setting

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#SETTING

Welcome to Shibuya, Players! (Or at least what seems like a suspiciously similar approximation of it.) A neighborhood special ward located in the western portion of Tokyo, Japan, everything that surrounds your view is buildings climbing up to the skyline and busy streets. There's a definitive tinge of smog to the air, but the sky is clear day and night. The hustle and bustle of the city is only slightly overshadowed by the faint sound of music playing in the background, like the sound of speakers in a grocery store echoing everywhere. The playlist might change, yet the music never stops. There's no need to get overwhelmed by it all, though. Because they're in a plane of existence known as the UG, Players have limited access to buildings, only being able to enter those with a specific decal on them. Anything else is unavailable. Paths to other areas are also LOCKED by what seems to be invisible walls. Perhaps they can be unlocked later...? Overall, there's definitely the feeling of something odd in this city, but it might just be because you're a dead soul walking these streets. Speaking of, let's look at them more closely, shall we?

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SCRAMBLE CROSSING

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Shibuya's scramble crossing, the most famous of its kind in the world. The giant TV screens gracing the buildings are a sight to behold. The first sight all Players get of the Game. The giant TV screens seem to display something different every time you look at them. There are vending machines all around the area, selling off-brand snacks and beverages. At the corner of the crossing is a Starbucks coffeehouse. There are plush seats inside and a small table outside for you to enjoy your overpriced beverages and pastries. It's always brimming with Shadow People, but the baristas inside seem to pay special attention to you should you wish to order... Signs all over the shop advertise its free Wi-Fi. There is one other door marked with an insignia. The building is small and wedged between two others, but stepping inside will somehow lead you to what seems to be a fully furnished, aquatic themed mini-golf course, boasting the name Otter Nonsense. A sign at the front desk reads "help yourself, employees busy". It seems to be a permanent fixture. Buckets of multi-colored plastic golf balls and frustratingly miniature plastic clubs are available to all. Have fun, and try not to swallow any balls!