Post by Monokuma on Mar 3, 2014 15:51:12 GMT -6
Prior to murders and following the successful resolution of class trials, players will participate in Daily Life, in which they can pursue any number of activities provided by the luxurious facilities aboard the Hope's Horizon. Of course I, Captain Monokuma, have found it necessary to lay down several regulations with regard to how this time is spent, to ensure that no one individual compromises the experience of their peers. The regulations are as follows:
No Lazybones allowed! If I notice the prolonged absence of one of his mates he will have no choice but to throw them overboard. Obviously sea-sickness and other obligations are excepted, but must be ok'd by the Captain, if possible.
While conflicts of personality are inevitable, excessive maliciousness on the part of any one individual will result in them being fed to the sharks. Keep foul language, personal insults, and so on to a relative minimum. Keep in mind that this rule exclusively applies to Daily Life, and therefore is not as concrete during the high stakes of murder investigations and trials.
Now, seeing as how getting away with murder is the only way I'm going to let any of you off of this boat alive, I figure it is fairly inevitable that one of you is going to get antsy and try something. Excellent! Go for it! BUT-- I ask that you please do not do so without first contacting me. I do NOT like surprises. Each and every one of you will send me a private message that contains your intent before you do anything. I want to know who you want dead, why you want them dead, and how you plan to make 'em dead. If and only if you receive a return message from yours truly approving of your little plot, THEN can you go forward with it. Why this regulation, you ask? Because planning trials, executions, all that stuff takes a LOT of time and I need every bit of advanced notice I can get. I'm not here to work my BEAR behind off for the whims of a bunch of selfish ruffians such as yourselves.
No Lazybones allowed! If I notice the prolonged absence of one of his mates he will have no choice but to throw them overboard. Obviously sea-sickness and other obligations are excepted, but must be ok'd by the Captain, if possible.
While conflicts of personality are inevitable, excessive maliciousness on the part of any one individual will result in them being fed to the sharks. Keep foul language, personal insults, and so on to a relative minimum. Keep in mind that this rule exclusively applies to Daily Life, and therefore is not as concrete during the high stakes of murder investigations and trials.
Disturbing the Peace
Now, seeing as how getting away with murder is the only way I'm going to let any of you off of this boat alive, I figure it is fairly inevitable that one of you is going to get antsy and try something. Excellent! Go for it! BUT-- I ask that you please do not do so without first contacting me. I do NOT like surprises. Each and every one of you will send me a private message that contains your intent before you do anything. I want to know who you want dead, why you want them dead, and how you plan to make 'em dead. If and only if you receive a return message from yours truly approving of your little plot, THEN can you go forward with it. Why this regulation, you ask? Because planning trials, executions, all that stuff takes a LOT of time and I need every bit of advanced notice I can get. I'm not here to work my BEAR behind off for the whims of a bunch of selfish ruffians such as yourselves.