You are a police detective. By itself, two teens dying in a car crash isn't suspicious. But when two of their friends die within minutes of the fatal crash in two different locations, and a fifth teen goes absolutely bugfuck after witnessing one of these deaths, you begin investigating.
You find more and more evidence to suggest to you that all four deaths were murders--and in fact they were premeditated. There are some facts about the case that seem unusual, even bizarre, but you're focused on finding your prime suspect and bringing her in.
Finally, after almost a week of contradictory facts and seeming dead ends, you almost accidentally stumble upon the girl you think is responsible for four murders alone in a room.
You plan to write in your report that she was resisting arrest?
Thomas Taylor
Just because someone looks unarmed does not mean they are not dangerous. They could be concealing a weapon on their person so it is advised to proceed with caution. With that aside, this person looks like they're under some duress and possibly need medical help, they semi-bloated skin maybe implies some sorta of sickness or near drowning. Also the state of their clothes implies that they've seen a hectic day. Even though there is no confirming evidence they're behind this crime, my order of operation is this.
1) Keep a fair distance, farther than 5ft as that is death by stabbing range and remain alert 2) Try and see if they are aware of their surroundings 3) If consciously aware, attempt to get them to a hospital so they can get care. 4) Run a background check on who the individual is, now being treated at the hospital 5) After being treated, ask them a few questions about possible involvement. 6) In the future, if they were not directly involved in the crime but know something. They are considered suspect when the time of judicial decision comes.
Carter Long
>please turn around, ma'am
Ayden Taylor
>Perception 15. >As a joke self-aware. >STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM!Nobody breaks the law on my watch! now pay your fine or it's off to jail.
Connor Butler
I arrest her. If she resists, I shoot her once, smack her around, then shout at her until she surrenders.
Just as the ministry of law says I should.
This works on like, 9/10 ghost girls. The tenth one just needs to be straight up knocked out. Too unstable to surrender.
Tyler Wilson
Draw weapon, order the suspect to show hands, go down on the floor with hands behind head, tell partner to cover then cuff her. Since I'm from a country that doesn't have the caution or the Miranda, I'd tell him that she will be taken into custody (here only an inspector rank can arrest someone) as a suspect for four cases of violent death (a murder charge requires premeditation or extreme violence). Then have her shoved in the back of the wagon, tell the uniforms in the front that she's an extremely dangerous suspect and thus be on alert, order them to take her to the nick. There, order a female officer to search her, then strip her and put her in the green coveralls and slippers, and jam her into a cell until an interview can be arranged.
Yes, I'm the son of a copper. You don't break the code even if the suspect is a stringy-haired Japanese waif.
Thomas Perry
So, so far everyone in this thread is dead
Eli Davis
Nah, I've arrested a bunch of ones like this.
Connor Barnes
How do you physical arrest a ghost that can just kill you and isn't physical.
Liam Young
Shouting at it is key.
Colton Butler
Isn't that standard procedure?
Ian Sullivan
Trust in my dick, it will work out in the end.
Aiden Walker
Kick it in the head.
Ian Reed
Tell her that this whole pale supernatural girl with long dark hair thing became old and tired a decade ago.
Anthony Harris
Same way exorcisms work. It's not so much that the method you use works, simply that you know it will. "I know this gun is threatening, therefore things I point it at will be threatened." The trick is to not let it convince you that it's a ghost, as long as you don't believe that "maybe" it'll survive a bullet to the skull, a bullet works just as well.
SWAT 4 answer: pelt her with beanbag rounds while shouting POLICE! HANDS UP
Thomas Foster
Bullshit.
I read Ring, Rasen, and Loop.
Sadako isn't fucking real like that: it's a gene-overrwriting psychic smallpox strain that causes heart failure in one week on a very specific trigger (knowledge of sadako's fate/the curse).
The cop is fine, unless the ghost specifically makes him fully aware of his situation.
Also nobody is alive because Ring and Rasen take place in a simulated reality.
Cameron Hernandez
Don't think that will work on samara.
James Howard
The OP isn't Sadako
Bentley Edwards
White people ripoff Sadako is still Sadako, just dumber
Aaron Murphy
Except it doesn't work in the same way.
Ethan Allen
Try 200 years ago
Jayden Reyes
Nobody cares about meme white people remakes that have been watered down.
Aiden Fisher
All creepy ghost girls in white dresses with black hair are pretty much the same
Nolan Powell
Except that's what the OP thread is about even if it doesn't fit your argument.
Doesn't use the Virus
Gavin Sanders
Have sex with it
I played FEAR
I know how this ends and I'm okay with it
Hunter Anderson
That comic gives me such warm fuzzies.
Jaxon Green
Alma gonna have to have a crush on you though. Are you a psyker?
