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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1170 on: December 22, 2015, 05:18:35 am »


Remain on alert for deadly radiation farts avoiding if possible, continue flying onward home.
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1171 on: December 22, 2015, 11:14:21 pm »

Actually ignore box, find voice recorder and record a new episode of ER Talk.
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1172 on: December 23, 2015, 06:17:14 pm »

Actually ignore box, find voice recorder and record a new episode of ER Talk.
You trying to tell me something?

I don't have a mic here, or I would.


Remain on alert for deadly radiation farts avoiding if possible, continue flying onward home.
They're coming closer together now, circling the ship. They've actually become visible, spraying light out in all directions across the monitors and warping across the visual spectrum.

This is me giving you a chance to do something, before anything happens.

Lucricia stops, momentarily, and begins to stare at the mysterious box.
"Hmmm.
Hrmmmm.
HrmmMmmm.
I wanna open this."

Open the box and take a look at what's inside, if the box doesn't have a latch, look for any parts of it that could be pried apart.
Inside the box is a large object; it is a metallic chrome and appears to be a coiled tube, something like a snake curled up into a ball. The metal body is segmented, but you can see nothing through the very small lines between the segments. It is moving, slightly. Almost like it is breathing or trying to get comfortable.

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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1173 on: December 23, 2015, 06:20:51 pm »

Slowly, and very carefully, touch it, if it doesn't react, shake it slightly, if it still doesn't react, pick it up, look for buttons, perhaps.
If it does react in an aggressive fashion while this is going on, drop it and run, preferably behind another team-mate, if it reacts only slightly, stop, and watch it.
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1174 on: December 23, 2015, 06:23:31 pm »

Sigh. Maybe see if the thing in that box is microphone. Try talking to it.

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Yes.

Better idea! Sing a musical number about not being home for christmas! Distract GM from imminent doom with song and dance!
« Last Edit: December 25, 2015, 05:38:51 pm by Egan_BW »
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1175 on: December 23, 2015, 06:26:22 pm »

Sigh. Maybe see if the thing in that box is microphone. Try talking to it.
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1176 on: December 23, 2015, 06:40:28 pm »

"Radiation incoming, repeat radiation incoming. Move away from the rear hull breach and find a secure area."
Put on helmet, Are they appearing only where they would according to their path and pulse pattern along it? If so change speed to synchronise with the "blank" spots or just move to the side whichever is quicker. Define "bad" if they came and farted right next to us. Activate any available radiation countermeasures if we can't get away and take cover wherever there is the maximum dense material around me if possible otherwise hide under the console.
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1177 on: December 23, 2015, 06:57:42 pm »

Investigate engine area in hope of finding a radiation-proof suit./b]
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1178 on: December 24, 2015, 05:25:49 am »

I'm in stasis.
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1179 on: December 24, 2015, 01:26:41 pm »

Get in stasis.
« Last Edit: December 27, 2015, 12:17:44 am by Doomblade187 »
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1180 on: December 26, 2015, 05:01:53 pm »

I'll assist with plotting the maneuvers, then. Pancaek, you too.

Now, most people on board should be already in stasis by now.  It has been the plan for some time. But if it's easier to survive strong radiation bursts in your Mk suits rather than in stasis tubes, then we're initiating emergency stasis ejection/people haven't been sent to stasis yet. Let's enjoy the benefit of the doubt!

Assist with plotting the course: try to understand the pattern of their movements and predict the blanks. Basically, supplement [Mind] to the pilot's [Aux] in the way that is appropriate in this situation.


And, for the record, the standing order of hibernation during the journey: Only the designated pilot and navigator are awake; everyone else is in stasis for the duration of transition. In case of emergency, they are to be awoken from stasis. ((I.e. we sleep through the boring parts, but automatically wake up for the interesting ones.)) The current pilot is Konrad Curz (Corsair), the current navigator is Pancaek Nilys (Pancaek). If any one of them becomes unfit for their duty for any of assorted reasons (injury, madness, supplies running low on robot-food, etc.), a new pilot or navigator is to be woken from the rest of the team. ((But since it's likely to happen during an emergency, everyone should anyway be awake then.))

