Zodia195
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Hi all, I did a poll elsewhere asking if people preferred assigned couples or natural hook-ups (or both) and natural hook ups did get the majority vote with both options coming in a close 2nd. I was planning on revamping an old RPG of mine here. Originally it was assigned couples, but I am going to scratch that idea. This leads me to a question for ya'll. In the original RPG, there were 8 couples representing 8 different elements. I plan on keeping the elements, but now I am wondering if I should keep 2 (1 guy and 1 girl) representing each char (with a total of 16 chars) or just do one char per element (8 chars, but I still want an even balance of male and female chars).
Now let me explain the premise of this RPG-
You're a college student living out your regular life and thinking everything is fine. Well, what if everything you knew as reality was wrong? What would you do if you belong to a group of individuals that weren't originally from Earth? Well, technically you were born on Earth, but in another life you were born on a parallel planet called Remura and you posses the ability to use magic. Remura is a planet where mystical creatures exist and magic was just another part of life. You were one of the guardians of this planet, but one day a corrupted force came to this planet and devastated everything. You tried stopping this force but were killed in the process. Your soul was then sent to Earth to be reborn. Now this same Corrupted source wants to conquer Earth and you must now reawaken to defeat it. The gods, the ones responsible for you being reborn on Earth, send a guide to help you and awaken your powers and together with your fellow guardians, you must travel back to Remura to save your old homeland before this Corrupted being can gain enough power to attack Earth.
Story can be modified. Now as far as Elements go, this is the list of them-
So here's where that question comes in, do ya'll want 16 playable chars (1 male and 1 female for each element) or 8 playable chars (4 males/4 females)? Or will it even matter? I won't be voting in this case since I am fine with both options.
One thing I would want is if players want 16 chars, I would want ya'll to play more then 1 char, but that'll be optional. It would also depend on how many people would be interested in this RPG too.
Now let me explain the premise of this RPG-
You're a college student living out your regular life and thinking everything is fine. Well, what if everything you knew as reality was wrong? What would you do if you belong to a group of individuals that weren't originally from Earth? Well, technically you were born on Earth, but in another life you were born on a parallel planet called Remura and you posses the ability to use magic. Remura is a planet where mystical creatures exist and magic was just another part of life. You were one of the guardians of this planet, but one day a corrupted force came to this planet and devastated everything. You tried stopping this force but were killed in the process. Your soul was then sent to Earth to be reborn. Now this same Corrupted source wants to conquer Earth and you must now reawaken to defeat it. The gods, the ones responsible for you being reborn on Earth, send a guide to help you and awaken your powers and together with your fellow guardians, you must travel back to Remura to save your old homeland before this Corrupted being can gain enough power to attack Earth.
Story can be modified. Now as far as Elements go, this is the list of them-
- Fire
- Water
- Earth
- Air
- Lightning
- Metal
- Darkness
- Light
So here's where that question comes in, do ya'll want 16 playable chars (1 male and 1 female for each element) or 8 playable chars (4 males/4 females)? Or will it even matter? I won't be voting in this case since I am fine with both options.
One thing I would want is if players want 16 chars, I would want ya'll to play more then 1 char, but that'll be optional. It would also depend on how many people would be interested in this RPG too.
I would possiblylike to be darkness as I said before.
