TonesofBones

I've interacted with Maxwell both as a command and a regular crew-member, as well as with other characters of Fabian, albeit sparely. All I have to say is that I appreciate their drive as a command, the announcements, their will to be involved and to involve others and the fact that they are not averted to paperwork. +1

BYOND key: TonesofBones Discord Username: tonesofbones Character names: Todd Digson Gregory Digson Bava Schoffer How long have you been playing on Aurora? I started playing in late May last 2023 so about a year now Have you received any administrative actions? And how serious were they? Nope, nothing What do you think the OOC purpose of a Head of Staff is, ingame? Well- there is a lot of it, but the main one? Coordination. The most essential role of command personnel is coordinating their own department internally as well as working together with other heads to ensure that the ship is running smoothly. Overseeing is another important function of a head- making sure everyone and everything in their department is working properly. This ranges from motivating your workers to meet the departmental goals, to being a mediator in any work-related conflicts. Directing is a vital aspect of the role for me. They are the top dogs of their respective departments and thus they can influence the mood and pace of the shift (for better or for worse). The difference between a good and a great command member often lies in their ability to create interesting scenarios for their departments. What do you think the OOC responsibilities of Whitelisted players are to other players, and how would you strive to uphold them? Whitelisted players are expected to act the part. They should be approachable and helpful to others. Most of all- they should be trustworthy, responsible and able to be held accountable for their actions. Should I acquire the command whitelist, I would try to create a friendly atmosphere in my department (at least OOC), since we’re here to have fun. I would also strive to maintain a high standard of roleplay. Explain how the recent events in the Spur changed your character and how they came to be employed on the SCCV Horizon. Hailing from remote Vysoka, Bayar Yeke always looked to the stars, until one day, the stars looked back. His dream was to become a pilot and seek freedom among the stars. After getting his pilot licence, he started working onboard an independent freighter fleet, facilitating trade between Vysoka and other worlds of the Coalition. This job, however, proved to be unstable in the long run. Due to the danger of being a pilot of an independent freighter, Bayar started working with Hephaestus Industries. During his time with the corporation he deepened his understanding of management and logistics. In 2464 a new path has opened for him. A fledgling Orion Express needed manpower, as well as people to manage it. Bayar started his work as a manager of a small Orion outpost. Now, after years of climbing up the ranks, this son of Vysoka has been promoted to a rank of an operations manager onboard SCCV Horizon. For in the times of interstellar troubles there is no better lifeline than a well organized and functional logistics network. What roles do you plan on playing after the application is accepted? I’m going for an operations manager and corporate representative primary. I might create a CMO, a consular and a captain later down the line (if I lose my mind) Have you familiarized yourself with the wiki pages for the command roles? I did Characters you intend to use for command or have created for command. Include the job they will be taking: Bayar Yeke- Operations Manager Do you understand your whitelist is not permanent, and may be stripped following continuous administrative action? Yeah, I do understand that Have you linked your BYOND account to the Forums? Yup Extra notes: (Also it’s really late, might fix some grammar, stylistic and spelling mistakes tomorrow-)

Gonna post and dump my art here time to time- maybe once a month. Expect things that might be completely unrelated to SS13.

@dessysalta For Sadie. You can't spell "Sadie" without "depressed".

I'm giving Kodiak of the Opossum a +1. Not because they have blackmailed me to do so, least I suffer the fate worse than death; but because I feel confident in their leadership skills. Also, their characters have a certain charm to them and I'm curious how they will fit in a command role.

Disclaimer: I'm operating on vibes here, so they may not be 100% accurate. But they're good enough for me. @4000daniel1 For Bruce: Now, I know Bruce isn't that old, but I dunno. It fits. You could imagine him in his 60's or so at a bar to this song. @Misiek1001 For Alvere. The first minute of it made me pick it. @DatSamTho For Frank. Self-explanatory @Tomixcomics For Jamari. Mostly because it was a BGM for an event centred around cooking. So it just works. Also, you can imagine him preparing some grand dinner with this on in the background. So yeah. @Faye <3 For Bitter Promise.62. Could've went the easy route and pick The Promise from Signalis, but that would be too on-the-nose, wouldn't it? That's it. For now at least. I think.

What's up ghouls and gamers, it's me Tones, coming back for round two. As for COFF1, we all know what song fits it the best: And you can't prove me otherwise As for my second and last character- Todd Digson, the farmboy physician

I haven't had my characters interact with Ches much (which is a crime I WILL rectify), but: It just seems appropriate you know? Calming song from an otherwise unnerving soundtrack, adequate for a physician (who is named after a manifestation of loving kindness). For my first character I'll go with stinky Europan with anger issues: Bavs

Sovl FM

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Miranda's eepiest surgeon

We had a good run, my fellow henchmen

In my opinion, a third way of fixing lungs isn't really needed, because: 1. If there is a surgeon present, let them do the surgery thing. They are more qualified than physicians (IC reason) and it's the main reason why they are playing a surgeon (OOC reason) . 2. If there are no surgeons, physicians are qualified to fix lungs via surgery anyways. BUT I like the idea of a machine that would reinflate ruptured lungs and/or purge reagents from them. It's the XXV century. We should have better tech for it than just syringes. And a purge function would be handy to speed up recovery from being blasted with drugs by a malfunctioning scrubber. I mean, there is an EPP function on stabilizer vests and IVs with air tanks on them.

hmm