Mar 12, 2023 9:51 am
Things have been a bit stressful lately, but I'll soon have a little more time to play again. And so I would like to see if there's any interest for a concept I've been kicking around in my head for a while.
Me: The GM, you: Two players, one playing the hero, one the villain. You each get a sperate thread (I think it's possible to make it so you don't see each other's threads) which contains a lair to scheme in and something to play out the life of the alias. For you it'd be a 1-on-1 experience except for when you get into the shared thread where you thwart each other's plans and try to get rid of each other for good.
I'd make sure effects of your actions carry over and affect the world, and probably throw in some minor opponents as well. Logically, the players would have to be pretty consistent posters and obviously one of them would have to be an actually villanous bad guy (personally for example, I can't play the bad guy, I slip into good - or at least grey morality - guy every time. It happens less as a GM because I'm not as involved with any one character but I still have to remind myself not to)
Setting is pretty flexible with Cortex Prime, and the book also has a list of powers expressed generically as "abilities" that you can flavor however you like. I'm not a pro with the system but I do think it's pretty cool and want to get into it more.
Let me know if you're interested and what kind of setting (also power level, main conflict) you would enjoy.
Me: The GM, you: Two players, one playing the hero, one the villain. You each get a sperate thread (I think it's possible to make it so you don't see each other's threads) which contains a lair to scheme in and something to play out the life of the alias. For you it'd be a 1-on-1 experience except for when you get into the shared thread where you thwart each other's plans and try to get rid of each other for good.
I'd make sure effects of your actions carry over and affect the world, and probably throw in some minor opponents as well. Logically, the players would have to be pretty consistent posters and obviously one of them would have to be an actually villanous bad guy (personally for example, I can't play the bad guy, I slip into good - or at least grey morality - guy every time. It happens less as a GM because I'm not as involved with any one character but I still have to remind myself not to)
Setting is pretty flexible with Cortex Prime, and the book also has a list of powers expressed generically as "abilities" that you can flavor however you like. I'm not a pro with the system but I do think it's pretty cool and want to get into it more.
Let me know if you're interested and what kind of setting (also power level, main conflict) you would enjoy.
Last edited March 20, 2023 5:28 pm