Forumstuck: Let there be meta

Pre-mades are welcome. And if you want to contribute through writing, it's fine as well, of course.

Currently editing Aqui. Anybody know how I could make a bullet belt in MSP?

Looking at the updated OP, I now know I can stick to my pixel art style. Yay!

I should work on the angles of Plateon's room and the first panel with my forumsona in it.

Well, having character profiles would be a good idea. Something with basic data, like Name:, Likes&Dislikes:, Why do you dress like that, etc.

And this thread is said online space.

By the way, whatever plot we end up with, please don't let the beginning be "A young x stands in their room". Please.

Wait so is that a yes to me being in the thing but so terrible my physical presence never actually fully renders

Because that would be amazing

The story should start with, "It was a dark and stormy night"

"There's 5 boxes of little ceaser's pizza strewn around on the kitchen table. The remnants of war."

Would it be cliche to offer a hunger games/dangan ronpa plot style?

I was going more with "exact opposite of "a young man stands in his bedroom""

Hey, I think I've got a plot. How about this:

A group of people, who've met through this very forum, are gathered together on the internet to create a great event, and bring life to a huge project. Something like a convention, a fan video game, a collab webcomic, whatever kids do these days. But weird shit happens and impedes them; it could be some kind of omnipotent force trying to bring members down one by one, mundane daily life problems, or maybe even their project itself...
We'd meet members in their daily lives, get to know them, and know the passion they're bound through: indeed, we learn as we go that they are very different people, all bound by their one common interest that brought them to making this collab project possible...a project that may go well beyond their expectations.

We could work with the uniqueness of each member to mingle genres and storytellings. Each character's point of view could be told through different genre codes: Person A's pov could be told in a RPG style with funny stats and one-liners, Person B's narrative could be more like a 3rd person novel, Person C could live in a YA dystopia town, etc. There's a lot we could play with, but it'd need to stay coherent, so itd be used mostly as a joke or recurring gag.

You can be whatever you want, amiga.

My "point of view/storytelling process" can be whatever works best for you guys as long as it's chalk-full of my bad puns (like this one). Otherwise, it's back to the drawing board.