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A new form of entertainment has arrived, simply deemed: The Egg. It was a sort of new virtual reality, that put the user in the body of the character they were currently playing. Sitting inside a metallic egg, the user would literally delve into the world, fighting, loving and exploring, as the game constantly built upon itself, based solely on the users decisions. Everything was based on the player's actual physique and abilities; if they couldn't left a 10 pound box, they shouldn't expect their avatar to, either. The user could customize their experience completely, fitting their 'enemies' to their specific needs and wants, and even their darkest desires. Sure, it cost a lot of money to actually get in the egg... but after one play, everyone seemed to agree: You were hooked.
Yeah. Since my computer is like... This | | close to being fixed, I've decided to start up another PbP. It's not new by any means; in fact, I've played it with quite a few people on MSN (LDF, RK, Lurker, Hali, Simca)...
The way The Egg (or The Game) works is pretty simple: Very basic stats (usually 1 or 2 total, max 4), and only a d20. Your stats in no way reflect how easily you can perform a task - it's how descriptive you can make your response that will give you a bonus or a malus. The enemies can be catered to your experience - from anything to tribal furres/humans, all the way down to mindless beasties and monsters roaming around, just looking for a fuck. There are numerous scenarios, all which can easily be played out and adjusted on the fly.
Now, the big thing when it comes to me and PbPs is updating... But the fun thing about the Egg is that it's so simple, and so easy to understand, someone could come up with their own version for it, and people could play it just as easily as they play my version. You don't even need to ask me if you want to run your own scenario really - The Egg's so basic, I don't mind if you just start up games randomly. In other words, if you see something in the Egg you want to run, or you come up with a basic game for one, just run it!
So, remember how I mentioned stats? Here's the four stats that you may see in a game:
Pleasure Points: This is kind of like your HP. You always have a maximum of 5 when you start; when you get 5/5 PP, you orgasm, and either one of three things happens: You get a game over scene and have to restart from the last fight; a game over scene and the loss of a life; or just a juicy orgasm scene. PP will be in every game.
Arousal Points: Sometimes, when you're fighting for your life, it just feels weird if an enemy starts to rape you. Like PP, your AP starts at 5; when it gets full, you willingly have sex with whatever is around you. If your AP isn't full and you start to have sex, you actually get a bonus over the enemy raping you.
Heat Points: This is mostly used for Furries and Anthros. When these fill up, the furry or anthro will have a constantly full AP until she has sex. The character can delay her HP by having any kind of sex.
Magic Points: Used in very few games. Magic Points regenerate every day, so use them wisely.
Rare Stats
You very, very, very rarely see these stats in any game.
Fertility: How fertile you are. Used by both Males and Females.
Pheromones: A scent put out by males only.
Scenarios: Here are all of the Scenarios that I've come up with so far. I literally add new ones as I think of them.
The Savannah: A hostile land, the player starts out as a wandering nomad with no home and no tribe in the Pridelands, a relatively safe area. Their goal: Expand into the Savannah and make a name for themselves, without being forced into another tribe against their will. Plenty of magic users are abound here.
The Tundra: Even more hostile than the Savannah. There is no 'beginning' area, with the player thrust right into a snow-covered mountain peak; They must care out a niche for themselves or be ravaged by the wilds, the other tribes, or even the gods! Fewer magic users than the Savannahs, but they are much, much stronger.
The Forest: Waking up in a strange, large forest, the player is just looking for a way out. There are plenty of monsters waiting in the shadows, just to make sure that will never happen though...
The Oasis Much like the Forest, but on a much grander scale. After walking through the desert for weeks, the player stumbles upon a large oasis, large enough to support small tribes. With Mountains to the east, a large underground cavern to explore, and smoke rising from the North, it seems like there may be more than one way to get out of this Paradise...
College: A college atmosphere is the perfect place to hide an underground black market of slave trading. Seriously, it is! Furres and Anthros are ALWAYS in this game.
Space Station: A sci-fi adventure, where the player is the only remaining member of a squad. The enemy is a race that uses exotic weapons, like tentacle grenades, aphrodisiac darts, and even genetic engineering, as the player races to save the station from total destruction.
Futuristic Metropolis: The prequel to the Space Station, this colony was the first one hit by the enemy warband. This time, the player takes control of their squad right off the bat, working to stop the enemy advancement and push them back into the jungles.
