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Hmmm, maybe on the powers? We could do a sort of magic vs non-magic type thing maybe, where half have powers and half don't? Of course, it would also depend on how many characters we each want to play. If we did the magic, the non-magic thing then we could throw together an overarching threat that pushes all of them together. Or we could do something where they all have powers and were cast out because of it. Or they all have powers and are protectors of some sort. Or they don't have powers in a world that does and they're cast out. Or they don't have powers and they meet in a more modern, common way. Like, a school situation where it's just everyday struggles against the world or something. - As you can see, I have a lot of ideas that can be formed into a plot, but I don't have any specific plot- Brain vomit. The last one probably doesn't need a solid plot, either, we can just go with it, but everything else needs some development. Ideas?
Overthink101 said:
Yes- I agree. What should the plot be though? Some good questions would probably be, do we want them to not have magical powers or nah? Since that would be a huge defining thing about who we'd be able to use and all. And that's only one question- Any plot ideas though?
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I like the two cast out ideas but I'm also a sucker for the last one because of the fact that we would just get to see them grow and whatnot. So; All of our characters have powers and are casted out, none of our characters have powers and are casted out, or no powers and meet in a common/modern way. - Another question is do we want the world to be more of a dystopian or nah? If we do then I can totally start giving some fun plot ideas, hahaha- At least for one and two.
Lost Memories said:
Hmmm, maybe on the powers? We could do a sort of magic vs non-magic type thing maybe, where half have powers and half don't? Of course, it would also depend on how many characters we each want to play. If we did the magic, the non-magic thing then we could throw together an overarching threat that pushes all of them together. Or we could do something where they all have powers and were cast out because of it. Or they all have powers and are protectors of some sort. Or they don't have powers in a world that does and they're cast out. Or they don't have powers and they meet in a more modern, common way. Like, a school situation where it's just everyday struggles against the world or something. - As you can see, I have a lot of ideas that can be formed into a plot, but I don't have any specific plot- Brain vomit. The last one probably doesn't need a solid plot, either, we can just go with it, but everything else needs some development. Ideas?
Overthink101 said:
Yes- I agree. What should the plot be though? Some good questions would probably be, do we want them to not have magical powers or nah? Since that would be a huge defining thing about who we'd be able to use and all. And that's only one question- Any plot ideas though?
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Fuck, we share a braincell... I like the same ones. And, yes, I love dystopian for one and two, so ideas are a yes.
Overthink101 said:
I like the two cast out ideas but I'm also a sucker for the last one because of the fact that we would just get to see them grow and whatnot. So; All of our characters have powers and are casted out, none of our characters have powers and are casted out, or no powers and meet in a common/modern way. - Another question is do we want the world to be more of a dystopian or nah? If we do then I can totally start giving some fun plot ideas, hahaha- At least for one and two.
Lost Memories said:
Hmmm, maybe on the powers? We could do a sort of magic vs non-magic type thing maybe, where half have powers and half don't? Of course, it would also depend on how many characters we each want to play. If we did the magic, the non-magic thing then we could throw together an overarching threat that pushes all of them together. Or we could do something where they all have powers and were cast out because of it. Or they all have powers and are protectors of some sort. Or they don't have powers in a world that does and they're cast out. Or they don't have powers and they meet in a more modern, common way. Like, a school situation where it's just everyday struggles against the world or something. - As you can see, I have a lot of ideas that can be formed into a plot, but I don't have any specific plot- Brain vomit. The last one probably doesn't need a solid plot, either, we can just go with it, but everything else needs some development. Ideas?
Overthink101 said:
Yes- I agree. What should the plot be though? Some good questions would probably be, do we want them to not have magical powers or nah? Since that would be a huge defining thing about who we'd be able to use and all. And that's only one question- Any plot ideas though?
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Also, I'm sorry, but I have to sleep now, I have school in the morning :'( Goodnight/afternoon/morning! I shall speak to you tomorrow (probably) |
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Probably a good thing when it comes to things like this, at least XD - Alright- So, I have read many dystopian books over the years. So I have quite the knowledge of good ways to do dystopians that are awesome. - So for the ones where people aren't supposed to have magic but ours do, perhaps there's a test that the government forces all citizens to take at a certain age that will tell them whether or not they have powers and if they do then they get exiled or executed, depending on what the power is(strong equals execution, weak equals exile). There's a few different ways to do this one; our characters are found out to have powers and end up hearing about a safe haven for people like them that they have to travel to but (maybe) find out later on that it's a lie and that it's just another dystopian. - Or for the one where people are supposed to have powers but ours don't, the government has the citizens show off their ability at a certain point and our characters are found out and thus casted aside into the lowest social class there is, or even all sold to provide labor under the threat of death by people that could easily kill them using abilities and all, then either our characters find out that the person they're working for isn't too terrible or our characters escape and run away.
Lost Memories said:
Fuck, we share a braincell... I like the same ones. And, yes, I love dystopian for one and two, so ideas are a yes.
Overthink101 said:
I like the two cast out ideas but I'm also a sucker for the last one because of the fact that we would just get to see them grow and whatnot. So; All of our characters have powers and are casted out, none of our characters have powers and are casted out, or no powers and meet in a common/modern way. - Another question is do we want the world to be more of a dystopian or nah? If we do then I can totally start giving some fun plot ideas, hahaha- At least for one and two.
Lost Memories said:
Hmmm, maybe on the powers? We could do a sort of magic vs non-magic type thing maybe, where half have powers and half don't? Of course, it would also depend on how many characters we each want to play. If we did the magic, the non-magic thing then we could throw together an overarching threat that pushes all of them together. Or we could do something where they all have powers and were cast out because of it. Or they all have powers and are protectors of some sort. Or they don't have powers in a world that does and they're cast out. Or they don't have powers and they meet in a more modern, common way. Like, a school situation where it's just everyday struggles against the world or something. - As you can see, I have a lot of ideas that can be formed into a plot, but I don't have any specific plot- Brain vomit. The last one probably doesn't need a solid plot, either, we can just go with it, but everything else needs some development. Ideas?
Overthink101 said:
Yes- I agree. What should the plot be though? Some good questions would probably be, do we want them to not have magical powers or nah? Since that would be a huge defining thing about who we'd be able to use and all. And that's only one question- Any plot ideas though?
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That's fine! I should probably go to sleep too, since I also have school in the morning lmao
Lost Memories said:
Also, I'm sorry, but I have to sleep now, I have school in the morning :'( Goodnight/afternoon/morning! I shall speak to you tomorrow (probably)
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I really like both of those ideas, but I think I prefer the first one. So maybe either that one or the school one. Which one do you like best? |
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Ughhh choosing is hard, I like the same ones as you lmao we truly do share a braincell... School or dystopian with powers... Hmmm - Maybe we could do both? Like, we start it with them all in school, with their tests coming up and then all that happens. |
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Choosing is very hard- Ooo, yes, let's try that :) |
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Alright then- What else is there to go over- Ah, I know! - How many characters should we each have of the categories(Angst and fluff) |
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