InsaneJournal

Tweak says, "DON'T BLINK. DON'T EVEN BLINK"

MarinaNova Mods (marinanova_mod) wrote in marinanova_ooc,
@ 2017-01-09 12:12:00

Entry tags:

mod: event

EVENT INFO: FAST FORWARD
Tired of the same-old of every day life? Curious to see what the future may hold? On Day 411 (January 16-22) you'll get the chance to do just that in our Time Hop Event. Twenty years have passed in prison. Physical changes and fake memories have been implanted to fill out the gap — what's your character doing these days? Are they still crushing on that other person? Is their hair turning grey? Have they given up all hope of escape, or are they still fighting the good fight to get home? You decide!

Will they remember this after the event? That is up to you, the player! You can have them remember everything or nothing or perhaps some of the things, like waking up from a dream.

Don't want to grow old? That's fine. You can stay in present time with your present memories, gawking at all these old timers that used to be your friends. Lucky.

Questions? Ask them HERE! Feel free to use this post for plotting amongst yourselves!

(Read comments) - (Post a new comment)

kitty_has_claws
2017-01-15 12:03 pm UTC (link)

I was seeing it as the first, but also one that has evolved over time. And sure! I will have Kitty remember that they helped with the overthrow.

I honestly don't even know how much it will come up through the course of the event. It's one of those things where I just wanted an idea of what she's been through and how things have changed and where she'd be now. The prison has changed so much since the first time it was introduced that having it stay stagnant for 20 years didn't make sense to me so I got here. Where it made a certain amount of sense while not requiring sweeping changes that wouldn't line up with what everyone else was experiencing. And I liked the idea of taking that idea back with her to present day once the event ends. Plus, she's thought about how maybe a government is something they need before but never done anything with it.

(Reply to this) (Parent)

(Read comments) -