January - February Test drive

[indigo_events]

➞ Post with a character you wish to test drive in this game's setting.
➞ Tag other people's starters and thread out shenanigans!
➞ Invite your friends! Try out new characters! Come play with us!
➞ Have fun!

NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN YOUR TEST-DRIVE JOURNEY?
CHECK OUT ALL THE LOCATIONS WE HAVE AVAILABLE IN:

JOHTO | KANTO | SEVII ISLANDS

Feel free to make various prompts in multiple locations!

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OTHER USEFUL LINKS:
NAVIGATION | RESERVES | APPLICATIONS

Comments

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[sassymaru]

"Log out"?

My apologies, I... do not believe that is a feature of this world. This is, you see, not a game.

[lightnflash]

How would this be anything other than a gaming world?

[sassymaru]

Do games normally require their participants to feel hunger or thirst, where you come from?

[lightnflash]

Yes. I chose cooking as one of my skills because I learned that cooking and eating could be a pleasurable activity and not just a requirement. I even maxed my cooking skill level. In some worlds it's more important than others, but it's always critical to keeping the mind alert.

[sassymaru]

Truly? How fascinating.

Is the same true of illnesses? The common cold and the like?

[lightnflash]

It can be. When human body suffers, it can impact the mind, which in turn can make a player who is in full diver sick. It really is a very immersive experience.

[sassymaru]

Full... diver?

So you you say that games in your world allow for human beings to become ill?

[lightnflash]

[ ooc: we'll pretend I didn't stupidly add an 'r' to that full dive. ]

Yes, fulldive, when you are fully living within a virtual world. And yes, in some of them you can get sick. Not all, but the ones I've been stuck in without a logout feature.

i saw nothing

[sassymaru]

How fascinating... you must be in the far future, even from myself. I have truly never heard of such technology for human beings.

[lightnflash]

Well, it's 2026 where I come from. Though my timeline still feels a little off. See the last place I was, I was there for two hundred years. I don't have any access to the memories, but sometimes the feeling of my time there is still very present.

[sassymaru]

... two hundred years?

H-how so?