Brayden Gray
Yeah
Don't go to Cadian I seen some shit
Parker Ross
That depends. If I know her enough to recognize her, that means I know that she is dead, right? I doubt that I know her face and suspect her personally of murder but my investigation hasn't turned up her fate.
That means that my working theory is that I am officially ghost hunting. Samara's case indicates she is some kind of Yurei. Traditionally, you are supposed to help a Yurei fulfill its purpose so it can pass on, but Samara is being a HUGE bitch so that's not happening.
So I go to the local international airport, find some guy handing out pamphlets, and get a buddhist to write one of the names of the kami on an ofuda. Presuming she follows the rules of a Yurei then placing it on a door will prevent her from entering or leaving that place, and placing on on her forehead will banish her to the afterlife.
So I'll probably ask the guy at the airport for more than one. Never hurts to be prepared.
After that I will go back to the station and file all of the necessary paperwork to close out the case.
Christian Murphy
Alma Vs Samara.
Sebastian Gonzalez
Wouldn't mind hearing serious answers to this.
Jacob Brown
If anything it would follow the same plot as the US ring move with them investigating what links the deaths
Gabriel Cruz
How much of a successful outcome are we talking about here, ie how much Supernatural style shenanigans can we enact here? Or is it more comparable to the nihilistic Ring/Ringu movies?
Asher Bell
Punch it til it dies.
Adrian Bell
well depends if you want to put it in a supernatural type world or just a one off ghost in a relatively normal world. I Imagine if he has come across Samara in a room he must have watched the tape or be in the middle of interrupting someones last day?
David Gray
Offer her a cushy plea bargain if she'll testify against the suspect in the local summer camp murders.
Jonathan Butler
True that, man.
I wouldn't mind running or playing in a game where there are kill squads trained and armed to brutally suppress supernatural threats. This is a reason why they're not very well known. But each mission carries the danger of high lethality, the least of which is your soul.
Samara/Sadako insta-kills you.
Camden Richardson
Game?
William Powell
I'd probably want a more 'official' ofuda than airport evangelists, but all in all not a terrible plan. It at least has a chance of working.
Wyatt Myers
So basically the cop version of SCP without experiments?
Camden Hill
minilaw. It's not close to done yet, but you can arrest ring girls.
Isaac Campbell
Kill squad version is boring. It turns every threat into just a shootemup.
Id rather take that same premise, but go more a Fighting Scientists of Tesladyne approach to things. Some research company that pushes the bounds of normal research who keeps getting called in to consult on weird and fantastical situations that get out of hand, until they garner a reputation for being the ones to call when dealing with the weird and inexplicable.
That way, you have more variety. Sometimes you get called in to deal with a japanese murder ghost that travels through TVs. How do you fight that? No one knows, you are going to have to come up with something yourself. Probably something that involves exploiting the fact she is using TVs to trap her.
Sometimes you get called in to deal with a guy who is apparently from 2 months on the future and has no idea how he got here. How did this happen? What are the risks? What time travel rules are in play here? You are the experts, you figure it out.
Draculas: real or unreal?
What exactly is the nature of the weird phenomenon following beloved character actress, Margo Martindale?
Can giant ants physically exist? If not, whats currently eating cars on the Nevada highay?
Anthony Richardson
Contemplate my existance until I come to the conclusion of not being real and chim myself into a god ala tes
Nathaniel Bailey
it could even be the First encounter assault recon group. I always wondered what other things they might be used for.
Lincoln Taylor
It doesn't have to involve just cops, in fact it'd make more sense for the units to be militarily trained.
Not if you retain the high lethality of the threat your group needs to secure or terminate, which I specifically made the point of stating.
And you're assuming that the kill squads always include retards and not specialists who can reason and think and come up with ideas: solutions to contain or terminate targets, prevent sanity loss for the team, mitigate as much damage dealt to the team.
You're also thinking that the games will devolve into mindless killing, which will only be a problem if you're a shit DM and into mindless railroading.
Te nature of the rpg should have multiple avenues to solve these problems.
Take Samara/Sadako for example, conventional fire power isn't going to work well.
Michael Perry
# It doesn't have to involve just cops, in fact it'd make more sense for the units to be militarily trained.
# Not if you retain the high lethality of the threat your group needs to secure or terminate, which I made a point of saying.
And you're assuming that the kill squads always include retards and not specialists who can reason and think and come up with ideas: solutions to contain or terminate targets, prevent sanity loss for the team, mitigate as much damage dealt to the team.
You're also thinking that the games will devolve into mindless killing, which will only be a problem if you're a shit DM and into mindless railroading.
Te nature of the rpg should have multiple avenues to solve these problems.
