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Alice:
Alright, so, let's do a VN project together, because VNs are great and awesome and we should make our own.

So here's the rundown on things, and who's doing what. Once we designate someone (or multiple someones) for each role, their name(s) will appear next to the appropriate heading. Also, if we end up having multiple projects, instead of just putting the stats here, I'll just make this OP an index for all the currently running VN projects.

"Name of Project"
Writer(s):
Artist(s):
Programmer(s):
Editor(s):
Music/Sound:
Play-testers:

Basically, first off we need to decide on the nature of the project. Honestly, it sounds a bit odd, but I think an otome wouldn't be a bad idea. Bishojo-esque vns are a dime a dozen. We need something to separate us from the crowd, so to speak. Plus it's nice to have something that caters to the ladies for a change (I'm certainly not biased in any way in this regard. No sir.) Whether it's Type Moon based or not is also a matter for debate.

I may take the position of writer, though I'll leave that open for now too. I can also serve as an artist if we absolutely run out of options.

Other than that, take it away!

Xamusel:
Quick question. Would the game be an eroge? Or would we need to wait before we make those?

No, I have nothing against Otome games, but I never played one either.

Alice:
Otome can be eroge, though it doesn't tend to happen as frequently. I think that'll depend on the writer (or writers), the artist (or artists) and what direction we take with it. We'll see what happens, once we get more feedback and the like. :)

Xamusel:
Well... consider me interested. It doesn't mean that I'll be writing this as an eroge, far from it, I'd like to see what this would be like without the erotic content for now.

I vote that we don't turn this particular game into an eroge.

Arch-Magos Winter:
Making a porn game? Nah, I wouldn't be able to keep a straight face writing the damn thing.

An Otome game sounds like a decent pitch, but we could easily go with more of a horror/mystery thing with it.

Here's an idea pitch - You're a necromancer/exorcist, trying to figure out who killed your old mentor, and the circumstances surrounding his death. His spirit was apparently destroyed, so there's no leads there. Basically, you're going to need to rely as much on your ghost sources as you will on good old fashioned detective work. Colorful characters, both dead and living are simultaneously your only sources and primary suspects. Good luck!

Fun fact, Necromancy was originally a concept based around asking the spirits of the dead about the future. Could lead to some fun stuff.

Or you want to know something? I haven't seen a good classic sci-fi story in a while. Blade Runner style Cyberpunk anyone?

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