The Reality of ACT-SOME-SEE (ASUMSI)

In this world, truth does not come from facts, but from an ASSUMPTION.Everyone stands within the same timeline and the same incident, yet each person holds a different version of the truth. To survive the chaos, you must master three core pillars:ACT — Embody & Deceive
Once you enter the scene, the role becomes your reality. Step into your character, follow their motives, and decide how they (ACT).
But beware, someone may be hiding behind a perfect performance. If you are the culprit, protect your secret, blend in, and (ACT) as if you are just another victim.SOME — Multiple Minds, Multiple Secrets
Several (SOME) individuals are trapped in the same scenario, each carrying different information, motives, and secrets.
Your stories will cross, your testimonies may clash, and (SOME)one may be lying to your face.
Not everyone who lies is guilty, but someone is hiding the truth.SEE — Observe & Deduce
Watch carefully.
Listen to what others say, notice what they avoid, and catch the smallest contradictions in their stories.
Use everything you (SEE) to build your assumptions and decide your next move.
One wrong assumption may expose the innocent and protect the real culprit.The Verdict
Same scene. Different stories. Different truths.Will you (ACT) as the innocent, uncover who that (SOME)one is, or (SEE) the truth before everyone else does?In ACTSOMESEE, nothing is certain until you decide what to believe.

The Color Philosophy of ACT-SOME-SEE

Three colors shape every case in ACT-SOME-SEE:

RED — The Blood & The Lie

Red represents danger, manipulation, and the Culprit. It is the color of false alibis and carefully planted lies (ACT) meant to distort the truth. Pull the red thread carelessly, and you may end up trapped in someone else’s narrative.

GREEN — The Poison & Survival

Green carries two meanings. It represents hidden motives, envy, ambition, and the personal “poison” each (SOME) character brings into the story. But Green also means survival—when the final verdict comes, your goal is to stay in the green zone and avoid being framed

BLUE — The Cold Truth & Observation

Blue symbolizes logic, rationality, and sharp observation (SEE). While chaos unfolds, Blue watches from the shadows, connecting clues, catching contradictions, and breaking through the lies.

Read our ground rules before making the assumption:

The Suspect Profile (Identity & Setup)
- The Cast: Actor/Actress faceclaims only (Gen RP/MVRP). No OCRP. No twins (unless the muse has real twins). One account per head. Must have 200+ tweets to prove you're "alive."
- The Mark: Follow all suspects/witnesses and pin our symbol [𓂁𓂄] in your bio. DM the @ACTSOMESEE before changing your identity (Change Character).The Language
English is mandatory on the timeline but you can make your plots and alibis in Indonesian (optional).
Bilingual (ENG/INA) is fully welcome behind closed doors in our safehouse (GDM).Surviving the Timeline
- Stay Alive: This is a fast-paced 7-day investigation. A silent witness is a dead witness. Plot on the timeline and mingle in the GDM!
- Missing in Action: Need a quick breather? DM the base. However, vanishing without a trace for 3 consecutive days (72 hours) will automatically get you eliminated from the case (Unverified).The Syndicate Code (Respect & Privacy)
- The Vault: What happens in the GDM stays in the GDM. Honor personal secrets.
- Zero Bloodshed: Keep the drama strictly In-Character. Zero tolerance for other conflicts.The Yellow Tape (Content Limits)
- Keep It Clean: Timeline is PG-17. Save dark/NSFW themes strictly for the GDM after 10 PM (GMT+7).
- Boundaries: No insensitive real-world/SARA jokes.
- No Synthetic Evidence: Generative AI images or videos are prohibited.Now, you are ready to connect the dots, make assumptions and create your own story.If you can survive the plot without getting framed... consider yourself lucky enough.

How to Play in ACT-SOME-SEE

One Case, Seven Days
Every case begins with one incident, several perspectives, and one hidden Culprit.Your goal is simple: play your character, observe everyone else, and decide who you believe is hiding the truth.🟢 Phase 1 — The Setup
Day 1: The Incident
@ACTSOMESEE releases the Base Plot, including the main incident, setting, and basic information everyone is allowed to know. One player is secretly assigned as the Culprit through DM.Your Task:
Read the case, understand your character's position, and start planning your story.The Golden Rule:
Innocents may conceal, evade, or misdirect others about their personal secrets, but they cannot fabricate their actions or whereabouts during the main incident.
No POV posting is required yet.🔴 Phase 2 — ACT: Create Your Story
Days 2–3: The AlibiNow it is time to ACT.Every player writes a Starter Plot (keep it simple and not too long) describing their character's POV and what they were doing during the incident. All Starter Plots are submitted privately to the @ACTSOMESEE first, so no one can adjust their initial story after reading someone else's version.For the Culprit, this is the first challenge:
Create a believable false alibi without knowing everyone else's truth.Deadline: End of Day 3.
Once all submissions are locked and verified by Admin, everyone can release their plots.🔵 Phase 3 — SOME & SEE: Make Assumptions
Days 4–6: The InterrogationNow the stories begin to collide. Several (SOME) characters are involved in the same incident, but each one carries different information, motives, and secrets.
Read everyone's Starter Plot carefully and begin interacting In-Character (IC).You may:
- Question other characters
- Compare timelines
- Confront suspicious details
- Defend your own actions
- Build alliances
- Hide personal secrets
- Form your own assumptionsThis is where you must SEE what others may be trying to hide.Look for contradictions, missing details, strange reactions, or anything that does not match the established timeline. The Culprit may improvise, manipulate, and redirect suspicion but cannot change the core facts already written in their Starter Plot.⚖️ Phase 4 — The Verdict
Day 7: Judgement DayThe investigation ends.All In-Character interaction is closed, and everyone steps Out of Character (OOC). Review the Starter Plots, replies, clues, and contradictions one last time.Then submit one secret vote: Who do you assume the Culprit is?After voting closes, @ACTSOMESEE reveals:
- The voting results
- The true Culprit
- The actual timeline of the incident
- Important clues and contradictions
- How the deception was builtWin Condition
🔴 Culprit Victory
If the Culprit avoids the majority vote, they successfully deceive the group.
🔵 Innocent Victory
If the Culprit receives the majority vote, the case is successfully solved.Remember
ACT your story.
Find out who that SOMEone is.
SEE what others fail to notice.Then make your assumption, and if you survive the plot without getting framed.. consider yourself lucky enough.

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