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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #165 on: August 03, 2019, 09:38:48 am »

Ehh, let's just get out of here. That thing is not worth messing with.
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #166 on: August 03, 2019, 09:50:36 am »

Ehh, let's just get out of here. That thing is not worth messing with.
Take the credits. We know they're valuable. We can trade them for food or start our hoard.
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #167 on: August 03, 2019, 09:56:35 am »

Anywhere in particular you'd like to go? Or just keep exploring the tunnels?

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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #168 on: August 03, 2019, 12:32:35 pm »

Maybe some water to clean up on so we're not smelly?
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #169 on: August 03, 2019, 01:14:02 pm »

Ehh, let's just get out of here. That thing is not worth messing with.
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Take the credits, then head for some water to wash off, maybe hunt some fish if the body of water we find contains fish
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #170 on: August 04, 2019, 01:34:15 am »

-snip- the thing moves in an unnatural, reflexive way, more like a carnivorous plant than an animal, =snip-
Holy cow, I am glad we didn't mess with it directly.

Ehh, let's just get out of here. That thing is not worth messing with.
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Take the credits, then head for some water to wash off, maybe hunt some fish if the body of water we find contains fish
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #171 on: August 04, 2019, 01:44:58 am »

Ehh, let's just get out of here. That thing is not worth messing with.
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Take the credits, then head for some water to wash off, maybe hunt some fish if the body of water we find contains fish
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #172 on: August 04, 2019, 10:12:57 am »

Ehh, let's just get out of here. That thing is not worth messing with.
Take the credits. We know they're valuable. We can trade them for food or start our hoard.
You grab the 2 blue credit chips with your mouth and with a few leaps and a few quick flaps of your wings you get out of the garbage pit and back into the tunnel you came from. The little dead thing is no longer there, someone else must have eaten it in the meantime. The same thing is going to happen to your credits if you just leave them lying around. And you can't just carry them with you. You don't have anywhere you could carry them except your mouth and you need that for... almost everything, really. So the only option is to hide them.

You find a place where the screws on a wall panel are loose and rusty. With a bit of pulling you break the panel open to expose a small hole filled with a few old wires and lots of dust. You stuff the credits inside, sneeze and then shove the panel back into place. This should be good enough. You make sure to memorize this location.

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That done, you move on in search of something better.

Take the credits, then head for some water to wash off, maybe hunt some fish if the body of water we find contains fish
You continue walking the tunnels, searching for some water you could use to wash this stench off you. It would be hard hunting anything when your prey can smell you coming a mile away.

As you walk through the tunnels you hear the sound of water dripping into a pool. You follow the sound until you come across a machine with a slowly rotating fan. Through the fan blades you can catch glimpses of a great pool of water with purple-green plants. The area below is very brightly lit, almost-painful to look at, since your eyes had adapted to the darkness of the tunnels. The fan is pushing out air full of heat and humidity, conditions down there would probably be similar.

You're certain you could break this machine, jump down there and swim amongst these plants. If you're lucky they might even be edible. You're also certain you could jump back up here. However you're not certain about whether or not the room below is safe. You can't see the entire area from here.


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« Last Edit: August 04, 2019, 10:14:58 am by Parisbre56 »
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #173 on: August 04, 2019, 10:28:48 am »

Hmm, wonder how much blue credits are worth. In case others haven't noticed, we know that grey ones are worth 5 a piece.

(The kabab vendor was shouting "five credits", and later a customer exchanged two grey chips for two kababs.)

Given we found them in the garbage, it's likely blue ones aren't valuable, but you never know. Blue seems like a shinier color than grey to me...

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take the dive. Maybe there are fishies!
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #174 on: August 04, 2019, 11:49:49 am »

Break the fan and slip into that water. Perhaps we can taste some of the plants? Preferably one with fruit. If we see any death markings (skull and crossbones) avoid that plant
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« Reply #175 on: August 04, 2019, 12:10:51 pm »

Lets do it.
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #176 on: August 04, 2019, 11:56:21 pm »

Break the fan and slip into that water. Perhaps we can taste some of the plants? Preferably one with fruit. If we see any death markings (skull and crossbones) avoid that plant
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #177 on: August 05, 2019, 01:23:15 am »

Break the fan and slip into that water. Perhaps we can taste some of the plants? Preferably one with fruit. If we see any death markings (skull and crossbones) avoid that plant
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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #178 on: August 05, 2019, 01:47:19 pm »

If we see any death markings (skull and crossbones) avoid that plant
"death markings"? "crossbones"? You don't know those words. There's too many human words for a dragon that's less than a year old to learn. And then there's all the non-human words. There's even words used by machines and you think some machine-species speak different machine-words than others. You think you'll be learning words for a long time, especially if you have to figure out their meaning based on context, like you've been doing so far.

take the dive. Maybe there are fishies!
You slam the machine, breaking the screws holding it in place and pushing it away. There's a grinding noise as the fan comes to a stop. You take a deep breath and then dive through the hole, past the purple-green leaves and into the water.

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You twist around in the water and then poke your head out of the surface to take a look around. Though the branches and leaves obscure much of your surroundings, you can see enough to get an idea of where you are.

The ceiling has a large number of powerful lamps, so bright that it's hard to look at them directly. They are positioned in a somewhat haphazard manner, as if whoever was putting them there didn't care too much about how pretty they looked. The walls attest to that, wall panels missing here and there, thick cables sticking out from the holes like guts from an open wound. You can see an open door leading to a comparatively much darker corridor.

The plants have thick branches and leaves, however they somehow manage to not extend into each other or become higher than a certain height. You bite one of the leaves experimentally. It releases a viscous fluid that has a very bitter taste. They're not pleasant to eat.

The water is not too deep, it's a bit more than is needed to fully submerge a human. It's mostly clean, though it has a strange taste and small particles floating inside it. The plants have numerous roots; swimming near the bottom without getting tangled in them would be hard.

Beyond the buzzing of the lights, the rumbling of some machine and the sloshing and dripping of water you can also hear the noise the floaty-droids like the smartvac make. You push down the leaves in front of you, searching for the source of the noise until you spot the floaty-droid, levitating just above the canopy. It's a grey orb, a bit larger than your head. It has two large skeletal arms (one on either side) and a lot of smaller limbs near its bottom, some of them with dangerous-looking sharp or pointy bits. Right above them there is a great green eye. Wires are dangling from a missing panel near its top, making it look like it has colorful, frizzy hair. It emits an annoyed noise and starts lazily floating towards where you are.


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Re: Surviving in an Alien World [Suggestion Game]
« Reply #179 on: August 05, 2019, 02:21:53 pm »

Dive underwater to avoid the droid. It looks dangerous
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