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Post by Archindale on Nov 21, 2016 21:14:44 GMT
------------------------------ >Title: Scribbles and Doodles_
>Next_
A man stands in a room with no memory of who he was. He cannot even remember his name! Since he cannot remember, what will his name be then?_
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The Blabbermouth
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Post by The Blabbermouth on Nov 21, 2016 21:29:47 GMT
> Doodly McScribbles
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Post by Archindale on Nov 21, 2016 23:00:25 GMT
>Doodly McScribbles_
 It's not like you know your name anyway. Doodly McScribbles it is then.>Doodly: Examine room_
 Looking at the room, it seems that there's not that much to-wait. Hold on.
Are you really sticking with "Doodly McScribbles"? It's a nice nickname, but there must be a better name! Let's try again.
What will his name be? _
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Post by Savior of the Meming Dead on Nov 22, 2016 0:31:05 GMT
> Dob Fobbclob
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Post by digiornospizza on Nov 22, 2016 3:03:23 GMT
7 Grand Dad
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Post by Archindale on Nov 22, 2016 19:42:00 GMT
>Next_
 Okay, that's a lot of choices, though you can only pick one.>Next_
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 Your name is now DOB FOBBCLOB. >Examine room again_
Well, as you've stated before, there's not that much things in this room. You wonder how you even got here. There's a chest on a high shelf, a dresser right next to you, a small step stool on the other side of the room, and a locked door. What should you do now? _ ----- Commands Used Shown: |
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Post by Savior of the Meming Dead on Nov 22, 2016 20:24:49 GMT
> Retrieve overused joke from chest.
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Post by digiornospizza on Nov 23, 2016 1:50:01 GMT
examine door
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Post by Archindale on Nov 23, 2016 4:13:21 GMT
>Examine door_
 Yeah, the door's still locked. You wonder what's behind it. Maybe it's another room. Or a way out. What if it's a forest? You don't know how you can survive! You still don't know your real name! Why won't this door open???>Force the door open_ Open!>Next_ You think that this room's starting to get in your mind. You should probably escape soon before you lose it in here. >Retrieve overused joke from chest_ While you would like to retrieve the OVERUSED JOKE from the box, it seems that it's a little too high up for you to grab it. ----- Commands Used: > Retrieve overused joke from chest. |
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Post by digiornospizza on Nov 23, 2016 4:19:50 GMT
move dresser under shelf and break open chest by smashing it on the ground.
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Post by Archindale on Nov 24, 2016 7:05:25 GMT
>move dresser under shelf and break open chest by smashing it on the ground_ This thing's kind of heavy.>Next_
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Oh, a piece of paper. >Read the paper_
 Surprisingly, from what I know of so far, contained (self-sustaining) realities are by far the simplest and yet very practical form of storage. While these realities are very limited in internal space (as they are a contained reality), they are very useful for securing items at any time. Of course, as previously mentioned, they are C-realities, which means that I can’t put anything large in it, though that doesn’t detract from its usefulness.
Creating these C-realities is very simple. I only have to loop the function that keeps its external form intact while holding the inside together. Energy is not much of a problem as I can just have the C-reality leech off of another reality. Having it leech energy off of a Core reality is a potentially dangerous idea as it could overflow its energy intake and/or take too much and underflow other leeching realities.
Sadly, I have not had a lot of practice yet, so creating even a simple C-reality can take a long while. Trying to make one directly in the Expanse is my best chance at making one quick(er), though I'd rather not be out in the open.
Luckily, Time is not a necessary component when dealing with space. Relative time is still an issue, though.Â
NOTE: Having C-reality=contained reality is too much of a hassle because I would have to abbreviate Core realities as CO-reality. Too confusing. New abbreviations: Core reality abrv. -> C-reality / contained reality abrv. -> Inventory space You wonder who wrote this. You check the box, and it seems that only that paper was in it. No door key. Guess you have to keep looking, then. ----- Commands Used: move dresser under shelf and break open chest by smashing it on the ground. |
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Post by Sharkalien on Nov 25, 2016 0:22:29 GMT
>Fold the paper into a key
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Post by digiornospizza on Nov 25, 2016 4:46:56 GMT
fold the paper into a sword
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Post by lethrblaka on Nov 25, 2016 6:05:54 GMT
>Fold the paper into a keysword, like in that game you loved as a kid.
