Post by Dawnrose on Jan 7, 2017 19:12:44 GMT -5
The Science Lab
*FIRST EXPERIMENT IS NOW IN PROGRESS*
Welcome to The Science Lab! This is a forum game where you add onto a shape or form with other people. It's kind of like a generator, but you and other people add on things to generate a creature yourself. This is inspired by one of my friends on a chat server that I quit, they had made a game similar to this before. Credit to them!
RULES
1 - (IT IS 2 COMMANDS PER PERSON UNTIL SOMEONE ELSE POSTS. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE PREVIOUS PERSON'S COMMANDS TO BE PROCESSED, TO CLEAR UP ANY CONFUSION) You may only add on two things at once. If you do not pay attention to this rule and add more than two things at once, your request will not be processed. You may also not remove anything that has been added.
2 - Please no fighting with others. I know that you may not agree with the items that people are adding to the creature, but this is a multiplayer game where everyone can add what they want.
3 - A new experiment will be made every Monday, and every experiment will end on Friday. Whenever the experiment ends, the creature will be analyzed on its speed and survival skills. The finished creature will be displayed in a separate post so you can remember what it looked like.
NOTES
The skills the creature has will depend on what has been added to the creature. For example, if no one has added eyes, the creature will be blind. However, you may choose to add anything to a creature that you want. It is not required for the creature to have arms, legs or anything a human has at the end of the experiment. It is an imaginary creature.
Very rarely, the creature can randomly develop a mutation after the first things are added on. This means depending on the mutation it has, you will not be able to add certain things. If the creature's mutation is that it can not have any purple things added to it, then nobody will be able to add any purple things to it.
An example of how to play the game will be below, so read that first before playing!
*FIRST EXPERIMENT IS NOW IN PROGRESS*
Welcome to The Science Lab! This is a forum game where you add onto a shape or form with other people. It's kind of like a generator, but you and other people add on things to generate a creature yourself. This is inspired by one of my friends on a chat server that I quit, they had made a game similar to this before. Credit to them!
RULES
1 - (IT IS 2 COMMANDS PER PERSON UNTIL SOMEONE ELSE POSTS. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE PREVIOUS PERSON'S COMMANDS TO BE PROCESSED, TO CLEAR UP ANY CONFUSION) You may only add on two things at once. If you do not pay attention to this rule and add more than two things at once, your request will not be processed. You may also not remove anything that has been added.
2 - Please no fighting with others. I know that you may not agree with the items that people are adding to the creature, but this is a multiplayer game where everyone can add what they want.
3 - A new experiment will be made every Monday, and every experiment will end on Friday. Whenever the experiment ends, the creature will be analyzed on its speed and survival skills. The finished creature will be displayed in a separate post so you can remember what it looked like.
NOTES
The skills the creature has will depend on what has been added to the creature. For example, if no one has added eyes, the creature will be blind. However, you may choose to add anything to a creature that you want. It is not required for the creature to have arms, legs or anything a human has at the end of the experiment. It is an imaginary creature.
Very rarely, the creature can randomly develop a mutation after the first things are added on. This means depending on the mutation it has, you will not be able to add certain things. If the creature's mutation is that it can not have any purple things added to it, then nobody will be able to add any purple things to it.
An example of how to play the game will be below, so read that first before playing!
The experiment has started! You are given this shape to start off with.
