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10-28-2015, 04:57 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:04 AM by Fearless Community.
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Hi SnowredWolf,
I appreciate all types of feedback on this post, so first of all I'd like to thank you for taking the time to write such post in great detail, however, I would like to highlight to yourself and anyone that may now have been influenced by your post, that you are referring to the first test run of the RP. This was not organised nor entirely structured and was more of a random event that had only a dupe and no story line.
This RP was essentially a test to see what we would need for the professional delivery of this role-play. The second time this role-play was executed, was executed after two days of building and planning and involved several staff members. The ending to the first test run was yes, very shabby and wasn't thought through which is why we run tests like so to determine problems. It was a split second decision on how to deal with the contained citizens as the government had already breached and wiped out half our Containment Team - I guess in role-play terms we tried to hide all the evidence of cure tests etc..
The KoS of which you mentioned is in-fact as Falcao highlighted, a misunderstanding. The general rule was that anyone seen walking / running through the tunnel un-escorted would be tranquilized if at a distance or killed in the event of breach attempt or threat to security.
For the record, the second running of the roleplay resulting in 15+ RPP being handed out and it ran for almost 2 hours with continuous passive & aggressive RP throughout. I would be grateful, as you are a spectacular critic, for you to take part in our third running of the event and see just how organised our events really are.
The second ending also played out like so (just so you have an idea on just how organised it was): After a cure was found, the government teamed up with a group of resistance to try and overthrow the Overwatch Guard at the barricade, their raid however failed. Once the resistance was suppressed (plot-twist) the Overwatch (front gate special forces) turned on the Containment Team Security (stationed at the refuge camp and hospital) to retrieve the cure for themselves (as they were actually employed by the government).
The ending resulted in all citizens within the containment to be placed into a helicopter dupe and prepared for evacuation, meanwhile the overwatch made their way down towards the bottom of UM, firing at the Security whilst Security tried to protect the citizens and the cure.
The Security successfully protected the cure and the citizen evacuation and the role play therefore ended.
Many thanks,
Mike
I appreciate all types of feedback on this post, so first of all I'd like to thank you for taking the time to write such post in great detail, however, I would like to highlight to yourself and anyone that may now have been influenced by your post, that you are referring to the first test run of the RP. This was not organised nor entirely structured and was more of a random event that had only a dupe and no story line.
This RP was essentially a test to see what we would need for the professional delivery of this role-play. The second time this role-play was executed, was executed after two days of building and planning and involved several staff members. The ending to the first test run was yes, very shabby and wasn't thought through which is why we run tests like so to determine problems. It was a split second decision on how to deal with the contained citizens as the government had already breached and wiped out half our Containment Team - I guess in role-play terms we tried to hide all the evidence of cure tests etc..
The KoS of which you mentioned is in-fact as Falcao highlighted, a misunderstanding. The general rule was that anyone seen walking / running through the tunnel un-escorted would be tranquilized if at a distance or killed in the event of breach attempt or threat to security.
For the record, the second running of the roleplay resulting in 15+ RPP being handed out and it ran for almost 2 hours with continuous passive & aggressive RP throughout. I would be grateful, as you are a spectacular critic, for you to take part in our third running of the event and see just how organised our events really are.
The second ending also played out like so (just so you have an idea on just how organised it was): After a cure was found, the government teamed up with a group of resistance to try and overthrow the Overwatch Guard at the barricade, their raid however failed. Once the resistance was suppressed (plot-twist) the Overwatch (front gate special forces) turned on the Containment Team Security (stationed at the refuge camp and hospital) to retrieve the cure for themselves (as they were actually employed by the government).
The ending resulted in all citizens within the containment to be placed into a helicopter dupe and prepared for evacuation, meanwhile the overwatch made their way down towards the bottom of UM, firing at the Security whilst Security tried to protect the citizens and the cure.
The Security successfully protected the cure and the citizen evacuation and the role play therefore ended.
Many thanks,
Mike