>Use keysword on door.
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The Blabbermouth
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Post by The Blabbermouth on Nov 25, 2016 19:06:03 GMT
> Fondly regard the stool in the corner. What a fine piece of woodwork! Use it to smash the door open!
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Post by staircaseofkneecaps on Nov 25, 2016 19:07:46 GMT
Open the drawer on the dresser.
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Post by Archindale on Nov 25, 2016 19:34:50 GMT
>Fold the paper into a key_ Well, you're not really sure how that would wor-and the paper's rolling up by itself.>Next_
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Oh, never mind. Looks like it transformed into a key by itself. >fold the paper into a sword_
 You wouldn't say that it's paper anymore. It feels like a key, though it still has the same colors. >Next_ You're not really sure how that would work. You can't really see a key changing into a sword, though you did just see a piece of paper turn into a key, so it wouldn't be that strange. >Fold the paper into a keysword, like in that game you loved as a kid_
 You don't remember anything from your childhood, so you don't really know what a "keysword" is. But you can still imagine one. While making a keysword make sense in a way, you don't know how to change its form. The paper changed into a key by itself, but there must be a way! >Toss the key on the ground_
You're not really sure if this will work, but it's not like you know any better ways to try. >Next_ >Next_ You now have a keysword. What will you name it? ----- Commands Used: >Fold the paper into a key fold the paper into a sword >Fold the paper into a keysword, like in that game you loved as a kid. I'll be getting to the other commands soon! |
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Post by Sharkalien on Nov 25, 2016 20:42:11 GMT
>DOORFUCKER
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Post by digiornospizza on Nov 25, 2016 21:05:36 GMT
Useless key
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Post by Savior of the Meming Dead on Nov 25, 2016 22:21:15 GMT
> Empire Key
> Modify it once more to give it useless side guards and a keychain.
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Post by Poligrizolph on Nov 25, 2016 23:45:30 GMT
> Don't name it anything.
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Post by Archindale on Nov 27, 2016 0:19:24 GMT
>DOORFUCKER_
You now have Doorfucker. >Examine weapon_
 Like the key, it still keeps the same color scheme while feeling like an actual sword. You're pretty sure the blade can be pretty deadly if you were to get in a fight, though you hope you won't get in that sort of situation.
>Modify it once more to give it useless side guards and a keychain_ Let's see. >Next_ Apparently not. You guess that the paper can only transform into a key and a sword. You should probably find a better way to change the paper's form. Dropping it isn't really efficient and can be very loud. >Open the drawer on the dresser_
 There doesn't seem to be much in here except... >Next_ ...this shirt. It looks exactly like yours other than that it has buttons that are buttoned up already. >Put on the shirt_ It is nice to change your appearance once in a while, and this new shirt feels more soft. >Fondly regard the stool in the corner. What a fine piece of woodwork! Use it to smash the door open!_ It does look pretty nice, though it is a bit sloppy. In fact, you wouldn't really call it wood. It doesn't feel like wood. It feels hard, like metal, but it doesn't look like any metal you know of. >Next_
 Even if it metal, you're certain that it's not strong enough to break down that door. >Next_ Though, you have an idea. >Next_
 A way to get out. >Use keysword on door_ Gladly. >Next_ ----- Commands Used: > Modify it once more to give it useless side guards and a keychain. Open the drawer on the dresser. > Fondly regard the stool in the corner. What a fine piece of woodwork! Use it to smash the door open! I might not be able to make daily updates anymore because of school, but I'll try my best. |
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Post by Sharkalien on Nov 27, 2016 1:22:05 GMT
>Kick the freshly sliced door down
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Post by staircaseofkneecaps on Nov 27, 2016 4:22:15 GMT
Use the dresser as a battering ram to break through the door.
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Post by Poligrizolph on Nov 27, 2016 4:41:51 GMT
> Lick door.
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