>>2806
get a few feet down the hall the notice the weight difference. I check all my pockets and realize its missing }
"how in the wor.... WHO STOLE MY ELECTRONIC ID!!!!!"

As the responsible person with too much free time, I investigate the super fun scandal.

"Well. Nightime shall start soon... the cafeteria and the Gym will be off-limits"

>>2811
hears the announcement s walks to dorm room fuming about the stolen id

>>2594
I will post the schedule of the dangan game (all times are in board time, PST):

From 10 AM to 12 PM

Any posts made outside that time won't be acknowledged by the game masters or taken into account for anything, so please post during the schedule.

These regulations will also apply to e-mails.

Edit: Instead of not allowing people to post, people's plot/action-related movement will be limited. You can speak all you want and do simple actions, however there are things you cannot do while the game masters arent around.

Last edited at 13/09/08(Sun)21:07:38

Here are the maps I have on hand so far. I'll be posting links to them in the OP.

(1st Floor: Second map in the next post.)

Last edited at 13/09/08(Sun)14:58:06

Here are the maps I have on hand so far. I'll be posting links to them in the OP.

(1st Floor: First map in the previous post.)

Last edited at 13/09/08(Sun)14:57:23

"Oh, and one last thing. I'll leave my room door unlocked through the night. If there's anyone here who still thinks they can kill me after that, they're more than welcome to try."

With that, I set off to find my room and relax for the night.

"Etto...
Nighttime will be in effect now, The cafeteria is now off-limits along with the Gym. However since this is your first night You will have the chance to enjoy it for 5 more minutes.
Also Monomi is waiting for you on the entrance."

Meta-Comment:From this hour until 10:00 am board time you can only do small talks and small actions.

>>2744
"Might as well, not much going on here."

Following on behind the girls, I take my leave to my bedroom.

This ends the first day on the academy.

(Will edit this post with link to the second day.)

Sign me up for some DanganRonpa styled action!~

>>2581
YAAAAAAY~ 1 seat left~ 8 signed up

I'll try to be less truant.

Okay, 10 players we have finally completed the 10 players~

Now that the game is full, please send your character's ID to [email protected]

If you wanted people to kill, putting an arbitrary kill limit up was not very encouraging. Even if you didn't want a TPK, forcing the plot along the way you did was unfair to everyone who wanted to develop their characters at all. Some of us are busy during the day, so just suddenly deciding "lol time's up, let's advance the plot" without even giving people at least 12 hours notice is bad GMing.

Not informing us that there had already been a murder was not nice at all. If somebody was already dead, we didn't need the whole 'incentive' thing to try and kill each other (and it wasn't that great an incentive; try something more direct next time, like "no food until somebody dies"). The entire theater scene was a great big bunch of nothing done for no reason at all. Yes, it was technically a suicide, but apparently it still counted for the arbitrary "one murderer per session" thing. If someone is dead or dying, we should have a chance to find them first, and we didn't get that. We weren't even allowed to peek into Thomas' room to see if Kaiji was there. You have to have some kind of coherent structure to this. If you don't already, work it out with the other GMs.

Speaking of, you have other GMs for a reason. Before you do something, or say something that might give stuff away, or make a decision, you need to talk it over with them. From what I recall, most of the decisions regarded as bad or annoying in Skype were things that the other GMs were telling you not to do. I don't want to say you're a bad GM, but you're impulsive and tend to do your own thing in spite of being warned not to. To avoid such mistakes, I implore you, please talk it over with the others and listen to what they have to say. They're trying to keep the game fun for everybody. The lack of descriptions thing was also pretty bad during the trial, so get what you're saying proofread.

Anyway, I had fun, but yeah, needs more structure.

>>2568
Well to be fair suicide was mention as a joke twice, and then again for the third time is when people actually started to consider it. Then you suggested another theory and people forgot about suicide for a while until Bessie was used to cross off the other theory. It was the same problem as Kinjo's game, that you couldn't pinpoint the answer.

But that is almost a given with this game, since there is the terms that you 'win' if you get away with it. The game is probably flawed with that as a rule. So people selected as culprits secretly might be a way to go about fixing that.

Lion fucked the clues so hard that if I had told everyone "this is what it really was" everyone would have been conflicted(At least I imagine people would have gotten mad). Lack of descriptions also helped that as well like you said. I think Kaiji actually creating a mystery himself was the only saving grace to this game.


>>2567
Agreed fully. Everything went to shit after I dropped as GM and only when I came back halfway through the trial was able to make it somewhat work after fixing handfuls of mistakes. The skypechat was my biggest problem, I told Lion not to make it more than once but I guess a player did near the start of the game and they rolled with it. Near the end when they were all theorizing in it I was too busy with fixing the game to remember until after they had come to a culprit and I looked at the thread to see nothing close to a suicide theory posted.

Well, I'm glad to see that everyone seems to have roughly the same opinion.

Anyway, I went and made a Skype account called "rikabeatrice", so feel free to add me or whatever. I don't actually know anything about it, but I assume it's not that hard to figure out.

By the way, I'll be helping out with GM'ing the next game. I'll try my best to make grammar + spelling mistakes a minimum, as well as taking your comments into account.