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imeeji_frontstage2023-02-05 10:58 pm
wotanon) wrote in imeeji_frontstage2023-02-05 10:58 pm
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it was a █ █ █ █ and █ █ █ █ █ █ night...
Who: Everyone
Where: Everywhere
When: Day 528 (night) through Day 529
[Tokyo-F is still going haywire, though things seem to maybe?? be getting their shit together???? after that awful Go Fish game.
Still, a storm blowing in isn't helping matters very much—especially since the storm seems to be more than a little haywire itself.
Some areas might be raining cats and dogs, while two steps away it's snowing gently. Can you dodge the pockets of bad weather to stay warm and dry?
Some areas might be raining cats and dogs...in plushie form. How good is your umbrella against stuffed animals? What about glittery purple rain, or snowflakes the size of your head?
And don't forget the wind. Some of the smaller creatures that have appeared throughout the city are getting tossed hopelessly about—possibly right into your face. Can you dodge your way to somewhere safe(r) before some slime in unwilling flight smacks you with an extra side effect or two?
At least everyone's still got their mixed-up powers to help keep them safe...]
[OOC: Mingle time! The general hook is that a big old storm has blown in and it's making all the ways Tokyo-F is hecked up, well, worse. I've written up some examples, but everyone is free to make up their own bad weather (just keep the event guidelines in mind!). You can also only run into good weather if you're not interested in playing with storm effects.
Otherwise, this post is open to whatever shenanigans you're up for. Game status effects, random event status effects, more unitswap shenanigans... Tokyo-F is your (fucked-up) oyster.]
Where: Everywhere
When: Day 528 (night) through Day 529
[Tokyo-F is still going haywire, though things seem to maybe?? be getting their shit together???? after that awful Go Fish game.
Still, a storm blowing in isn't helping matters very much—especially since the storm seems to be more than a little haywire itself.
Some areas might be raining cats and dogs, while two steps away it's snowing gently. Can you dodge the pockets of bad weather to stay warm and dry?
Some areas might be raining cats and dogs...in plushie form. How good is your umbrella against stuffed animals? What about glittery purple rain, or snowflakes the size of your head?
And don't forget the wind. Some of the smaller creatures that have appeared throughout the city are getting tossed hopelessly about—possibly right into your face. Can you dodge your way to somewhere safe(r) before some slime in unwilling flight smacks you with an extra side effect or two?
At least everyone's still got their mixed-up powers to help keep them safe...]
[OOC: Mingle time! The general hook is that a big old storm has blown in and it's making all the ways Tokyo-F is hecked up, well, worse. I've written up some examples, but everyone is free to make up their own bad weather (just keep the event guidelines in mind!). You can also only run into good weather if you're not interested in playing with storm effects.
Otherwise, this post is open to whatever shenanigans you're up for. Game status effects, random event status effects, more unitswap shenanigans... Tokyo-F is your (fucked-up) oyster.]
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...No, I'm not harmed.
...I believe the rain drove them off, as I don't recall hearing any after I plunged into the storm.
...Of course, then I was wet, and needed to get out of the rain. It's like I traded one problem for another.
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...And my book, too.
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[aggressively towels.]
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...It seems to dry off easily enough on its own.
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...Then again, I don't recall much of my daily life before Imeeji.
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...And as the person recalling those memories, I'd much rather remember important places, things, or events than my hair care routine.