More to come...
The game is pretty simple. If enough interest is shown, I'll try to get it another sub forum, and we'll start playing from there. If you want a taste of it before you play it on the forum, you can always contact me on my MSN, and I'd be happy to boot up a game for ya.
Yeah. Since my computer is like... This | | close to being fixed, I've decided to start up another PbP. It's not new by any means; in fact, I've played it with quite a few people on MSN (LDF, RK, Lurker, Hali, Simca)...
The way The Egg (or The Game) works is pretty simple: Very basic stats (usually 1 or 2 total, max 4), and only a d20. Your stats in no way reflect how easily you can perform a task - it's how descriptive you can make your response that will give you a bonus or a malus. The enemies can be catered to your experience - from anything to tribal furres/humans, all the way down to mindless beasties and monsters roaming around, just looking for a fuck. There are numerous scenarios, all which can easily be played out and adjusted on the fly.
Now, the big thing when it comes to me and PbPs is updating... But the fun thing about the Egg is that it's so simple, and so easy to understand, someone could come up with their own version for it, and people could play it just as easily as they play my version. You don't even need to ask me if you want to run your own scenario really - The Egg's so basic, I don't mind if you just start up games randomly. In other words, if you see something in the Egg you want to run, or you come up with a basic game for one, just run it!
So, remember how I mentioned stats? Here's the four stats that you may see in a game:
Pleasure Points: This is kind of like your HP. You always have a maximum of 5 when you start; when you get 5/5 PP, you orgasm, and either one of three things happens: You get a game over scene and have to restart from the last fight; a game over scene and the loss of a life; or just a juicy orgasm scene. PP will be in every game.
Arousal Points: Sometimes, when you're fighting for your life, it just feels weird if an enemy starts to rape you. Like PP, your AP starts at 5; when it gets full, you willingly have sex with whatever is around you. If your AP isn't full and you start to have sex, you actually get a bonus over the enemy raping you.
Heat Points: This is mostly used for Furries and Anthros. When these fill up, the furry or anthro will have a constantly full AP until she has sex. The character can delay her HP by having any kind of sex.
Magic Points: Used in very few games. Magic Points regenerate every day, so use them wisely.
Rare Stats
You very, very, very rarely see these stats in any game.
Fertility: How fertile you are. Used by both Males and Females.
Pheromones: A scent put out by males only.
Scenarios: Here are all of the Scenarios that I've come up with so far. I literally add new ones as I think of them.
The Savannah: A hostile land, the player starts out as a wandering nomad with no home and no tribe in the Pridelands, a relatively safe area. Their goal: Expand into the Savannah and make a name for themselves, without being forced into another tribe against their will. Plenty of magic users are abound here.
The Tundra: Even more hostile than the Savannah. There is no 'beginning' area, with the player thrust right into a snow-covered mountain peak; They must care out a niche for themselves or be ravaged by the wilds, the other tribes, or even the gods! Fewer magic users than the Savannahs, but they are much, much stronger.
The Forest: Waking up in a strange, large forest, the player is just looking for a way out. There are plenty of monsters waiting in the shadows, just to make sure that will never happen though...
The Oasis Much like the Forest, but on a much grander scale. After walking through the desert for weeks, the player stumbles upon a large oasis, large enough to support small tribes. With Mountains to the east, a large underground cavern to explore, and smoke rising from the North, it seems like there may be more than one way to get out of this Paradise...
College: A college atmosphere is the perfect place to hide an underground black market of slave trading. Seriously, it is! Furres and Anthros are ALWAYS in this game.
Space Station: A sci-fi adventure, where the player is the only remaining member of a squad. The enemy is a race that uses exotic weapons, like tentacle grenades, aphrodisiac darts, and even genetic engineering, as the player races to save the station from total destruction.
Futuristic Metropolis: The prequel to the Space Station, this colony was the first one hit by the enemy warband. This time, the player takes control of their squad right off the bat, working to stop the enemy advancement and push them back into the jungles.
More to come...
The game is pretty simple. If enough interest is shown, I'll try to get it another sub forum, and we'll start playing from there. If you want a taste of it before you play it on the forum, you can always contact me on my MSN, and I'd be happy to boot up a game for ya.
