Radical.
This quest has me hooked in so far, can't wait to see how lil miss noncon dials it back when we meet her again.

Roxydidnothingwrong

What do you guys think about the disappearing goat?

>>96133

I think she's cute.

And perhaps a figment of his imagination/another personality within himself. Or perhaps even a guardian angel.

An Illuminati conspiracy.

They're ALL over tgchan as of late. I'm actually worried we've been infiltrated.

It's THE GOAT!
In the window near the tv when we pull in Nathan, you can see it's got floppy ears like the goat.

>>96150

Yes it is a cute goat.

We should try to romance them. Perhaps give them gift to win their favour. Maybe it would accept one Nathan?

So quick question, what would you like as a favicon for this?
For context, favicons are the little 16x browser tab icons at the top of the window, like the little >_ symbol for tgchan.

I don't think a small, weak, starved main character could do anything to the monster with any sort of weapon in the place. It's huge, and terrifying. I'm pretty sure he'd wet himself if he saw it up close. I haven't even mentioned Nathan yet.

I don't think locking a glass door would stop it either. If it wants to get in, I am under the impression it can just, get in.

>>96161
no but locking the glass door would mean it would have to smash through it to get in at least give us some warning that it's inside.

Sorry for the delayed update, everyone. Things got kind of hectic IRL.

>>96156
Gosh, I have no idea.

>>96221
I'm glad you survived the most dangerous monster of them all: IRL.

Thank you for updating this awesome quest.

H-holidays... :(

It's cool, just keep this awesomeness coming when you can.

>>96657
Dont' worry, it's happening. This is happening.

>>96658
Good to hear you're not dead man, stay sane

WE SHOULD BE THE ONES TO FILL THAT THING'S DARK SOUL WITH LIGGGHT

>>96670
You still have your chance. The home invader/Mike OTP A+ ship.

If it isn't clear, I love sending police to die against supernatural threats, in hope that they send the national guard in tanks and hire specialists.

Also, because it usually subverts horror tropes and makes it really hard for the more physical natural monsters. Besides in The Terminator and Jeepers Creepers. And those were REALLY good scenes in those movies. Nobody stood a chance, but they tried their best to do their jobs, protect citizens instead of just being annoyingly dismissive. Well, in the Terminator no one believed Sarah Conner until every New York cop in that station died believing in her, shooting that thing they thought was a PCP prick until it was too implausible to be anything but a killing machine. Then it went back to no one believing in her. But you know, still, it wasn't just two or three red shirt policeman that died knowing the truth at the last minute of their life, that was an entire station.

I don't care how it plays out, I'm gunning for a police station siege scene.

Eh. To be honest I like it better when protagonists don't have to involve the law, that or when the police are just as big a threat as the antagonist.

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I agree with Dirtbag, just because it doesn't fit with the cliches doesn't mean the police necessarily have to be useless to us. We've already established that this isn't one of those selective visibility monsters, eventually it'll get to the point were either the cops realize something supernatural is happening or the monster leaves us alone to keep its secret safe (haha, fat chance).

One of the big draws of questing for me is that it lets the suggestors force the protagonists to be clever and genre savvy (and by extension forces the author to be clever and original), rather than running into the same stupid pitfalls that have been repeatedly dooming characters since the establishment of their genres.

>One of the big draws of questing for me is that it lets the suggestors force the protagonists to be clever and genre savvy (and by extension forces the author to be clever and original)

Going to the cops when something bad happens isn't exactly a clever and original out-of-the-box plan, you know. It's what most people's dumb animal brains are trained to do when bad things happen. Anybody who runs a quest in something like the real world who doesn't consider what happens if they players try to involve law enforcement isn't really planning very well.

>>96730

What's clever about selling out all our allies and sitting out the quest in a jail cell until a monster breaks in and kills us because we have no where to escape to?

I don't think it's clever. I just think it's fun trying to prove the existence of supernatural creatures to the government and seeing how that may change the world if we're successful. It's a fun game proving to the authorities with the best access to weapons that their worst nightmare's exist and aren't just nightmares.

I also just love it when it eventually escalates the situation and seeing how the cop characters react.

>>96733
>>96734
That was more of a general statement about questing.
The first thing people in horror movies do is usually to go to the police, but they usually just give up after the police say "You have no evidence to back up your claims of a supernatural entity attacking you. Therefore you are probably insane." The "clever" bit here is forcing a confrontation between the police and the monster(s), hopefully escalating it enough to attract the attention of the national guard. There's not a whole lot that the full force of the (US?) military can't kill, at least not a whole lot that we could reasonably be expected to beat ourselves anyway. The ideal endgame here is getting that whole fucking forest nuked out of existence.

>>96744
That's not the ideal endgame
the ideal endgame is
to ENDURE

So I know I just said it in my suggestion for the last update, but does anyone else think it's a Windigo AND Mike's Dad?

Windigo's are known to mimic human voices, and if it turned back to it's normal state after being burned into something that LOOKS like Mike according to Roxy, well, hey probably Mike's Dad. Also it would explain why Mike DIDN'T see it in the forest and it has a copy of Mike's Dad pleading for help

Also, check this out and compare, LOOK HOW CLOSE IT IS! >>/quest/685145
http://powerlisting.wikia.com/wiki/Wendigo_Physiology

>>96747
>So I know I just said it in my suggestion for the last update, but does anyone else think it's a Windigo AND Mike's Dad?

No. Also stop spelling it like you are a pony fucker

>>96739
We saw some of that in book of worms. Didn't work out too hot.

>>96745
Yes, but what if we endured and also had nukes?

>>96754
That was then, this is now! We have so far encountered no evidence of any zombie-type monsters in this quest, which means that calling in the army should be far more effective. Perhaps this time the authorities won't be overcome with PIS. 'sides we won that one anyway.

So, I didn't abandon the quest or you guys or anything. I dropped my tablet and now it doesn't work.

Unlike some masochistic people, I have no mouse-drawing skills, so we'll all have to wait till I have a functioning tablet to keep going...

Sorry!

>>97061
Dang!