Draft for a future project.

This is a draft. I saved it here so I can copy paste it when (at least a week later) it's ready.

The rulebook:

#comment by the author of the thread

I had this idea, and I was very impatient to try it. I already have a general plot in my head but the finer details - perhaps what is most important - are missing. Would you still be willing to partake in this small little game?

#end of comment

I will present you a case, a murder mystery.

You take the place of a schizophrenic detective (because hopefully there will be more than one participant) who will interrogate suspects, interview the witnesses and direct the path of the investigation.

Hopefully, this will not go out of hand.

You have a wonderful team to help you:

1) Dr Abermann, a forensic scientist/blood splatter analyst. She will always examine the scene and have her own conclusions by the time you arrive. To get her conclusions, type #forensics <target>(optional, not necessary to use \w only only one victim)

She is very good, but she doesn't think like a detective, so she may miss the things she didn't search for

To get her to reexamine the body and/or search for something specific, type #forensics <target> <specifications> (again, <target> is for when it's not obvious which victim it is)

2) Lev Nikolsky, a hacker working for the agency. If you need to get into a suspect's or a victim's computer and find some kind of files, you ask him. He is in top ten amidst the specialists in the country. He will not hack into anything that goes against the law, however. You need a warrant first. To request a warrant to hack into anything, type #request_warrant <target>

3) Ian Schumacher, a criminal psychologist. He assists you in understanding the possible causes behind the actions. You suspect he is mainly there to monitor you, the schizophrenic detective, but he's useful and many a times has helped you unravel a case in the past. To get him to check the consistency of crimes to the current profile, type #profile <target>
4) your other voices. As you are a schizophrenic patient, there may be some things that the voices in your head-
Whatever, too bothersome to explain. If you don't roleplay atm, type #comment: <context>
Rules:
1) be polite and don't be an asshole. Otherwise I'll ask the mods to ban you from the thread, however effective that might be. If it doesn't work, your requests will be ignored.
2) roleplay. I know it seems bothersome but I think it would be more interesting that way.
3) don't type nonsensical requests or theories.
Failure to comply with these rules or pretending to break them is bannable. Or at least your requests won't be answered.