Brainstorming my DnD campaign concept again lol by CrownCosmo, journal
Brainstorming my DnD campaign concept again lol
After a few months thinking about it on-again-off-again in between work, I think I've finally found what I think is a good direction for the story concept. Revised pitch:
Campaign takes place in a fictional, self-aware video game that not only isekais people into it, but also smashes up other game settings to assimilate into a singularity. The backstory being that a game studio was forced by executive demands to insert this weird, new, hyper-advanced AI into their work-in-progress MMO, and it ended up becoming extremely self-aware, contagious, and developing fourth-wall-breaking properties, gathering information not just of the other incomplete projects the studio developed, but the devs themselves and some playtesters, threatening to drag everything else into it.
As a result, the project is a patchwork of different genres and tones all sorta crashing together under the view of this AI that serves as the BBEG. I'm picturing that different arcs take place in settings informed by
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