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Uncertain if my new mission is too gruesome for Foundry
csrr12905
Member Posts: 47 Arc User
I've just published my first Foundry mission in quite a few years, and… well… I'm uncertain about it.
In particular, there is one section in which the player and their bridge officers talk their way past a Fek'ri "Troll" that intends to eat them, by convincing it that they are sick/covered in hot sauce/cleaned their uniform in vinegar and are therefore inedible.
Is this too gruesome for a Foundry mission?
[Edit]For those who wish to check it out, it's still in reviewing
Mission Name: Duty Officer Disaster
ID: ST-HGCBB7WBM
Author: sm12905
Allegiance: Starfleet
Level: 41+
A routine mission to retrieve several of Admiral Quinn's duty officers quickly turns...interesting, and you may find yourself fighting a Kazon Shakespeare, tricking your way past a Borg-eating troll, and trying not to get your ship smashed into a peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwich.
This is a short-ish action/humor mission, beginning at ESD, and continuing to the Delta Volanis Cluster in the Sirus Sector Block.
In particular, there is one section in which the player and their bridge officers talk their way past a Fek'ri "Troll" that intends to eat them, by convincing it that they are sick/covered in hot sauce/cleaned their uniform in vinegar and are therefore inedible.
Is this too gruesome for a Foundry mission?
[Edit]For those who wish to check it out, it's still in reviewing
Mission Name: Duty Officer Disaster
ID: ST-HGCBB7WBM
Author: sm12905
Allegiance: Starfleet
Level: 41+
A routine mission to retrieve several of Admiral Quinn's duty officers quickly turns...interesting, and you may find yourself fighting a Kazon Shakespeare, tricking your way past a Borg-eating troll, and trying not to get your ship smashed into a peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwich.
This is a short-ish action/humor mission, beginning at ESD, and continuing to the Delta Volanis Cluster in the Sirus Sector Block.
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My character Tsin'xing
My character Tsin'xing
Then it's as I intended! :cool:
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