I decided to make my own Player character for UTDR/UTMV just bc I was bored and thought it may be fun
I had no idea what I was doing and had no idea what to make this Player FOR, so it ended up looking like this
More Deltarune coded honestly
Inspired by @liliallowed and their Player character, Crimson
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imagine a yandere who's a player and a darling who appears to be a sweet, innocent thing. keyword, appears. because plot twist, darling actually used to be one of yan player's play things, devoting their hearts to him until... he broke it. duh.
he claimed that he was bored of darling, abandoning them onto the curb after having his fun with them. darling is of course shattered, broken beyond belief. how could he do such a thing? they had given everything up for yan player! but instead of being pathetic and depressed, darling decides that revenge is the better option.
it's not like he'll remember their face anyway. yan player plays with too many people for darling to stand out.
so darling comes back into yan player's life, planning on ruining his life and ditching him like he ditched them. but halfway through the plan, something seems to be horribly wrong. because why does yan player suddenly remember who they are? and why does darling suddenly get a really bad feeling?
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Concept: one-shot oriented tabletop RPG which borrows Land of OG's gimmick whereby each player is only allowed to use a specific, randomly determined list of words when communicating with other players (i.e., all communication not involving these words must be carried out via grunts and gestures), except instead of dumb cave men fucking around it's about a group of dungeon-crawling adventurers ascending the Tower of Babel, or some other suitable framing device, and each player's list of permitted words is re-randomised each time the party ascends to a new floor. Certain types of "damage" might involve modifying the affected player's word list, and one of the game's principal advancement mechanisms would entail "locking in" specific words, rendering them immune to loss or randomisation.
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Smthn about escapism and why someone (me) might choose to stay with Kinito even tho he was a bit mean and also didn’t like that u had freewill lol
Also a little bit of thinking abt how Kinito and the Player Who Stays (the Stayer???) share a lot of parallels (working hard to deserve nice things, crippling loneliness, selfish reasons for clinging to one another, self awareness, dissatisfaction/disappointment with their respective realities leading to them idealizing the concept of each other, etc etc)
(The song lyrics are from ‘Woof woof’ by ARTHUR. It took a few listens to rlly appreciate it, now it scratches my brain in v nice ways)
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Sony: concepts for minidisc player and compact disc player, designed by Karim Rashid (1998)
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I got back to thinking about Player stuff and my contributions to making Players
I love Lemon still, they will still be baby, so nothing will be directed at them and they will still exist even if they're still inspired by Crimson
But
Hm
When it comes to Players, I feel either unhappy over what I made(the deltarune player design) or was inspired by others
Which a part of me doesn't like because I want to be more original with my Players even if I will probably never do anything with them
And I actually think I might use a concept that I talked to Redwolf about for representation of viewers/players/creators
And I will ramble about the concept here but it may end up having something slightly done with it in the future, which I won't give anything away on
People, let me introduce my contribution to the Player concepts; The 4th Wall
The 4th Wall is the player but it's also the viewer and a creator.. But also not. 4th Wall is more of a representation of all of those, it may refer to itself as certain people if compared because they are a representation of those people. They could technically be considered the god of the multiverse but they won't really.. Do anything. Of course they'll take the role of the player when it's time to game(which has no limit, they can play as ANY person, not just the red soul) but other than that they're just there to chill and watch. I can see them getting up to actually talking to anyone in the multiverse if they wanted and getting into wacky adventures.. But not helping, it's not their job to help unless it's specifically a playable game.
Though I could see a neat gag in something, say Underverse, where someone asks "Are you actually going to do anything to help?" And 4th Wall is just like "Uh. Sure!" And proceeds to control their body to make them do or say something that that specific person needed to say or do then be like "Okay, done! Did that help?"(though a fight scene of 4th Wall helping someone fight would be dope)
I view them as being a goofball, pretty dorky, maybe a bit clumsy. Kinda more in tune with Ink. They're not taking themselves seriously and so they come off as not very serious. They would go by literally any gender because they literally are ALL OF THEM. They are a male, they are a female, they're trans, they're non-binary, they're an it, demiboy, demigirl, ect.
I'm currently not sure on their design bc when I think of them I think of that one artist's concept of the anomaly where it's the transparent background shaped as a person.. But I of course don't want to copy that artist even if I absolutely love that concept, so a design will have to be thought up later
But yeah, here's 4th Wall, my second(the Deltarune Player is dead to me) contribution to Player concepts. And unlike my Deltarune Player, I AM keeping this one along with Lemon. Lemon and 4th Wall can be cousins. Why cousins specifically and not siblings? Idfk, it feels right
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Inadvisable tabletop RPG premise #137: Fantasy setting where wizard towers have approximately the same role and cultural significance as Cold War nuclear missile silos. It’s impossible to really hide the fact that you’re casting a high-level spell, and extremely difficult to defend against one, so all of the world’s greatest wizards are locked in a mutually assured destruction scenario; the moment any one of them tries to perform a world-shaping act of magic, all of the other great wizards will smell it and immediately respond by casting Fuck That Guy In Particular.
The setting otherwise superficially resembles a perfectly standard Generic Fantasy Setting, though any close examination will rapidly reveal how deeply its culture is informed by the looming knowledge that the world is perpetually one wizardly temper tantrum away from total annihilation, and the extent to which the conspicuous Generic Fantasy atmosphere is a deliberately constructed facade of business-as-usual over a howling void of nihilistic uncertainty.
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