Ships and more information.
The ships are fairly simple, so this is a brief one for anyone not sure how to run with the ships.
The main ships, Siren, Ajax and Triton, are all alike in construction. They are all silver, both inside and out. They are all unmanned in terms of a staff, and are populated entirely by individuals from various worlds, of which absolutely none can describe how they got there. The lighting is very dim, though the corridors aren't so bad; there are elevators to take one up and down, but all rooms and all corridors look exactly the same, so be careful if you're going to leave anything behind. Unless you have an excellent memory, you're very likely to forget which room it was in.
There are bathrooms! But there's one bathroom to a whole corridor. Highly impractical. Outside of every room is a food dispenser, indicating that, perhaps, the makers wouldn't like you to stray too far. It's very basic food, as well; one can get a packet of water with a straw, or one can have an energy bar. Best not to hope for anything more adventurous than that.
Jenova's ship is, on the other hand, a little different; how so and why will soon become clear.
Although we officially kickstart on the 9th, you're all welcome to begin a bit early and get some movement going. We won't be on the ships for too long (our little excuse for everyone waking at about the same time - the ship is close to Arcadia), so please do exploit the opportunity!
Later applicants will still be accepted onto the ships, but at around Thursday or Friday, we'll start placing applicants onto new ships that are to immediately touch down on Arcadia. It saves on spontaneously introducing too many people to the established ones when they're already close to a landing point, and so we won't keep anyone at Central waiting too long.
If anyone in Central City isn't sure how to begin with interaction, please feel free to speak to the uSUC computer, either by opening for first-person discussion in journals or with a third-person scene in the main community. It's here to serve.
Have fun, good luck, please feel free to email us or comment here with any questions, comments, suggestions!
The main ships, Siren, Ajax and Triton, are all alike in construction. They are all silver, both inside and out. They are all unmanned in terms of a staff, and are populated entirely by individuals from various worlds, of which absolutely none can describe how they got there. The lighting is very dim, though the corridors aren't so bad; there are elevators to take one up and down, but all rooms and all corridors look exactly the same, so be careful if you're going to leave anything behind. Unless you have an excellent memory, you're very likely to forget which room it was in.
There are bathrooms! But there's one bathroom to a whole corridor. Highly impractical. Outside of every room is a food dispenser, indicating that, perhaps, the makers wouldn't like you to stray too far. It's very basic food, as well; one can get a packet of water with a straw, or one can have an energy bar. Best not to hope for anything more adventurous than that.
Jenova's ship is, on the other hand, a little different; how so and why will soon become clear.
Although we officially kickstart on the 9th, you're all welcome to begin a bit early and get some movement going. We won't be on the ships for too long (our little excuse for everyone waking at about the same time - the ship is close to Arcadia), so please do exploit the opportunity!
Later applicants will still be accepted onto the ships, but at around Thursday or Friday, we'll start placing applicants onto new ships that are to immediately touch down on Arcadia. It saves on spontaneously introducing too many people to the established ones when they're already close to a landing point, and so we won't keep anyone at Central waiting too long.
If anyone in Central City isn't sure how to begin with interaction, please feel free to speak to the uSUC computer, either by opening for first-person discussion in journals or with a third-person scene in the main community. It's here to serve.
Have fun, good luck, please feel free to email us or comment here with any questions, comments, suggestions!