SCP-RP (USA) - GM Application - Dusk

[Dusk]

What server are you applying for:
SCP-RP (USA)

Your Username:
Dusk

Your SteamID:
STEAM_0:0:51562722

Discord Username:
.Kore

Age:
30

What's your current playtime:
2D 14H 20M

Do you have a mic:
Yes

Your characters name:
Director of Research Vito 'Dusk' Sabbatini

Is this the first application you made? If no, link all previous applications:
Yes for GameMaster

Have you received any kicks/warns/bans, and if so, why:
X2 NLR
X2 RDM
X1 Cheating

How many hours can you be on everyday:
2-5H Weekdays & 4-10H Weekends

Do you have any previous experience as a Gamemaster/Event Manager in a community:
No

Why would you like to become a Gamemaster:
I want to take a more responsible approach to managing my department’s resources, ensuring its long-term stability. I believe stepping into a Game Master role would provide more flexibility in achieving that compared to a standard staff position. With the volume of ideas I have, it makes more sense to take the lead in developing events rather than waiting on others to bring them to life.

What do you think you would be able to help us with on the server? Why are you special over the other applicants:
I have a strong expertise in crafting dynamic scenarios and excel in writing and documentation. With the right tools, I believe I would be an ideal fit as an RP Leader and Organizer, bringing structure and creativity to every event I manage.​

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Please List 3 small event ideas (Which would involve at least one side of the server):

1. Containment But With a Twist!
(A single SCP is loose in the facility, but for some reason, the normal containment procedures don’t work)
Security and MTF must recontain it using unconventional methods.
Example: SCP-173 refuses to stop moving unless you play music. Find a way to play music!
Example: SCP-999 now has a sugar rush and is bouncing everywhere. You need to calm it down, maybe by telling bedtime stories?
Saboteurs! Pick 1-2 random players who have a secret goal to accidentally make things worse without getting caught.
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2. Ethics Committee Roast Session
(A mini-tribunal where players must defend ridiculous actions they definitely did or didn't do on purpose)
Pick three players at random (or take volunteers) to stand trial for hilarious Foundation-related crimes.
Example: Dr. ███ put a hat on SCP-173 and called it a ‘fashion experiment.’ Explain yourself.
Example: Security Officer ███ used a ‘trust exercise’ on D-Class that involved blindfolding them in SCP-914’s intake chamber.
Example: Site janitor ███ used SCP-999 as a pillow during their shift break.
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3. D-Class Science Roulette
(A quickfire SCP testing event where the D-Class decide their fate!)
Three D-Class volunteers are lined up for scientific testing.
A wheel of fate (or a list of options) is spun to decide which SCP they must interact with.
Examples: SCP-914, SCP-999, SCP-173 (under safe conditions), or even a completely harmless yet ridiculous test.
The D-Class must choose how they want to interact with the SCP before they know what happens next.|
Example: You fed SCP-999 a donut, it now follows you everywhere and won't stop giggling.
Example: You touched SCP-914 on ‘Rough.’ Congratulations, you are now a low-poly version of yourself.​

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Please List an map change event idea (Involving both sides and the entire server):
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Temporal Distortion Event: “Echoes of the Past”


Overview​

Something went wrong. A containment experiment triggered a rollback anomaly, reverting the entire site to an older build of the map. Hallways shift, rooms appear where they shouldn’t, and systems display dates that don’t match.
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How It Starts​

The signs are small at first, logs showing timestamps from years ago, doors locking and unlocking at random, PA announcements referencing long, gone personnel. Then, without warning, the entire map changes in an instant. Lights flicker, alarms distort, and when everything settles, the site is not the one people remember from yesterday.
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The Aftermath​

• The facility has reverted to a previous version, removing modern expansions and altering pathways.​
• Containment protocols are outdated, causing certain SCPs to behave unpredictably.​
• Security systems are inconsistent, requiring access codes and procedures that may no longer exist.​
• Technology regresses, forcing personnel to adapt to older weapons, terminals, and equipment.​
• Documentation and logs reference past events, some of which never happened, or maybe haven’t happened yet.​

Fixing the Timeline​

Somewhere in the facility, the key to restoring the site exists, maybe an old terminal, an anomaly that shouldn’t be there, or an experiment that needs to be completed or undone. Until it’s found, the Foundation is stuck in the past
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The Outcomes​

• Stabilization: The site returns to normal, but some changes remain, a misplaced hallway, an old log file that refuses to be deleted, a piece of tech that shouldn’t exist.​
• Partial Failure: The rollback stabilizes halfway, leaving a hybrid of past and present.​
• Collapse: The site keeps shifting, plunging everyone into an even earlier version of the facility, or worse, one that was never meant to exist.​

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List an example mission for each of the following (O-1, A-1, Nu-7, E-11, CI, UNGOC & Foundation Staff):
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O-1 "Laws Left Hand" (Overwatch Security Detail)​

Mission: "The Rogue Verdict"
Briefing:
A high-ranking Ethics Committee member has disappeared while reviewing a classified Foundation project at Site-██. Intel suggests internal sabotage, and rumors circulate about a "secret tribunal" held at an unknown location.