((Finally, those of you who are toying with the mysterious box, don't worry - by word of Piecewise it's effectively a very special shared stasis dream (that can still kill you - or reward you) so you are safely in stasis and cannot harm the ship through your actions in the dream. I hope it's as relieving for you to learn as it is for the rest of us on board. ;) ))
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1181 on: December 26, 2015, 05:05:28 pm »

"Hmm? Oh, yeah. Got it. If I start falling asleep, just shake my frame."

Be the navigator, put that +4 mind to good use. If no navigatin' is necessary, just relax a bit.
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1182 on: December 27, 2015, 12:17:11 am »

Action edited.
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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1183 on: December 28, 2015, 02:53:37 pm »

Slowly, and very carefully, touch it, if it doesn't react, shake it slightly, if it still doesn't react, pick it up, look for buttons, perhaps.
If it does react in an aggressive fashion while this is going on, drop it and run, preferably behind another team-mate, if it reacts only slightly, stop, and watch it.

You touch it. It sort of twitches and wiggles a bit, curling up tighter.

Sigh. Maybe see if the thing in that box is microphone. Try talking to it.

((Charisma check! Charisma check! Charisma-check!))
Yes.

Better idea! Sing a musical number about not being home for christmas! Distract GM from imminent doom with song and dance!
You sing about a mutant bioluminescent horned mammal.

Investigate engine area in hope of finding a radiation-proof suit./b]
There are some maintenance suits for emergency repairs, though they're not made for vacuum.

Get in stasis.
I'm in stasis.
Ok

I'll assist with plotting the maneuvers, then. Pancaek, you too.

Now, most people on board should be already in stasis by now.  It has been the plan for some time. But if it's easier to survive strong radiation bursts in your Mk suits rather than in stasis tubes, then we're initiating emergency stasis ejection/people haven't been sent to stasis yet. Let's enjoy the benefit of the doubt!

Assist with plotting the course: try to understand the pattern of their movements and predict the blanks. Basically, supplement [Mind] to the pilot's [Aux] in the way that is appropriate in this situation.


And, for the record, the standing order of hibernation during the journey: Only the designated pilot and navigator are awake; everyone else is in stasis for the duration of transition. In case of emergency, they are to be awoken from stasis. ((I.e. we sleep through the boring parts, but automatically wake up for the interesting ones.)) The current pilot is Konrad Curz (Corsair), the current navigator is Pancaek Nilys (Pancaek). If any one of them becomes unfit for their duty for any of assorted reasons (injury, madness, supplies running low on robot-food, etc.), a new pilot or navigator is to be woken from the rest of the team. ((But since it's likely to happen during an emergency, everyone should anyway be awake then.))

((Finally, those of you who are toying with the mysterious box, don't worry - by word of Piecewise it's effectively a very special shared stasis dream (that can still kill you - or reward you) so you are safely in stasis and cannot harm the ship through your actions in the dream. I hope it's as relieving for you to learn as it is for the rest of us on board. ;) ))
They'll be fine in stasis.

"Radiation incoming, repeat radiation incoming. Move away from the rear hull breach and find a secure area."
Put on helmet, Are they appearing only where they would according to their path and pulse pattern along it? If so change speed to synchronise with the "blank" spots or just move to the side whichever is quicker. Define "bad" if they came and farted right next to us. Activate any available radiation countermeasures if we can't get away and take cover wherever there is the maximum dense material around me if possible otherwise hide under the console.
Bad, as in fatal bad. As in melt your flesh bad.

You wait for an opening and then dodge through one of the gaps the thing leaves. After a few seconds of harrowing silence, it appears again, this time spiraling off into the distance, away from you.

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Re: LIMBO:Testing more stuff
« Reply #1184 on: December 28, 2015, 03:00:36 pm »

Alright, now try talking to the mystery object. Cha roll.
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