CoLC crossover RP, discussion

Happy Belated Birthday, ProTrash. Enjoy this little clip I found off the Internet.

@astrokitty: Yeah, there's some little boats at the balconies.

Are those that appear in the tunnels only showing up on the first layer or so? How far down can someone appear?

@Alleydodger: They can appear at any depth down.

Feel free to interact with Zelda if your character's at/heading for the library. I don't have anything in mind for her right at this moment.

Cybersbe: a man too lazy to come up with an actual dream sequence.

Same here, I couldn't think of a nice dream sequence that would fit with the general cynical wackiness of Rick and Morty.

Perhaps it's fitting, given my current avatar.

edited 15th Aug '16 7:40:15 PM by Locoman

Mind if I ask if there's no jetskis or something similar?

You're not the only one

And feel free to vote or take bets on how deep Curly is, because I haven't decided yet. I also haven't decided if she should run into anyone else on her way to the Library, though today I think the library is gonna be a bit trickier to actually find...

EDIT: The technology level on the surface is colonial era-ish. And I'm pretty sure Jet-Skis didn't exists around then, so probably not.

edited 15th Aug '16 7:43:35 PM by BlitzTrain

The only boats I know of on the surface are dinghies. Sorry

Currently writing Plague Knight's dream sequence, but its late and I'm tired, so I copied and pasted what I had so far on Word and will finish the rest tomorrow.

Yes the only boats on the surface are sail and rowboats.

Done for mine now. Guess Gon'll have to find ANSWERS!

Well, I better get going for tonight on account of that early work shift tomorrow. My shift isn't scheduled to end until about the same time as I got online today, so plus the transit and bath and some resting afterward, and I bet I won't be on my computer until about an hour later than I was online today. I should be able to recap on my phone during my work break and such though.

This is looking to be an interesting day. For some reason, I feel like the big boss is a Leviathan from Atlantis.

Oh, and I had another title for Day 11, but it wasn't very appropriate.

Speaking of bosses, I really want one of them to be from Shadow of the Colossus. Most of the bosses in that game are absolutely massive.

Actually, I've got a question about the whole levels of depth and the city shifting thing today. Do portions of the city stay at the same level when the swap around, or is there the possibility of rounding a corner and realizing you're suddenly deeper/higher than you were a moment ago? Or a specific building/compartment ending up higher/lower than last time someone saw it (say, the bedrooms or faction bases or where the Militia ship is being constructed)?

And if the depth levels are fixed and you're trying to go higher or lower (though looks like everyone is interested in going higher at the moment), are there sloped portions, or ladders/staircases, or just whatever someone feels like?

Considering how on Day 7 you could always end up on the same layer unless you found an elevator or staircase, I assume the same applies here.

Ah, good to know since I wasn't here for day 7. That helps in the debate of what exactly Curly's gonna do next

Oh god, all this talk of underwater corridors and shifting geography and rust is giving me awful flashbacks to SCP-455.

On that note, I think I'd rather take the Leviathan from Atlantis for ocean day boss

edited 16th Aug '16 1:46:41 PM by BlitzTrain

Plague Knight can burst into the Seikargashikat scene at any time, after Pro Trash posts next.

At band, probably won't be able to get a post up for at least three hours.

Here now, fully recapped. I'll try to post soon-ish, though I am having some bad writer's block at the moment. Also what I know I want to post so far will probably take me a while to type up.

@Blitz Train: Pro Trash has it pretty much right. The shifting will mostly only move you horizontally, with very little vertical movement and each individual piece staying in the relative area of depth it's meant for. As for how to move vertically, there's a plethora of options. Sloped tunnels, staircases, ladders, vertical hatches, and even some elevators/tram tubes, though whether you can trust those last ones is up for debate... And of course you could also find a sub and just go up and down in that, assuming you can figure out how to work it.

Cool, thanks for the confirmation. I almost forgot about the subs...