Additional Details:

• The last known transmission from the missing Ethics member was abruptly cut off.
• Internal Security claims they have no leads, but some personnel may be covering something up.
• Your orders: Find the missing EC member alive or dead, uncover who orchestrated this, and if necessary, deal with the perpetrators.
• Expect Foundation personnel interference, not everyone wants the truth to come out.

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A-1 "Red Right Hand" (O5 Council Guardians)​

Mission: "O5’s Unwanted Guest"
Briefing:
One of the O5 Council's classified safehouses has been compromised. The automated panic room defenses activated, followed by a distress signal, then silence.

Additional Details:

• The safehouse wasn’t supposed to be in use, who triggered the security measures?
• Possibilities: A rogue operative, an anomalous entity, or a rival faction infiltration.
• If it’s an enemy force, they cannot be allowed to leave with anything.
• If it’s an O5 member trapped inside, immediate extraction and damage control are required.
• Warning: The safehouse contains high-level data and classified tech, compromise is not an option.

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Nu-7 "Hammer Down" (Military Response & Surface Operations)​

Mission: "Hell from Below"
Briefing:
An underground anomaly has awakened beneath Site-██ due to a failed excavation. Seismic activity threatens the stability of the tunnels, and hostile entities have emerged.

Additional Details:

• What Nu-7 knows: The dig site was kept off-the-record, and classified documents suggest anomalous activity was expected.
• Your orders: Deploy to the site, secure the tunnels, neutralize threats, and determine who authorized this excavation.
• Foundation personnel on-site are unresponsive, some may have already been compromised.
• Watch for CI interference, they may attempt to extract something before the Foundation can seal it off.

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E-11 "Nine-Tailed Fox" (SCP Containment Specialists)​

Mission: "The Mobile SCP"
Briefing:
A Foundation transport convoy carrying SCP-████ has gone dark. Satellite imaging shows the convoy stalled in an abandoned industrial sector, with no radio contact.

Additional Details:

• Scenarios: The convoy could have suffered a malfunction, enemy ambush, or SCP escape.
• SCP-████ is high-risk, and any exposure to the public would be catastrophic.
• Your orders: Locate the convoy, assess the situation, secure the anomaly, and retrieve any survivors.
• Complication: CI or GOC may already be aware of the transport failure and could be en route to steal the anomaly.
• Intel suggests that one of the convoy’s guards sent a distress signal before all communications ceased.

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CI "Delta Command" (Subterfuge & Raids)​

Mission: "Operation Data Wipe"
Briefing:
A CI defector has gone rogue, leaking classified Insurgency intelligence and offering asylum to the Foundation. They must be eliminated, and all sensitive data erased.

Additional Details:

• The defector is hiding at a Foundation Site, negotiating for safety in exchange for intel.
• If successful, the Foundation will gain crucial CI secrets, this cannot happen.
• Your orders: Infiltrate the site, locate the traitor, terminate them, and destroy any evidence of their knowledge.
• Complication:
  
  • The GOC is also interested, if they get to the defector first, they might distribute the intel globally.
  • The defector has allies, expect resistance from Foundation personnel trying to protect them.

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UNGOC-C "Iron Fist" (Global Anomaly Suppression)​

Mission: "The Sleeping Giant"
Briefing:
Satellite imaging has detected anomalous heat signatures beneath the Arctic permafrost. The GOC must secure or eliminate the threat before the Foundation or CI intervenes.

Additional Details:

• Seismic readings indicate something is shifting beneath the ice.
• Your orders: Deploy a GOC strike team, locate the anomaly, determine if neutralization is necessary, and prevent it from falling into Foundation hands.
• Complication: The anomaly is activating, it may not be a simple containment job.
• Foundation forces are en route, arguing for containment rather than destruction.
• Rumors suggest this may be one of the "lost anomalies" that disappeared from Foundation records decades ago

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Foundation Staff (Research, Medical, External Affairs, Internal Security, etc.)​

Mission: "The Unexpected Visitor"
Briefing:
A civilian scientist has arrived at the Foundation’s front gates, demanding a meeting with Site Administration. They claim to have proof of anomalies existing in the outside world and threaten to go public if ignored.

