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Eʀᴡɪɴ Sᴍɪᴛʜ ([personal profile] corps) wrote2014-01-15 08:31 pm

001 [ written / action ]

[ written ]

[ Neat, concise, practical penmanship. Erwin does quite a lot of writing. ]

I would like to extend my thanks to those so quick to help newcomers. It is very much appreciated. Though I believe I am fairly well informed at this point, I have a few more specific questions:
  • Have you ever been drafted for service in the war? Volunteered for it? If so, what was asked of you?
  • How frequently are you and/or those you know taken in for experimentation? If you have first-hand experience with this, do you recall what happened?
  • Based on your experiences in Luceti, what is your personal opinion of the Malnosso?
If you would like to speak further, or more privately, this is Commander Erwin Smith. I am willing to meet with you in person if you are wary of speaking freely this way.

Lastly: I ask that Jean Kirstein and Marco Bott contact me as soon as possible.

[ action ]

[ Erwin's been in Luceti only a few days, but he'd memorized the layout of the village on the first. Food, clothing, weapons--he knows where to find these things, and he's been noting all of the smaller shops besides. He's far from content, but he is adapting, though still on high alert. He is well aware already that there is little he will be able to do immediately. But he can prepare to do more, and that is precisely what he is planning on.

He can be found at the smithy looking at weapons, at the grocery store (Levi wants non-perishables, wants to stock up), sitting outside looking through his journal--green cape around his shoulders, hiding his wings with more wings--or just about anywhere else by appointment. ]


[ warning: there will likely be spoilers for recent attack on titan manga chapters in castmembers' threads. while we won't drop spoilers on someone unrelated, if you're reading along, beware! ]
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[Action]

[personal profile] whiskytraitorfirefight 2014-01-23 12:36 am (UTC)(link)
[It's not a difficult system overall. Maybe one that requires a bit of exploration especially for people not used to technology, and fully custom environments and settings require more work, but it's fairly straight forward.]

Looks good. Once you press enter and accept the settings for the room, you get an hour. After that, the program automatically ends itself, though it'll allow you to restart it from the console.

Also there are settings in place to prevent serious injury and/or death. It's possible to make adjustments to change the safety features, but not to the point where a simulation could kill you.