GauntletThrown
part time boogeyman on /vp/
You are a chud who's had it with society and taken it upon himself to make the lives of as many people as possible miserable. However, one problem. You're not a crime boss, you're not a politician, you're not the CEO of some megacorporation, and you live in a first world country so you can't just grab a gun and become a warlord. What you DO have at your disposal is your job as a freelance architect, which means that you'll be able to make people suffer via obnoxious building designs.
However, the immensely bureaucratic Fun Police managing your design contracts will impose rules and limitations on you to prevent you from using your right to build stuff to its fullest potential. Namely;
How does it work? I'll describe what type of building will need to be designed, and any factors worth considering, and you'll have to decide what you'll design to fufill the contract, and after a peer-reviewed consensus has been reached on what design to submit, I'll then respond with how the design turned out in practice, and then I'll post the the next contract. This will continue until either posting activity stops or things are taken too far and you get your architectural permits taken away.
However, the immensely bureaucratic Fun Police managing your design contracts will impose rules and limitations on you to prevent you from using your right to build stuff to its fullest potential. Namely;
- You WILL NOT build obvious deathtraps (and you WILL follow le hecking building coderinos)
- You WILL NOT repeat malicious design decisions because the Fun Police will keep notes of your shenanigans (be original)
- You WILL NOT design things that would cost an unreasonable amount to build (no overengineering shit beyond reason)
- You WILL make sure the building can fufill its intended function (or else your clients won't accept the design, period)
How does it work? I'll describe what type of building will need to be designed, and any factors worth considering, and you'll have to decide what you'll design to fufill the contract, and after a peer-reviewed consensus has been reached on what design to submit, I'll then respond with how the design turned out in practice, and then I'll post the the next contract. This will continue until either posting activity stops or things are taken too far and you get your architectural permits taken away.