Decided to start my first forum game. Basically, as I was from Nationstates originally, I decided to bring a NS forum game to here. Though the whole skyscraper game first started in xkcd and was brought to NS by someone else.
Anyway, going to the main point, basically, you have to post one floor per post. You then have to write what the floor is like. You can write any stuff about the floor, whether they are generic or imaginative, or realistic or unrealistic. Whatever you want to write and have in your mind. I'll start with the first floor. The only two rules are that you should not destroy the skyscraper and you should match the floor number with post number.
Floor 1
A lobby for the Tvtropes Skyscraper. Ot is filled with many tropers visiting the skyscraper, as well as trope filled in general. It also has many advertisements for Trope Co.
Edited by Billy5545 on Jul 22nd 2023 at 8:04:42 PM
Room 102 is one of the building's own power generator. It is powered by many hamsters spinning in their hamster wheels, producing electricity
Just an eagle. (Feel free to PM me if you want to talk to me).Room 103. A bunch of completely normal living rooms, except everything is on fire
The thing that was gonna be powerful, then not, then powerful againFloor 104: The whole floor is essentially an interactive globe that allows you to travel anywhere in the real world that you like, for free.
Edited by CustardAndPie on Jun 14th 2019 at 1:24:58 PM
Hey how you doing well I'm doing just fine I lied I'm dying insideFloor 105: A big pot of gumbo lies in the middle of this white room. Sometimes, an old lady runs to the pot at whacks at the gumbo with her wooden spoon.
Edited by Playing_with_boy on Jun 27th 2019 at 2:52:56 AM
Floor 106: A small room with no windows. There is a black wooden desk lit by candlelight in the right corner. There are three books on the desk. The first book is a list of names of everyone that has ever died. The second book is a list of names of everyone that is currently alive. The third book is a list of names of everyone that will be born.
Where I once would fear the cost of truth, now I only ask: "What is the cost of lies?"Floor 107: A dermatologist's office, with free pimple/blackhead/cyst extractions every Tuesday.
Hey how you doing well I'm doing just fine I lied I'm dying insideFloor 108
A room filled with many slow moving but quickly spinning circular saws arranged in row. People have to go to the elevator on other side to proceed to every next floors after this
Just an eagle. (Feel free to PM me if you want to talk to me).Floor 109: A bacon cooking competition. Goes on from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. every day Monday to Wednesday. Has a lot of stoves and pans and bacon, in refrigerators.
Room 110 is Revenge's secret ship-betting ring's multiverse headquarters. When not hanging with the rest of the cast, attending cons, or working, Revenge is often found here, looking at stats, watching blooming ships, and debating the ethical quality of this, or lack thereof.
"DIO is the ultimate being! The being of the future! Dare you not to rival me!"Floor 111
A Panem owned property. It is used by them to help with Hunger Games planning and operating
Just an eagle. (Feel free to PM me if you want to talk to me).Floor 112: A floor that contains a small kingdom of friendly anthropomorphic wyvern knights that also like to do honorable non-lethal duels with the visitors' consent.
Google Snake Game.Floor 112: A Starbucks themed Mc Donald's.
Where I once would fear the cost of truth, now I only ask: "What is the cost of lies?"Floor 114: A theater where guests are allowed to MST any movie of their choice.
Hey how you doing well I'm doing just fine I lied I'm dying insideFloor 115: Zordon moved here after supposedly being destroyed in Power Rangers In Space
Floor 116: A hotel. Contains a lobby with a desk (that only has a bell on it and a stack of papers (paper clipped) which appear to contain information about everybody and everything in this room), a lady wearing a red vest hunched behind the desk, 100 chairs (arranged in 25 squares), a bookshelf with a lot of booklets, a water fountain. No one knows what's beyond the lobby, for walking past the desk kills you within 2 and a half seconds.
Floor 117: The floor and walls are whiteboards, where everyone can write obscure pop culture references in any color marker they like. Visitors are also free to guess where the reference is from.
Hey how you doing well I'm doing just fine I lied I'm dying insideFloor 118: Just a sign that says this floor does not, and has never, existed. Nor did people see any sort of strange creatures down the hall, because that would just be ridiculous. The elevator skips this floor, because as we said, there is no floor 118.
Edited by WarJay77 on Jul 12th 2019 at 4:32:48 AM
Currently Working On: Incorruptible Pure PurenessFloor 119: A gallery of taxidermied fantasy creatures. There's 10 taxidermied unicorns included in the collection for some reason.
Hey how you doing well I'm doing just fine I lied I'm dying insideFloor 120: This floor is filled with storerooms containing weird and/or classified technology that have extremely strict access control. Those authorized for access have commented that there are artifacts in the storerooms that are capable of turning men into monsters.
Humanity is defined by its absurdity, and I am no exception.Floor 121: A McDonald's-themed Starbucks.
Edited by Tre on Jul 12th 2019 at 2:52:07 PM
oh, that's why I need this binary mind // ⌘Floor 122: A dense tropical rain-forest covered in mists. There are rumors that a hidden temple is in the room, but people get lost looking for it.
Currently Working On: Incorruptible Pure PurenessFloor 123: A viking hotel, with a casino, a pool for kids and adults, and a buffet where you can eat as much as you like. an animatronic Angelica Pickles also put's on a show everyday at 6 PM nicknamed "The Angelica Show" in which she mondegreen's songs.
Floor 124: A movie theater with the absolute, most ridiculous amount of soundproofing ever, designed to give the most optimal cinematic experience possible. All movies, no matter how old, bad, or obscure, are played.
Hey how you doing well I'm doing just fine I lied I'm dying insideFloor 125: For some reason the princess on this floor is asleep 24/7, it's been confirmed that she isn't under a spell or something though
Room 101 is a continuous math lesson. Those who believe 101 is not a prime number is sat down and lectured at length about why you need basic arithmetic in your life.
Timers to measure time, thermometers to measure thermomets, mometers to measure mom, and measuring containers to measure measurements.