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Hexaflexagon said
I'm flattered.

Having read over your fantastic CS, I can happily say you're approved without me even needing to ask for tweaks or corrections. I don't think that's ever happened before. You've restored my faith in humanity! Now to get onto these bits real quick:

Q: Do you want our characters to already know each other?
A: Preferably yes, mostly because it everyone involved live's easier because we can skip the awkward first page or two of simple introduction posts, that always have a threat of dragging down a RP.

GM Note: Thank you for your input, I agree.

Q: Do you often frequent an OOC of a RP you're in?
A: I do when I can to see what is going on with everyone, because talking to the other RPers is half the fun of a RP in the first place. Because we are all such "interesting people" XD

GM Note: Exactly. The more chatter the better, even if it's about toast or sports. (Plz no sports)

Q: How active can you see yourself being in this RP?
A: I can post a solid four to six paragraph post once a day if needed. I do have to juggle Uni and work between it as well but I can manage.

GM Note: Thank you for your honesty, so far based on your CS, you'll be just fine.

Q: Any questions you have for me?
A: How are you fairing today madam?

Oh thank you for asking. I'm studying for a midterm today and tomorrow, otherwise I've had a good few days offline speaking. Sadly online, there is a bit is a bit of petty drama that I'm looking to neutralize.

TheFake said
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No cs at the moments as I'm on my phone (oh the irony) at work. In response to your questions:

I don't see it as necessary to have all of the characters know eacother at the start but it would certainly ease things. Perhaps as compromise have the newer group members be at least familiar with the others, possibly with a prior meeting.

I see ooc as being quite important. Things come up that sometimes can't be resolved ic. Its also nice to chat with the others and separate them from their characters.

I can usually post daily, typically several times and almost guaranteed in the evenings. I tend to make posts on the shorter side but longer ones certainly aren't out of the question.I've just got a couple of questions before I start on a character sheet:

1. You mentioned virtual reality goggles. Would these be similar to the Occulus rift or more like true virtual reality(this is for non correctors).

2. is the recruitment age of 17 a hard rule? are there any situations that might allow recruitment later?

Interactions based on "new" / "old" will depend on the applications accepted. It may turn out we have more older Correctors, who would likely need to know each other. Should the younger recruits know the older just based on reputation online or just their same aged counterparts, can be decided closer to the start of the RP I'm sure.

OOC is important so we all know what direction to go in, should posts need to be discussed prior to execution or should one have to be delayed for a short period.

As for size posts, I'd rather get something with thought and depth and length, rather than a short quick post that has minimum input and assistance. I figure if people want a quick fast RP, they'd join Free. But for Advanced, something can still come in a timely manner and still be a couple of meaty paragraphs so if it comes to making someone wait, I'd rather it be worth it, than rushing through things.

Now to answer your questions, 2 is much easier to answer: I don't want special exceptions and it's unlikely or impossible to happen anyway, so no. The older the character, the more stable they'll be for their job, the less of a risk they will be to invest time in if they're nearly an adult and have already grasped the present technology while having developed basic skills of teamwork, discipline, morals, etc.

Now for your first question, I had to do a bit of reading. I understand the premise of the "Occulus rift" but then what are you comparing it to? My best guess would be to compare it to something like the HMDs from .Hack. But design in the RP will be pretty much customizable at this point. Many gamers use them, non-correctors use them to relax, listen to music, shop etc. Correctors on the other hand must use them, because they act as a tether to the real world. Since Correctors are the only ones (legally) capable of sending their mind, body and soul into the virtual reality, they heavily rely on them. Since once they enter, their bodies are pretty much empty and void of movement having a HMD attached pretty much lets other people think nothing is wrong, without giving the image of them being normal users of the internet, people would panic and think the Correctors were dead or something like that. Does that make sense? I wasn't sure the nature or purpose of the question but the short version I think is that any goggles would work and should.

Maybe it was, which would have been funny. ^^;

It's a good thing I don't consider anyone in class to be my friend. XD Cha-ching for me. Naaah, I did give one nice girl my number in case she needed help studying over the weekend since she seemed to be struggling with missing a day of class. I felt bad for her.

Oh I just found out my old bff from middle school (who I caught up with the other day) just graduated with a degree in business but she doesn't really like it and can't find a job. I'd hate to be in her shoes. Classes and working for major and possible minor or emphasis takes work and money, probably more money than logic should allow. I hope to get my degree before my older brother does (though he's in the Navy) so I can rub it in his face. Haha! Gotta love sibling rivalry.

And hurray. I'd love a post soon whenever ya can. As long as you're alive and all. ^^;

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