Additional Details:

• The scientist holds data that appears legitimate.
• Your orders: Determine if they are a risk, asset, or threat.
• Possible solutions:
  
  • Recruit them into the Foundation (if they prove useful).
  • Amnesticize them (erase all memory of their research).
  • Eliminate them (if their knowledge is too dangerous to leave unchecked).
• Complication:
  
  • The scientist already shared their findings with an unknown party.
  • GOC or CI may attempt to extract them first, turning them into a dangerous loose end.
  • Are they really a civilian? Or could they be a plant from a rival group?

 

[Niox]

Spoiler: Old Feedback

Please List 3 small event ideas (Which would involve at least one side of the server):

1. Containment But With a Twist!
(A single SCP is loose in the facility, but for some reason, the normal containment procedures don’t work)
Security and MTF must recontain it using unconventional methods.
Example: SCP-173 refuses to stop moving unless you play music. Find a way to play music!
Example: SCP-999 now has a sugar rush and is bouncing everywhere. You need to calm it down, maybe by telling bedtime stories?
Saboteurs! Pick 1-2 random players who have a secret goal to accidentally make things worse without getting caught.​

Interesting idea, and probably not too hard to do with GM tools, but how would F find this out? Taking your 173 example, in what world do they find this out? Same with the 999 one. People are stupid, and you shouldn't give them no guidance at all, especially when it's as random as this.
I also fear that the 173 music one would enable mic spam from people. And how would the saboteurs work? Elaboration would be cool.

2. Ethics Committee Roast Session
(A mini-tribunal where players must defend ridiculous actions they definitely did or didn't do on purpose)
Pick three players at random (or take volunteers) to stand trial for hilarious Foundation-related crimes.
Example: Dr. ███ put a hat on SCP-173 and called it a ‘fashion experiment.’ Explain yourself.
Example: Security Officer ███ used a ‘trust exercise’ on D-Class that involved blindfolding them in SCP-914’s intake chamber.
Example: Site janitor ███ used SCP-999 as a pillow during their shift break.​

Would be pretty funny I won't lie, although I don't see how this is GM necessary? Any player could realistically do this.

3. D-Class Science Roulette
(A quickfire SCP testing event where the D-Class decide their fate!)
Three D-Class volunteers are lined up for scientific testing.
A wheel of fate (or a list of options) is spun to decide which SCP they must interact with.
Examples: SCP-914, SCP-999, SCP-173 (under safe conditions), or even a completely harmless yet ridiculous test.
The D-Class must choose how they want to interact with the SCP before they know what happens next.|
Example: You fed SCP-999 a donut, it now follows you everywhere and won't stop giggling.
Example: You touched SCP-914 on ‘Rough.’ Congratulations, you are now a low-poly version of yourself.​

More of an RP enhancement above all else, but it could lead up to something bigger and cooler if done correctly.

Please List an map change event idea (Involving both sides and the entire server):

"SCP-404: The Lost Wing"
Premise:
During routine maintenance, a janitor accidentally leans against a seemingly normal wall, and falls straight through it. Confused and unharmed, they find themselves in a long-forgotten section of the facility, dusty, abandoned, and not on any current blueprints.

What’s in there?
Outdated tech: Computers that still run but reference SCPs that don’t exist in any current database.
A locked containment cell: The glass is cracked from the inside, and something seems to have left, recently.
Weird audio distortions: In certain areas, radios and intercoms pick up garbled messages from years ago.

Foundation (MTF, Research, Site Admin, Medical, ISD, etc.)
Goal: Investigate and secure the Lost Wing before external forces intervene.

Chaos Insurgency (CI)
Goal: Recover any lost intel or tech that the Foundation abandoned.

Global Occult Coalition (GOC)
Goal: Determine if the Lost Wing contains anomaly contaminated tech or information that must be destroyed.​

This is not a Map Change event. A Map Change event is where you change the entire map for the server for 2-3 hours for a major event. You can do whatever you want with any jobs, groups, etc, but most importantly you have to select a Map that the server would change to for the duration of the event. This wasn't made with that in mind, so I won't be critiquing it.

