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Driving After Dark
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|---|---|
| Name: | Driving After Dark |
| Date(s): | May 14 - July 4, 2023 |
| Moderator(s): | RedstoneBug / redstoneglitch |
| Founder: | |
| Type: | Fanwork Event / Game |
| Fandom: | Life SMP Series |
| URL: | AO3 Site,Tumblr |
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Driving After Dark was an 18+ fanwork event for the Life SMP Series. Although not mandatory, there was a focus on suggestive and NSFW content. The name of the event is a play on words, with "driving" referring to "Traffic Life" (the series' fandom nickname) and the tendency of adult events to be referred to as "after dark".
Inspired by the Life SMP Series itself, the Driving After Dark event was set up to act as an elimination game with a limited amount of lives per participant. Anyone was welcome to submit prompts and contribute their own works for the event without following challenge rules, but "official" participants could sign up for the game as players with three lives each. 35 participants had joined as official players by the end of the sign-ups deadline. There were three rounds that lasted two weeks each. During a round, each participant picked a prompt from the provided list to create a fanwork for. If two or more people produced works for the same prompt, they each lost two lives. Not contributing anything to a round lost the player one life. Making a fanwork for a prompt without overlap from other players allowed the participant to keep all their remaining lives and move on to the next round.
A small, unofficial wrap-up was hosted on July 4th to bring the event to an end.
There were several followup events hosted by the same moderator, Driving After Dark 2 and Driving After Dark 3.