Bump because this thread is too oooold
Just as the title says, this is a game where you take a look at the oc above your post and come up with the role they might play in a video game!
Here are a few things to remember while you're playing:
- I shouldn't have to say this more than once, but please be respectful of one another.
- Put some effort into what you're going to say. I'm sure that the other person will appreciate it!
- If you're going to write something rather long, you may want to claim the post above you, just in case.
- You can post once for every other three posts. If the thread hasn't moved in 24 hours, you may post before this.
- NEW ** As of February 27th, please be sure to write more than one sentence. We want to see your imagination run!
- NEW ** Also as of February 27th, make sure to give the character's profile a read - it helps in forming your assumption of their role! It also shows that you've thought about your answer, and everyone appreciates it. If there isn't anything to their profile and they merely have visuals, disregard this. :)
But how do I play?
- Though this game might seem somewhat difficult, it's actually quite the opposite!
- All you have to do is look at the above oc and come up with their role in a video game.
- Here are some questions you might want to ask yourself if you're stumped: "Are they a protagonist, antagonist, NPC, boss, party member, etc? What genre of video game might they belong in? Do they have any particular movesets? Do they serve a special purpose? Do they do something special in-game?"
Here's an example:
- Person 1: What kind of video game character would characterA be?
- Person 2: They look really buff and strong-willed, so they might be the protagonist! I could see them in some fantasy setting, like a noble knight trying to save a princess or something? They look like they could carry around really heavy weapons, and can pack a punch, so I'd say they're the heavy-hitter of the team.
fizzelston Ros would be the fence the main characters can sell stolen goods to, but then he ends up selling them out to the bad guys!
He seems the type to be introduced as the "side kick" to the series main villain, but in the end after defeating the "boss" it's revealed that he was just a figurehead and Sergei was the true mastermind all along.
Optional assassin that you can hire in a RPG. If you want her services you'd have to have quite a bit of money, but she'd probably make that portion of the game just that much easier for you to complete.
She'd be kind of the mission control. She'd tell you what you're supposed to do, and make jokes at the main character's expense.
Figuring that the game ahead is like, a puzzle-like game with a hint of adventure, likely taking place in space, Minan is a peppy, care-taker character. She's someone you can go back to throughout the events of the game and heal, or get advice on how to deal with the upcoming trials and tribulations that you have to face. She also gives you warmer clothes for if it's cold (I love the idea of her giving you a scar with just a bunch of stars on it tbh). Aside from being someone you can come back to, she also guides you through the planets and universes, and is almost always nearby in case you need a familiar face to go back to.
Seems to be the king that the protagonist from a fantasy rpg would get his quests from. He doesn't get much character development, but all the fangirls and boys love him anyway and wish there was a romance route with him. There isn't. sad face His merchandise sells pretty well... so maybe there'll be more of him in the sequel.
I feel like Jordan would play the hero, the player character. So of course she's got all the good merchandise and stuff, and it sells well. Especially since the design of the character is really nice!
I think Abby would be a character that the player will need to escort because her brother just wants her to be safe and not die.
I think Seren would be the NPC which gives you a side quest which seems unimportant at the time, but actually gives you a weapon that you can effectively kill the final boss with. Also Serena would be the NPC that would show up at almost all the important towns and routes for no reason whatsoever.
I would say that Ellysa would be a scout-esc enemy NPC. Like, they're kinda hard to see, skittish and pretty fast, but you have to go after them otherwise you could have an army on you in the next minute or two.
Janet would be a legendary smith in a Jrpg style game, one heard about once in some offhand comment you think nothing about at the start, but ends up being the key for the ultimate weapon to be unlocked late game, many hours down the line. And it's very possible you'd never find her or figure out what her role is.