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blockcocks2015-11-05 05:15 pm
boxlocks) wrote in blockcocks2015-11-05 05:15 pm
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Test Drive Meme #1
1. Maybe you wished for it to rain and now everywhere you go the sprinkler system activates. Maybe you really wanted some uninterrupted peace and quiet and now all doors lead to silence and solitude. Whatever the situation, your wish has gone terribly awry, and you need another character’s help to resolve it. However you approach the difficulties you’re now in, the Clock thrives on communication and connection; the sooner you reach out, the sooner you can get things back to normal.
This prompt in particular encourages the use of the Lockbox App to contact others, if you're interested in experimenting with that! See also prompt #4.
2. Congratulations! The Clock has gifted you with an item designed to have a specific effect of your (the player’s) choosing. It could inspire a memory of someone long forgotten, it could remind a character of regrets in their past, it could even invoke terrible fear. Whatever it is, either you don’t want to deal with it on your own, or its effects are simply too big to hide.
(Nota bene: if you feel the object you choose might be triggering for others, please include that in the subject line of your response.)
3. For one day only, you’re a new and improved (or ...perhaps not so improved) version of yourself: you now have some kind of fledgling ability that definitely was not in your bag of tricks five seconds ago. Are you suddenly a water bender? Do your moods affect the weather? Does everything you touch grow fur? Use your judgment and don’t break the game, but otherwise: the world is your oyster, and that oyster now has laser eyes.
4. Share your thoughts?
Post a status update on the Lockbox app, Clockbox's in-game network. As noted in the link it's text-only and brevity is, as some guy somewhere once said, the soul of wit, but even a short statement can still generate a lot of response! Such as "I wished for chocolate and the latest issue of Vogue, and now I have a sheath dress made of cookies." Who could resist commenting on that?
5. Wildcard! Combine some elements of the above, or do your own thing entirely. The Clock can hold just about any location or offer any activity you can imagine; like with the previous prompt try not to tear open the sky or anything, but otherwise ...well, otherwise the sky's the limit! The ideally still intact sky.
This prompt in particular encourages the use of the Lockbox App to contact others, if you're interested in experimenting with that! See also prompt #4.
2. Congratulations! The Clock has gifted you with an item designed to have a specific effect of your (the player’s) choosing. It could inspire a memory of someone long forgotten, it could remind a character of regrets in their past, it could even invoke terrible fear. Whatever it is, either you don’t want to deal with it on your own, or its effects are simply too big to hide.
(Nota bene: if you feel the object you choose might be triggering for others, please include that in the subject line of your response.)
3. For one day only, you’re a new and improved (or ...perhaps not so improved) version of yourself: you now have some kind of fledgling ability that definitely was not in your bag of tricks five seconds ago. Are you suddenly a water bender? Do your moods affect the weather? Does everything you touch grow fur? Use your judgment and don’t break the game, but otherwise: the world is your oyster, and that oyster now has laser eyes.
4. Share your thoughts?
Post a status update on the Lockbox app, Clockbox's in-game network. As noted in the link it's text-only and brevity is, as some guy somewhere once said, the soul of wit, but even a short statement can still generate a lot of response! Such as "I wished for chocolate and the latest issue of Vogue, and now I have a sheath dress made of cookies." Who could resist commenting on that?
5. Wildcard! Combine some elements of the above, or do your own thing entirely. The Clock can hold just about any location or offer any activity you can imagine; like with the previous prompt try not to tear open the sky or anything, but otherwise ...well, otherwise the sky's the limit! The ideally still intact sky.
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