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Comedy-driven, where common sense is checked at the door and violence is cartoonish with goofy sound effects.

I discovered it's really hard to play a goofy character or a character with a tendency towards not thinking towards consequences because they get at least ten 'what the fuck is wrong with you?' responses, while realistic can be draining on the player.

this reminds me of a game i always wanted to see: something based on who framed roger rabbit. a film noir/1940's setting, allowing for both OCs and fandom characters. basically the fandom characters live and work exactly like the cartoon characters in the movie work, while having their personal lives in the real world. within each medium's sections of the city, that medium's internal logic applies. so there'd be cartoonish violence in the cartoon neighborhood, video game physics in the game neighborhood, etc.

I think this has been mentioned before, but I like the idea of adding a video game neighborhood. If someone did manage to get injured, drag them to vidland and potion them up.

And have cutscene violence for when the players want the damage in a videogame neighborhood to be permanent.

And certain characters being adamant about dungeon items and escort missions.

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