half-decent at making graphics.
WeAreSuperhero":3vtyw6eb said:Two ideas:-
First Idea (FMMO)
Imagine a typical fantasy world. You play a barbarian or something, stomping round the glades, killing critters and selling their hides, questing with friends, eating, sleeping, the lot. Except one day you wake up and you're no longer in this world. You're a massively fat, hairy slob, supported by a life support system, with a humanoid helper feeding you and making sure you stay alive. Essentially whats happened is that the main character joined an increasing trend of enveloping themselves completely in an MMO; however, he really believed that he was in the MMO because of a malfunction in the envelopment process. Whats happened is that the MMO he loves has been shut down due to lack of interest - its been replaced with a fancy new space MMO. The main character joins a rag-tag group of nerds to save the servers which hold their world and return to where they're happier.
What do you guys think of these ideas?
Second Idea (time travel)
A time traveller (or someone who is given the ability to travel through time upon dying) is killed by a mystery assailant. He is given the chance to go back in time and alter conditions so that his murder is impossible. Hence, where the sniper was, plant a tree in the way so the shot is impossible. Its like a puzzle game where you have the situation in which you die and you have to prevent it each time. The storyline would get more significant as you discover your assailant can also travel through time and you eventually travel further and further back in time as he travels back in time to kill you earlier and earlier...
[could well involve unforeseen consequences, ala world-changing, chaos theory, butterfly effect ect]
Dung Beetle":1z3r05vy said:WeAreSuperhero":1z3r05vy said:Two ideas:-
First Idea (FMMO)
Imagine a typical fantasy world. You play a barbarian or something, stomping round the glades, killing critters and selling their hides, questing with friends, eating, sleeping, the lot. Except one day you wake up and you're no longer in this world. You're a massively fat, hairy slob, supported by a life support system, with a humanoid helper feeding you and making sure you stay alive. Essentially whats happened is that the main character joined an increasing trend of enveloping themselves completely in an MMO; however, he really believed that he was in the MMO because of a malfunction in the envelopment process. Whats happened is that the MMO he loves has been shut down due to lack of interest - its been replaced with a fancy new space MMO. The main character joins a rag-tag group of nerds to save the servers which hold their world and return to where they're happier.
What do you guys think of these ideas?
I also dig this idea, WeAreSuperhero but your premise sounds rebellious eh?
**I_Am_KamenRiderW**
Say, mind if we collaborate in our MMO-setting projects? Mine had a futuristic twist though, and might be a rip-off between Baldr Force, BasTOF Lemon and .hack (this is basically an updated story for NetGame Crisis Saga):
Year 2015, a new MMO was introduced, entitled File of Mankind Online, a futuristic MMO A-RPG (that plays like Monster Hunter and/or GhostX). The game was the only MMORPG with an AI (ala L4D Director) acting as a GM nicknamed "Tendou" (a nod to Kamen Rider Kabuto), still human GMs can decide if what the AI thinks. The Tendou AI can adjust the EXP rates, drop rates, spawn rates and almost everything, depending on several conditions that matched the criteria.
As the game gains global popularity, gained a massive playerbase, and the Tendou AI's getting overworked, he decided to build another AI nicknamed "Kira" to eliminate cheaters, still with the human GMs' approval. However, the Kira AI had a different way of perma-banning cheaters: Ban their characters in-game, and upload a different kind of virus that will make their computers explode and even inject "nightmare data" on their players.
It's up to you to either take advantage of the Kira and Tendou's gradual dictatorship in the FoMO world, or save every gamer from the game's insane AI.
EDIT: Kinda like an "Iron Gaia on an MMO" and "Why go Data Drain where you can completely annihilate both his/her character and his/her player?"
The game begins in a major anime event where the interested players of FoMO and of course anime, tokusatsu, cosplay fans alike get along in the event. Then the game was introduced, with matching some of the EXA-Stream staff cosplaying different character classes of the game.
What changed from this concept from the former was that: The VR elements were tamed [unlike that being stabbed in the game will let you feel being stabbed also], the battle system was changed to an ABS (with hopes for a compatible Visual Equipment script), then the story now involved a series of AI dudes controlling FoMO.
jbrist":3ub7gjmb said:Are you thinking of "Shadow of Memories" by any chance ? (Shadow of Destiny in the US),
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_of_Memories
The first lparagraph of the plot;
"The main story revolves around a 22-year-old man named Eike Kusch who dies in the beginning of the game in the year 2001 in a fictional German town named Lebensbaum (Life Tree), loosely based on the actual German town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, from being stabbed in the back after leaving a small diner. However, he wakes up in a dark, strange place, where a mysterious voice offers to send him back in time to prevent his death."
Cause if that's what you're thinking of, I played it too a long time ago, and I thought it was a really great and interesting game, I'd definately play it again if I could get hold of a copy, lol.
Are you thinking of "Shadow of Memories" by any chance ? (Shadow of Destiny in the US),
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_of_Memories
The first lparagraph of the plot;
"The main story revolves around a 22-year-old man named Eike Kusch who dies in the beginning of the game in the year 2001 in a fictional German town named Lebensbaum (Life Tree), loosely based on the actual German town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, from being stabbed in the back after leaving a small diner. However, he wakes up in a dark, strange place, where a mysterious voice offers to send him back in time to prevent his death."
Cause if that's what you're thinking of, I played it too a long time ago, and I thought it was a really great and interesting game, I'd definately play it again if I could get hold of a copy, lol.
Froggerman? would he jump across streets and rivers to get to the end?Velocir_X":ileal56r said:I had this really weird idea when I was cleaning the pool
Everyone knows that Spiderman is such because he was bitten by a spider
But what if he was bitten by a frog? O.o
But what if he was bitten by a frog? O.o
Froggerman? would he jump across streets and rivers to get to the end?
LOLVelocir_X":pha8gsl8 said:and why for goodness sake tops????
Topmon are energy life forms, which start their life as a ghostly being (inside a 'cocoon'). they come from another dimension which is more spiritual than ours. In this world, they must bond with a body. Like I saidVelocir_X":pha8gsl8 said:Why can anthro only be fought in the first evolution
Which allows them to bond with the trainer and go Anthro.silver wind":pha8gsl8 said:Topmon in their first evolution are not fully bonded yet with their body.
Being able to enter a 'real' battle, which you are a part of.Velocir_X":pha8gsl8 said:what benefits does this anthro mode have over regular mode?
Yes.Velocir_X":pha8gsl8 said:wouldn't it be more efficient just to evolve
I wasn't clear about that. Usually in the game, when Topmon get max energy, they evolve because 'their body can't hold the energy'. In this case, they leave it for short time and enter the trainer's body, to form an Anthro.Velocir_X":pha8gsl8 said:why do you have to have max exp to go anthro?