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<blockquote data-quote="Knightfall" data-source="post: 5591682" data-attributes="member: 2012">I have a strange idea.I've been thinking about writing a new story hour. The story would be based on the plot line of an RPG adventure, but it wouldn't be a PbP. I'd create the protagonists, and I'd write the story based on the roll of dice.The interactive part would be that people can chime in on a related thread and give suggestions of what the characters might do to resolve scenes. However, I'll actually decide what actually happens.Therefore, the concept will sort of be like those old adventure books where the reader picks the direction that the story goes. The format isn't written in stone, however, and as the personalities of the characters develop, I'll be less inclined to be influenced as to the characters' actions.What do people think of this idea?KFNOTE: I originally had a thread for this in one of the PbP forums. It wasn't the right place for it, so I decided to replicate that thread here. All the posts up until the point of my reply to Dandu's comment are originally from that thread.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Knightfall, post: 5591682, member: 2012"] I have a strange idea. I've been thinking about writing a new story hour. The story would be based on the plot line of an RPG adventure, but it wouldn't be a PbP. I'd create the protagonists, and I'd write the story based on the roll of dice. The interactive part would be that people can chime in on a related thread and give suggestions of what the characters might do to resolve scenes. However, I'll actually decide what actually happens. Therefore, the concept will sort of be like those old adventure books where the reader picks the direction that the story goes. The format isn't written in stone, however, and as the personalities of the characters develop, I'll be less inclined to be influenced as to the characters' actions. What do people think of this idea? KF [B]NOTE:[/B] I originally had a thread for this in one of the PbP forums. It wasn't the right place for it, so I decided to replicate that thread here. All the posts up until the point of my reply to Dandu's comment are originally from that thread. [/QUOTE]

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