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Warning: Current set course is to encounter problems in the form of a singularity, please change set course immediately_
Warning: The engine has encountered a block. Engine offline_
Warning: Multiple hull breaches detected. Areas cordoned off for furthered safety of crew_
Warning: No ejection pods found ONLINE_
For your continued safety, please take note of the warnings shown above. Proper emergency procedures, as covered by the training and/or debriefing for your travels aboard this vessel, should be observed. Please do not attempt to gain access to any areas currently unavailable, and if any further problems are observed, please contact the nearest safety personnel.
Do not panic. The staff aboard are currently working to rectify the safety breaches, and these areas should be repaired in 00000 hours. Please be patient, and thank you for your continued caution and cooperation.
Thank you, and contribute happily.
[[if anyone ventures to the back of the ship where the ejection pods/engine room is, there is a window (unbreakable) that will show them a destroyed room without gravity. there are holes where ejection pods should be, and debris floating in the room along with spacesuits at the end of the room. you won't be able to see the engine room, but what looks to be a rusted shut door.
this announcement will flash on the computers screens randomly through the day to ensure that passengers do not find themselves in areas they aren't supposed to be in.
should someone look up what a 'singularity' is, be prepared to be bombarded with complex mathematical theories from the ship database about black holes, how long it takes to completely destroy anything caught in its path, and what might be on the other side. some theories are sound, others sound entirely crazy. feel free to come up with anything that the ship computers might tell you about them, from 'there's another universe on the other side' to 'the god of sneezes is catching light up trying to prevent a seizure'.
should you look outside, you will notice a part of space that seems noticeably darker. it's currently small, perhaps the size of a baseball from the windows.]]
Warning: The engine has encountered a block. Engine offline_
Warning: Multiple hull breaches detected. Areas cordoned off for furthered safety of crew_
Warning: No ejection pods found ONLINE_
For your continued safety, please take note of the warnings shown above. Proper emergency procedures, as covered by the training and/or debriefing for your travels aboard this vessel, should be observed. Please do not attempt to gain access to any areas currently unavailable, and if any further problems are observed, please contact the nearest safety personnel.
Do not panic. The staff aboard are currently working to rectify the safety breaches, and these areas should be repaired in 00000 hours. Please be patient, and thank you for your continued caution and cooperation.
Thank you, and contribute happily.
[[if anyone ventures to the back of the ship where the ejection pods/engine room is, there is a window (unbreakable) that will show them a destroyed room without gravity. there are holes where ejection pods should be, and debris floating in the room along with spacesuits at the end of the room. you won't be able to see the engine room, but what looks to be a rusted shut door.
this announcement will flash on the computers screens randomly through the day to ensure that passengers do not find themselves in areas they aren't supposed to be in.
should someone look up what a 'singularity' is, be prepared to be bombarded with complex mathematical theories from the ship database about black holes, how long it takes to completely destroy anything caught in its path, and what might be on the other side. some theories are sound, others sound entirely crazy. feel free to come up with anything that the ship computers might tell you about them, from 'there's another universe on the other side' to 'the god of sneezes is catching light up trying to prevent a seizure'.
should you look outside, you will notice a part of space that seems noticeably darker. it's currently small, perhaps the size of a baseball from the windows.]]