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<blockquote data-quote="Magatsu" data-source="post: 3654901" data-attributes="member: 40035">Being a night club in any traditional sense, atleast the ones I have visited, have well multi level dance floors, how about tables and chairs? wall lounge booths.&nbsp; usually more dark for the light shows that constantly go on as well as the music generally heard from all areas bumping across the dance floors as well as anything else.&nbsp;&nbsp; --It is the year 2032. Mankind has made contact with extraterrestrial life and technology is advancing. So what if some people say that mutants are appearing? This place looks human enough. This is New York City and business is booming. The clubs come alive after dark and this one catches your attention. The music’s pumping, and there’s no metal detector on the door. Do you want to sit or do you want to dance? There’s plenty of room for both inside. So come in, have a drink.--&nbsp; This to me is vague in a good way, offering the player his/her own personal experience of what a nightclub is.&nbsp; Noting music and it being a happening place.&nbsp; blah blah blah. The one current says, &quot;You walk into a club it has a bar, the rest of the place is dancefloor, door and some stage.&nbsp; have fun.&quot;What if I want a screw driver? Or an After Burn for a drink, do I ask the sambot or just go to another place, why not offer that there is a human bartender if the sambot isn't shaking up anything thats to your liking? I don't know what I am asking, but I guess I as I said, would like a more personal touch.&nbsp; Even the old TMP had a DJ that took requests, How about large panel screen tvs for Vidoes playing with the music or just effect, and on its more dead moments you can flip through news or even sport events. What bothered me though is that when I narrate NPCs moving around, people assume im the idiot, but I always give them my explination -&nbsp; How would a happening nightclub in New York survive off a max of 9 patrons a night paying a cover charger or just a few drinks?&nbsp; I thought it was common sense to assume the players are not the only ones there, its like saying that the Sigil room has shops and good but with no merchants or patrons to shop in it, only those that are Player characters in the room at the time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Magatsu, post: 3654901, member: 40035"] Being a night club in any traditional sense, atleast the ones I have visited, have well multi level dance floors, how about tables and chairs? wall lounge booths. usually more dark for the light shows that constantly go on as well as the music generally heard from all areas bumping across the dance floors as well as anything else. --It is the year 2032. Mankind has made contact with extraterrestrial life and technology is advancing. So what if some people say that mutants are appearing? This place looks human enough. This is New York City and business is booming. The clubs come alive after dark and this one catches your attention. The music’s pumping, and there’s no metal detector on the door. Do you want to sit or do you want to dance? There’s plenty of room for both inside. So come in, have a drink.-- This to me is vague in a good way, offering the player his/her own personal experience of what a nightclub is. Noting music and it being a happening place. blah blah blah. The one current says, "You walk into a club it has a bar, the rest of the place is dancefloor, door and some stage. have fun." What if I want a screw driver? Or an After Burn for a drink, do I ask the sambot or just go to another place, why not offer that there is a human bartender if the sambot isn't shaking up anything thats to your liking? I don't know what I am asking, but I guess I as I said, would like a more personal touch. Even the old TMP had a DJ that took requests, How about large panel screen tvs for Vidoes playing with the music or just effect, and on its more dead moments you can flip through news or even sport events. What bothered me though is that when I narrate NPCs moving around, people assume im the idiot, but I always give them my explination - How would a happening nightclub in New York survive off a max of 9 patrons a night paying a cover charger or just a few drinks? I thought it was common sense to assume the players are not the only ones there, its like saying that the Sigil room has shops and good but with no merchants or patrons to shop in it, only those that are Player characters in the room at the time. [/QUOTE]

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