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[The World Ends With You] PSL
Feb. 2nd, 2017 10:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
noisycircus[Players]
[You wake up in the middle of what is probably the busiest street you've ever seen in your life. People surround you, but they don't see you, and neither do they hear the sound of your voice. It's just like you're a ghost - which you technically aren't, but it's hard not to think of it that way. That aside, your entry fee is gone, and you'll only have a little time to cope with that. You don't know how long it will be until...
The cell phone in your pocket buzzes. Unless your entry fee was total memory loss, you'll remember why. As the guide reaper explained, "This is, like, your chance! All ya gotta do is work super hard at the missions and survive 'til the end!" She also mentioned forming a "pact" with someone in order to fight the "noise." As unbelievable as that sounded, that Reaper was pretty insistent on it as she shoved a handful of pins at you. The explanation you got for those was really vague, or possibly just hard to understand under all the valspeak this girl uses. Suffice to say that if you focus on them, they somehow grant you psychic powers. If you try them, you'll find that only one of them actually works - the thoughts of the people surrounding you start echoing in your mind. The rest won't work until you make that pact. You'd better start looking for a partner, because it won't be long until the Reapers fill this place with noise. But first, the phone. Your mission is Reach 104. You have 60 minutes. A timer glows on your hand, counting down by the second.]
[Reapers]
[All of that stuff is not for you - you've already been through that song and dance, and you decided that this side of the playing field is more suited to you. Of course, it doesn't come cheap. Your lifespan is now determined by the number of points you earn, and the big points come from erasure. If you're a Support reaper, you've already been stationed in front of either 104, or the paths leading to areas outside the Scramble or Hachiko, setting up your wall and conditions. If you're a Harrier, you'll get a text at the same time the mission goes up - that's your cue to RELEASE THE FROGS!! Or whatever else you want to do to pick off unsuspecting players. Officers, you can just hang out at the Dead God's Pad boozing, watching the fish follow you around under the floor, listening to Adele on the Jukebox, sending people spooky texts, or being actually useful and calling up your junior Reapers to see if they're doing their dang jobs.]
[RG]
[You also wake up in the Scramble, but people can actually see you, so they're like, "holy shit are you okay." Hope you can get helpful information from somebody, because otherwise you're not going to know a damn thing of what's going on.... Be careful what you think about though, because someone might be listening!
Eventually though, you might make your way to the burger shop or 104. The Reaper Decal on these places make it so that you can talk to the Players coming and going - which will be pretty strange, since they'll vanish as soon as they set foot outside.]
[You wake up in the middle of what is probably the busiest street you've ever seen in your life. People surround you, but they don't see you, and neither do they hear the sound of your voice. It's just like you're a ghost - which you technically aren't, but it's hard not to think of it that way. That aside, your entry fee is gone, and you'll only have a little time to cope with that. You don't know how long it will be until...
The cell phone in your pocket buzzes. Unless your entry fee was total memory loss, you'll remember why. As the guide reaper explained, "This is, like, your chance! All ya gotta do is work super hard at the missions and survive 'til the end!" She also mentioned forming a "pact" with someone in order to fight the "noise." As unbelievable as that sounded, that Reaper was pretty insistent on it as she shoved a handful of pins at you. The explanation you got for those was really vague, or possibly just hard to understand under all the valspeak this girl uses. Suffice to say that if you focus on them, they somehow grant you psychic powers. If you try them, you'll find that only one of them actually works - the thoughts of the people surrounding you start echoing in your mind. The rest won't work until you make that pact. You'd better start looking for a partner, because it won't be long until the Reapers fill this place with noise. But first, the phone. Your mission is Reach 104. You have 60 minutes. A timer glows on your hand, counting down by the second.]
[Reapers]
[All of that stuff is not for you - you've already been through that song and dance, and you decided that this side of the playing field is more suited to you. Of course, it doesn't come cheap. Your lifespan is now determined by the number of points you earn, and the big points come from erasure. If you're a Support reaper, you've already been stationed in front of either 104, or the paths leading to areas outside the Scramble or Hachiko, setting up your wall and conditions. If you're a Harrier, you'll get a text at the same time the mission goes up - that's your cue to RELEASE THE FROGS!! Or whatever else you want to do to pick off unsuspecting players. Officers, you can just hang out at the Dead God's Pad boozing, watching the fish follow you around under the floor, listening to Adele on the Jukebox, sending people spooky texts, or being actually useful and calling up your junior Reapers to see if they're doing their dang jobs.]
[RG]
[You also wake up in the Scramble, but people can actually see you, so they're like, "holy shit are you okay." Hope you can get helpful information from somebody, because otherwise you're not going to know a damn thing of what's going on.... Be careful what you think about though, because someone might be listening!
Eventually though, you might make your way to the burger shop or 104. The Reaper Decal on these places make it so that you can talk to the Players coming and going - which will be pretty strange, since they'll vanish as soon as they set foot outside.]
