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reveriemod) wrote2018-04-07 06:53 pm
reveriemod) wrote2018-04-07 06:53 pm
Activity
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BONUS AC SUBMISSION FORM
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If your character accumulates extra activity points, these points can be spent on in-game rewards. These rewards are outlined below, and range from items from back home to additional character slots. Bonus AC can be submitted at any time. There is a cut-off for bonus AC thread submissions. Anything older than 3 months as of the date of submission can not be used as bonus AC any longer. Additionally, we save AC point information for up to 3 months after a character has dropped in case a player wishes to re-app. After this period, they will have to start from scratch. Please note that this is entirely player-driven and optional. If you do not want to count extra AC, you do not have to. The fantastic wingstosee has created the official unofficial Reverie Terminal AC spreadsheet. It can be found HERE to download or make a copy of.
Use of this spreadsheet is not mandatory in any way, but may be helpful to players. |
SUBMIT A TASK/MISSION FORM
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Additionally, you may find it worth your while to participate in station tasks and missions. Tasks are simple requests to engage with the station or the environment and can be carried out by signing up and threading out the thematic element of the described situation. A completed task is worth an additional 200 bonus ac points, and must be reported in your character thread in order to receive the credit for completion. From time to time, missions will also be available to participate in. These are similar to tasks but have a much higher risk and smaller time frame for completion. Participants in these missions will have a direct influence on the future of the station. Like tasks, an additional 200 bonus ac points will be rewarded to those who sign up and provide submission of their completed thread(s). |
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1) Whether the upgrades can be unlocked within the console or require new hardware hookups depends very much on the specific upgrade. The ability to control the lights can be unlocked within the console.
2a) Life support monitoring would need to be broken up into subsystem categories, with each category between 500 - 1500 points, depending on importance.
2b) There are no outlets on the station, but he may gain the ability to redirect the electrical fields that charge things wirelessly. This would be an expensive ability to gain (from 2000 points upward depending on the extent to which he can do it), and of course if he were ever to use it to mess with someone, prior ooc permission is required.
2c) The information from 2b holds also for this question.
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1) Re: the electrical fields-- are whatever devices generate these fields within the unlocked areas of the station identifiable? (Either on an internal-system level or a external-engineer one.)
2) What level of buy-in on electrical control would be required to detect power flow to or from the sealed spaces? Is such a thing possible at all? (To clarify, I'm not asking after control or manipulation in that regard. Just detection of which locked areas might be using or producing more power than the rest of the station.)
3) Unrelated, but: how much for the ability to open and close (normal, not-sealed-area) doors?
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1. They would be identifiable on an external-engineer level.
2. It's possible and would be 1000 points.
3. 500 points.
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