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Sticky: Application;
Dec. 5th, 2020 04:46 pmIC
Name: Your character’s name and if it’ll be different in the AU.
Age: Let us know approximately how old they are.
Canon: What’s the main source of their original canon?
Wiki Link: What is their canon backstory like?
AU Backstory: The most important part. Let us know how your character grew up before the zombie apocalypse and how they’ve been surviving since them.
Personality: How has their backstory shaped their personality in this verse?
Skills: Is there anything out of the ordinary they might bring to the table?
Inventory: Your character is allowed to have five items on them when they arrive. Only one of these can be a weapon. A firearm and bullets for it are considered one item. The outfit they are wearing does not count, but any extra outfits do.
Writing Samples: We want at least two different threads set in two different situations. Try to make them contrasting, so an action thread and something a little more low-key. TDM samples are preferred, but canon threads are allowed if you haven’t put up a TDM entry.
OOC
Name: Your handle
Age: Are you old or older?
Permissions Post: Fill one out for your character please!
Link to your reservation: You need this :)
Trigger Warnings: Anything you have to be warned for. Not just “Makes me a little uncomfortable but then I’m fine.” Actual triggering content.
Favorite part of the zombie apocalypse genre?: Let us know so we can maybe incorporate into a future plot or event!
Anything else?: Exactly what it says. Put anything else or a fun gif or meme here.
Hi! We're so glad you're interested in joining our game! You're reservation will be good for two weeks and will be required for your application!
Please fill in all the below information and drop a comment below!
Reserves placed before the opening of What Remains have no time limit.
Player name:
Character:
Fandom:
TDM LINK?
Player name:
Character:
Fandom:
TDM LINK?
Player name:
Character:
Fandom:
TDM LINK?
Player name:
Character:
Fandom:
TDM LINK? This is a link to an example website
Player name:
Character:
Fandom:
TDM LINK? This is a link to an example website
Hiatus and Drops;
Dec. 5th, 2020 04:48 pmWe know that sometimes life happens and you need to take a little break or that you may just need to step away completely. So, in the situation that you need a little break or you've realised this game just isn't the best fit for you (you'll be missed), we have a couple forms below for you to fill out and drop a comment below!
Hiatus Form:
Drop Form:
Hiatus Form:
Drop Form:
These zombies are the four kinds of zombies that exist at any and all points in time throughout the game. Shufflers and Runners both have the potential to evolve into Echoes or Bombers but Echoes and Bombers cannot devolve into Shufflers or Runners or mutate into each other.
At various points throughout the game, we will introduce other evolutions or mutations, just to mix things up.
Shufflers: These are your standard, slow moving zombies that shuffle around in search of food.
Runners: There’s nothing particularly special about them except that, unlike Shufflers, they can run at high speeds and tend to sprint after their prey.
Echoes: These zombies have developed a hard layer around their head that makes them extremely difficult to kill. While armour piercing rounds will penetrate the plating, most standard bullets just ricochet off, doing almost nothing to put them down. The most efficient way to kill an Echo is to get up close and impale the brain through the soft skin underneath their jaw.
Based on these guys
Bombers: Bombers are the most dangerous of the common zombies and are easily identifiable by their large size. Bombers are hugely bloated and are capable of spewing an acidic bile that serves two main purposes; harming their target and drawing the attention of Shufflers and Runners. They got their name “Bomber” after it became apparent that they all explode acidic bile when they’re killed.
At various points throughout the game, we will introduce other evolutions or mutations, just to mix things up.
Shufflers: These are your standard, slow moving zombies that shuffle around in search of food.
Runners: There’s nothing particularly special about them except that, unlike Shufflers, they can run at high speeds and tend to sprint after their prey.
Echoes: These zombies have developed a hard layer around their head that makes them extremely difficult to kill. While armour piercing rounds will penetrate the plating, most standard bullets just ricochet off, doing almost nothing to put them down. The most efficient way to kill an Echo is to get up close and impale the brain through the soft skin underneath their jaw.
Based on these guys
Bombers: Bombers are the most dangerous of the common zombies and are easily identifiable by their large size. Bombers are hugely bloated and are capable of spewing an acidic bile that serves two main purposes; harming their target and drawing the attention of Shufflers and Runners. They got their name “Bomber” after it became apparent that they all explode acidic bile when they’re killed.
Twenty years ago, Doctor Amelia Wahnart made national and international headlines when she publicly accused her colleagues of “playing God” with immoral and dangerous experiments. She claimed her co-workers were looking into three main things;
1. What was it that made a person a “person”?
2. Was it possible to recreate that?
And
3. Once a person had died, could you reanimate that part of their brain and bring them back?
Doctor Wahnart expressed her concerns to their superiors but they went unheard and it became apparent that the viruses that were being worked on were ordered from the higher ups. She remained silent on the matter for the next 12 months, watching and gathering intel on the studies being done, the viruses being made and the planned methods of testing.
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1. What was it that made a person a “person”?
2. Was it possible to recreate that?
And
3. Once a person had died, could you reanimate that part of their brain and bring them back?
Doctor Wahnart expressed her concerns to their superiors but they went unheard and it became apparent that the viruses that were being worked on were ordered from the higher ups. She remained silent on the matter for the next 12 months, watching and gathering intel on the studies being done, the viruses being made and the planned methods of testing.
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