Step by Step Story #3 - Prompt
First published: Saturday March 2nd, 2024
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Welcome back to Step-by-Step Story! For this prompt, the world has been plunged into a pandemic!
Prompt: The World is Plunged Into a Pandemic
Three days ago, a pandemic broke out in Cyprus. It has spread all over Eurafrasia and killed millions. A case was reported in your city a few minutes ago. All transportation will shut down in a matter of hours. What will you do?
Instructions and Rules
Comment on what should happen next in the story! Make sure to post only one consecutive comment, please.
Also, tell other people about this! It will be more fun with more participants. Stay tuned for Step-by-Step Story #4! Please remain appropriate and kind.
Special Announcement: Step by Step Story #4
For Step-by-Step Story #4, we will do the prompt "You wake up in North Korea". It won the vote in the previous blog, and will thus become our next prompt. We will try to hold votes every few episodes. Your suggestions of prompts will always be accepted and occasionally used as voting candidates.
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This series was created by McKenzieFam. The blog was written by Astana and the thumbnails were designed by Astana. The other images are from Pixabay, as well as JetPunk's image library.
And since we're in an American city, I'll assume that we already own at least 2 guns.
So to start, we go to the nearest supermarket and start grabbing as much food as possible (with our guns)
a. must have step no. in response
b. cannot response to someone responding to u:
ex:
Jo: step 1, nuke cyprus
Joleene: step 2. nuke north dakota
Jo: step 3
jo cannot reapond to the person who responded to him
Also I don't know if we would have enough people to make a story if the commenting would be like that
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like have some variation
Personally I do enjoy some nonsense, but sometimes you can have too much.
no immediately reverting what someone did
no doing things you couldnt. so cant nuke cyprus unless your right now have nukes. if you do, gimmie
No killing other characters
Also maybe lets imagine everyone here is in the situation together, all magically transported to a house in “wyoming” with no recolection or something. I think that’d be more like a story or something. more like a novel maybe. For #4 how about its “wake up in north korea”
tho maybe thats too realistic
anyway let practical goofyness prevail
Scarcity makes it more valuable. For example, Abby's "every comment changes the world map" was hugely successful because it only happened twice, more than a year apart. People run out of good ideas quickly.