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Yes. We should know where we are.

No. It really doesn't matter

Case-by-Case. Only for unknown areas, or intense situations

No vote ( Don't vote here, I vote here to keep it up to you, not skew it for me)

[The Froggy Ninja]

Umm... I just read the page for SCP-175 but it said nothing about clones. Or having insides. It's a map.

[aattss]

I said 175 but meant 715. I think.

[The Froggy Ninja]

Would it be safe to assume all SCPs that aren't contained on-site or otherwise have a non-censured location would for all intents and purposes be stored in this base.

[Salsacookies]

I'm going to incorporate the other SCP bases, and I was also playing with the idea that we're new, and SCPs are running amok in the world. But for this SCP, it's the first one that's being tested, so it's in the base

[The Froggy Ninja]

So if we wanted access to say SCP-914 that would require travel or transport of the SCP itself.

[Salsacookies]

It would be built around and contained

[The Froggy Ninja]

Wait so if the SCP foundation is so new how have they already made these ridiculous hierarchies and tests we would be referring to in our own research.

[Salsacookies]

That's the issue i've run into. I could have it so it's like SCP now, but then researchers wouldn't have any fun stuff to do, and all of the SCPs, which I think there's only one of each, would already be contained, so there really wouldn't be any search and contain missions. For my idea, I guess the Foundation website would be considered meta knowledge, and the people would only really know what they know based on research the ingame researchers have done. Any other ideas? Also, for the hierarchy thing, it could be like XCOM, where you already have the ranks, their just not filled out yet. It is filled with the best of the best or scumiest, I would think.

[The Froggy Ninja]

Well there are several SCPs that are books or concepts that by their very nature have multiple copies. Plus often times when a dangerous SCP tries to escape several lower priority SCPs will slip out in the confusion. As for research most of them have been barely researched at all. They have an average of maybe five experiments each and except for the very limited ones those only scratch the surface.

[The Froggy Ninja]

Wouldn't it be cool to have a smiler game with a shared universe but the GOC instead?

[Salsacookies]

What's GOC?

[The Froggy Ninja]

Global Occult Coalition. They are a rival group funded by the UN to study magic and destroy parathreats (magic that violate the first three missions and require the fourth).

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The Fivefold Mission

First Mission: Survival
The Global Occult Coalition shall hold the survival of the human race against all threats paranormal, parascientific, and paratemporal as their highest mission, superceding all others.

Second Mission: Concealment
As knowledge of parathreats would result in mass panic and heavy casualties among the human population, the Global Occult Coalition shall conceal the existence of said parathreats from the general public.

Third Mission: Protection
Although considered expendable if necessary in pursuit of the First Mission, individual human beings (including operatives of the GOC) shall be protected whenever possible.

Fourth Mission: Destruction
As the existence of parathreats is in itself anathema to the survival of the human race, no unnecessary risks are to be taken to ensure the survival of parathreats.

Fifth Mission: Education
The Global Occult Coalition shall make every effort to expand the base of knowledge regarding parathreats.
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