Take Samara/Sadako for example, conventional fire power isn't going to work well
Robert Long
Basically this, now imagine if the chars have magic or psionic potential.
Adrian Mitchell
ask her where the fuck charlie sheen and his sweet ass ride are so I can high-five him for getting rid of those little vandal shitfucks
Adam Sanchez
Well yeah but you'd need "ghost cops" if this tends to happen.
Evan Turner
All together now.
"MUCKLE DAMRED CULTI 'AIR EH NAMBLIES BE KEEPIN' ME WEE MEN!?!?"
Jonathan Russell
What's that, friend?
Parker Murphy
Can we make Alma wade a buddy cop
Dylan Price
What's the point? They'll just be met with "lol you die." Might as well extract some enjoyment out of this unfun no-win scenario.
Nolan Butler
She keeps mistaking slay the baddie with lay the baddie.
Caleb Harris
You don't have to drink piss, you can spit it out.
Hudson Lewis
I don't know what the problem is, it's nothing a little of the ol' dredd couldn't arrest.
Henry Walker
I zuk er dik. xD
I follow standard protocol. Almost certainly die. GG. The fuck else do you think would happen?
Easton Morales
Depends on why you can accross the ghost. Unless its the 7 day thing you aren't guaranteed to be killed.
Jacob Morgan
Even Dredd would have a hard time.
Eli Anderson
>firing live rounds at unarmed targets dispite media memes that's a bitch for most departments to deal with no?
Nathaniel Roberts
Smite her In the name of the Emperor, making sure I have a tech priest ready to call in an exterminatus if needed
Isaac Lee
I call in the 3 remaining experts on this kind of thing.
Charles Cox
Involving trained squads will ensure these monstrosities are actually dead, as no doubt you'd need specific methods to irrevocably destroy them rather than someone saying bullets just took care of it.
Sebastian Baker
I'm sure he'll figure out how to arrest or kill it. He always does!
Oliver Powell
Pat her affectionately on the head.
Elijah Young
FEAR did not end well for Beckett, to be fair.
One of the things that made me genuinely hate Fettel in the end.
Asher Davis
Fettel turned from a son who got pissed at his mothers treatment and how he was a tool to being a power hungry dick in the third game.
Isaiah Perez
tazer clearly
Luis Phillips
"This WILL kill him."
John Cox
How are you dealing with the insta-kill gaze?
Logan Morris
Shades
Hudson Russell
She's Cthulhu's daughter.
That's basically an Avatar of Tzeentch you're dealing with.
Jack Carter
Ohhhh yyeeeeaahhhh, deal with it.
Nah, that doesn't work at all.
Tzeentch is an actual god. Cthulhu is the high priest of the gods and may be a demigod.
Gavin Ross
Cthulhu is arguably far more powerful than the Chaos Gods.
The Chaos Gods are made of the thoughts and emotions of beings with souls, but cannot ever be more powerful than the sum of their parts which is an exponentially increasing soul cloud. Eldritch beings are beyond mortals and emotions.
Brayden Adams
There was no third FEAR game. I don't know what I played, but it certainly wasn't FEAR.
Jose Hughes
I thought that was what people said about Mass Effect and the third Bethesda installments.
Noah Johnson
So I have seven days, right?
I quickly travel to Japan and visit the house haunted by the qt ghost from The Grudge, so she'll kill me instead. At least her victims become ghosts instead of just dying horribly.
Jeremiah Collins
Why don't you just copy the tape?
James Evans
It makes me sad what they turned that game into
Eli Perry
Wow. That was really irritating.
Kayden Taylor
You're giving far too much importance to Cthulhu when I think you're actually referencing the Elder Gods of the Mythos. The Great Old Ones aren't actually on par with the gods in the traditional sense.
The chaos gods are sustained by all the thoughts and emotions of all entities, and are the embodiments of the same.
Joshua Mitchell
That's a worse fate. You become a mindless ghost, doomed to suffer with her. The reason the little boy yowls like a cat is because his soul is fused with the cat's, and both are just there as extensions of her own misery.
Sadako on the other hand only kills you. She doesn't even want to, she split her personality down the middle with her Hyde self containing all the evil actually just killing in self-defense.
Kayako on the other hand is damned by how karma and death works to inflict her suffering on literally everyone until she succeeded in wiping out all life in Japan other than her sister.
Hunter Fisher
Get her and Sadako involved in a bitch fight to the death.
Henry Perez
They literally made that exact movie last year. It sucked sadly, it was just an over the top "horror" movie capping them for reboots like Jason X was.
But the ad campaign was awesome. TV ads with Kayako and Toshio doing mother/son things like playing in the park, a fake social media site for Sadako going on a date with her boyfriend, and actors dressed as all three throwing and hitting balls before a baseball game on live TV.