List an example mission for each of the following (O-1, A-1, Nu-7, E-11, CI, UNGOC & Foundation Staff):

O-1 "Laws Left Hand" (Overwatch Security Detail)
Mission: "The Rogue Verdict"
Briefing:
A high-ranking Ethics Committee member has gone missing under suspicious circumstances while reviewing a classified project at Site-██. Intelligence suggests internal sabotage, and whispers of a "secret tribunal" being held off-site have surfaced.
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A-1 "Red Right Hand" (O5 Council Guardians)
Mission: "O5’s Unwanted Guest"
Briefing:
The O5 Council has been alerted to a security breach in their classified safehouse someone or something has accessed one of their hidden panic rooms. A distress signal was activated but no further transmissions were sent.
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Nu-7 "Hammer Down" (Military Response & Surface Operations)
Mission: "Hell from Below"
Briefing:
A deep underground anomaly has awakened beneath a Foundation Site after a failed excavation. Seismic activity suggests a major cave collapse is imminent, and reports indicate hostile entities emerging from the tunnels.
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E-11 "Nine-Tailed Fox" (SCP Containment Specialists)
Mission: "The Mobile SCP"
Briefing:
A transport convoy carrying SCP-████ to a new containment site has gone missing en-route. Satellite imaging shows their last location was deep within an abandoned industrial sector, but all radio contact is lost.
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UNGOC-C "Iron Fist" (Global Anomaly Suppression)
Mission: "The Sleeping Giant"
Briefing:
Satellite imaging has detected an anomalous heat signature deep within a frozen tundra. GOC operatives are deployed to investigate and neutralize whatever lies beneath the ice before the Foundation gets there first.​

These are all very nothing burgers. You don't elaborate on anything, and I don't know what to make of any of this. The O-1, A-1, Nu-7 and E-11 ones don't say anything about what would happen in the event, and are extremely loose. I wouldn't even call what you've written an event, because it describes nothing other than a premise and that's it. Especially the E-11 one, where you don't even name the anomaly. How would they go about a plan of action? What threats would they have to deal with? How would this be organised from the GM side of things? Etc.
The UNGOC one is better in this regard, but still lacks a lot of needed explaining for how this would go.

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CI "Delta Command" (Subterfuge & Raids)
Mission: "Operation Data Wipe"
Briefing:
A rogue CI defector has leaked classified intel and is hiding at a Foundation facility, offering a full data dump in exchange for asylum. The Insurgency must eliminate them and erase any traces before they reveal too much.
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Considering players, I'm mixed on how well this would go. Good idea, but you would have to be interacting with Foundation, giving them actual intel that they can work with (That also makes CI give a shit about losing said intel) which may piss a few CI off, but you'd also have to keep this possible. Realistically if this would happen, the CI Defector would be taken to F3, and kept there until they download all the data. CI would have to be incredibly swift with this, elsewise it would likely just barely be an event for them. This event will also only include 2 CI, that being Deep Covers for this event, as it's the easiest way to go about this sort of thing. Very small either way.

Foundation Staff (Research, Medical, External Affairs, Internal Security, etc.)
Mission: "The Unexpected Visitor"
Briefing:
An unknown civilian scientist has arrived at the site with documents proving knowledge of anomalies. They claim to have seen something impossible and demand to speak to Site Administration before they go public.​

This doesn't include any Site Staff personnel. Also how would a civilian scientist arrive at the site, and know about Site Administration, who to go to about this, etc? Also there needs to be more elaboration.


thats my review, i go sleep now
by e

Although the Map Change event still isn't one, I am happy with the changes made to other areas, and I am happy that you have taken in the feedback.
+Support

 

[Betriv]

god so much words uhhh nice application no clue what its for

 

[Dusk]

This is not a Map Change event. A Map Change event is where you change the entire map for the server for 2-3 hours for a major event. You can do whatever you want with any jobs, groups, etc, but most importantly you have to select a Map that the server would change to for the duration of the event. This wasn't made with that in mind, so I won't be critiquing it.

I don't quite understand how implementing an entirely new section of the already existing facility wouldn't be a map change, but I guess you could implement this in a way where its like a parallel world when personnel interact with a certain object or door.

Would be pretty funny I won't lie, although I don't see how this is GM necessary? Any player could realistically do this.

To be fairly blunt, nobody does it now, so I don't see why a GM wouldn't like this as an idea. There's a million different implementations you could apply to this scenario to bend it in a way that the audience appeals to. The judge could eat the liars, could burst into flames if he catches someone lying, it could be a Secret Hitler style event etc etc.




*editing my original post based on feedback

 

[PolarBear]

Under Review

 

["Peasant"]

+Support
Dusk would be a great fit for the GM team. Amazing player, great person to work with and would definitely contribute a lot of RP to the server.

 

[PolarBear]

Application Denied​

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Hello, @Dusk ,

Thank you for taking the time to create and submit your application. I truly appreciate the effort and creativity you put into it. It’s clear a lot of hard work went into bringing your ideas to life.

Unfortunately, we are unable to move forward with your application at this time. If you'd like to discuss the reasons for this decision, please feel free to reach out to either NL or myself.

You may re-apply in 4 weeks.

Regards, @PolarBear​