Realistic or Modern A Couple Realistic Roleplays (and one Fandom one too)

[Freddie]

Please look through these, you'll have my eternal gratitude...

• Military Brats
• Think Tank RP
• NCIS Roleplay

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  Military Brats
  
  
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  Casual
  
  
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  Realistic
  
  
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  Statistics say that military brats move an average of ten times growing up. It's this constant moving that gives them their spunk, their adaptability, their ability to make friends quickly. They never feel like they have a hometown, they're exposed to different cultures constantly. They see more of the world than most people, spending years overseas and in different corners of America.
  
  
  Now, they've found their way to Fort Rockhill. Originally an Army base in Georgia, Fort Rockhill is now a place which services all Uniformed Services of the United States: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Gaurd, Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, and the NOAA Corps. Home to various labs, headquarters, and a whole lot of housing, many find themselves stationed at Fort Rockhill for a year or so.
  
  
  With everything you could ever need- a school, a bowling alley, a commissary, doctors and dentist offices, housing, and then some, a lot of families live on the base. Their kids make friends with one another, knowing very well that most of their friends will move in a year or two, if they don't move first. Yet they continue making friends, living their lives- what else would you expect them to do?
  
  
  
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  Welcome to Synapse Institute
  
  
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  Casual
  
  
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  Realistic
  
  
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  Synapse Institute is the largest think tank in the world, with specialists in everything ranging from Environmental Science to the Middle East. Located in Washington DC, Synapse Institute is the dream employer for PhDs everywhere. Equipped with labs, conference rooms, and libraries, Synapse Institute strives to make their employees as comfortable as possible. Much of the research is used by the United States Government, making the employees at Synapse a valuable asset to the nation's security. However, there is a competitive atmosphere- who can come up with the next big thing, which department puts out the most articles, etc. Do you have what it takes to be a Synapse Industry Employee?
  
  
  
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  NCIS OSP: Chameleon Team
  
  
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  Casual
  
  
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  Fandom (Original Characters)
  
  
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  An offshoot of the NCIS Office of Special Projects, the Chameleon Team formed when the directer decided that he wanted a mobile NCIS team with the same focus on undercover work as the normal Los Angeles OSP team. The NCIS OSP Chameleon Team is made up of NCIS special agents, analysts, and forensics scientists, as well as the five buses they live and work on. Their unit is incredibly self contained, the buses providing every amenity one could need: living quarters, a gym, a shooting range, a morgue, a lab, an Ops center, and even a few interrogation rooms. Together, they must work to become a functional team and a family, solving crimes in the process.
  
  
  

 

[Freddie]

One More...

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Your IQ is What?!?!


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Casual


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Realistic


https://www.rpnation.com/threads/your-iq-is-what.126910/


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It comes as a shock to no one that very intelligent people have trouble fitting in. After all, there's something that rings true about the popular portrayal of nerds who are ostracized and bullied by their peers. In reality, it's because people with high IQs typically have very low EQs (Emotional Quotient), which is what enables someone to understand how other people interact/feel/live. So, they cling to one another.


Enter our merry members of Mensa- a group of people who excel in academics, or maybe a particular field, but cannot hold a conversation to save their life. Well, unless the conversation is among themselves. This group of prodigies found one another because no one else would have them- they simply, for the most part, lack the skills needed to understand normal human reactions. But they have each other.


Now, they live in a garage turned workshop/living space, siphoning electricity from neighbors- they may be brilliant, but they have a hard time landing a job. Will the arrival of some people who aren't geniuses, but who have people skills, change their life for the better? Or will they scare all other people away.


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Though the roleplay has started, you can still apply! You'd just enter as a new member of the garage!