What server are you applying for:
The Great UK server
Your Username:
Mariio
Your SteamID:
STEAM_0:0:551811600
Discord Username:
thesupermariio
Age:
15
What's your current playtime (type !time in-game):
1 month, 10 days
Do you have a mic (optional):
Yes
Your characters name:
Harereld 'Meta' Haukenstein
List all the names of the characters that you use (Foundation, Civillian, e.t.c.):
SCP Foundation:
Harereld 'Meta' Haukenstein
Kaldric 'Cheddar' Kortenheim
Calilumious 'Tendric' Mortar
Chaos Insurgency:
Ruaridh 'Junipr' Malkenvarn
Untited Nation Global Occult Coalition:
Dylwane 'Alright' Dusnkin
Civilian:
Dunecain Meronowfield
Is this the first application you made? If no, link all previous applications:
No:
Have you received any kicks/warns/bans, and if so, why (type /warnings in-game):
I have received multiple from when I was still somewhat new to the server. Some of my newest warns are from me just fucking around too much.
How many hours can you be on everyday:
Depends on the days, Monday - Thursday around 4-6 hours. Friday - Saturday around 8-14 hours. Sunday depends, around 5-10 hours.
Do you have any previous experience as a Gamemaster/Event Manager in a community:
Sort of. Used to make own RP scenarios in a Brick Rigs roleplay server.
Do you have any advanced skills that would benefit the GM team, such as PAC-3, dupes building, art creation and others? If yes, give us your best example of putting that skill into practice:
I’m good with building with props in GMOD, I have had to rebuild several stuff on DarkRP since my pc kept breaking so I kept finding new ways on making things lower prop. I also have around 2.1k hours, with about 1k on DarkRP. I can build both large areas and smaller detailed ones. I haven't used PAC3 much yet, but with some guidance I should be able to use it consistently.
Please list one RP Enhancement for a Foundation Department/MTF:
A new SCP arriving on site, something like SCP-1230. It is a book that can transport players into fantasy type situations. I could run it as an RP event where a few selected people interact with it and get pulled into a different scenario with roles and objectives. It would give players something different from normal gameplay and make things more story focused.
Please list one RP Enhancement for a Non-Foundation Group:
Something that would be interesting is a criminal organisation acts as delivery services like UPS. They use this cover to then attempt to kidnap the civilians of Pinewood and put them either in their truck or a new by bunker. Their operation would be designed to look completely normal on the surface with regular deliveries, and that slowly builds up a pattern of activity without immediately raising suspicion. The rangers would investigate the situation by responding to reports of suspicious activity of people vanishing, gradually uncovering the organisation’s involvement and working to shut down their operation.
Please list one Event idea for the United Nations Global Occult Coalition:
The UNGOC responds to Pinewood after reports of civilians and sheriffs experience sudden memory loss and confusion following encounters with a unknown individual. Those that spoke to the individual forget their recent conversation with him. Major gaps appear in witness statements and reports around key incidents become unreliable. GOC teams focus on identifying the source of the incidents while limiting exposure to themself. They set up controlled observation points and restrict access to some areas he's been seen in. Rangers assisting with the situation struggle to keep investigations consistent as both civilians and responders cannot always recall information. This makes it difficult to track movements build timelines or determine what is causing the disruption.
Please list one Event idea for the Chaos Insurgency:
A Chaos Insurgency event involving the interception of a Foundation supply convoy passing through Pinewood. The convoy is transporting secured weaponry and personnel when it is ambushed when the vehicle was attempting to resupply by CI. The vehicle is blocked off and communications are disrupted as the cargo becomes the primary target for extraction. There are also unconfirmed reports that an SCP may be present within one of the transport units but this information is highly unreliable and cannot be verified during the incident. The rangers arriving on scene are drawn into the aftermath as they attempt to secure the gas station from the CI. The Chaos Insurgency try to retreat with whatever they managed to take before reinforcements arrive. They might also have taken the SCP with them or the SCP has escaped from its containments.
Please list one Event idea for the SCP Foundation:
A cool Foundation event that can be centered around an anomalous human/being that has an office in some dimension. The entity is able to pull individuals into the office without warning where they are isolated from external contact, they still have access to their comms and what not, but they are going to want to talk the the entity. Inside the office, personnel are subjected to a questioning about their duties and their knowledge of the Foundation and their intentions regarding the sites operations.
Personnel begin disappearing while in conversations or during patrols, it could happen at any time or anywhere. Any attempt to locate the entity could result in the person getting hurt or no clues about where or what it is. I believe the people would enjoy an event like this and I myself would also like seeing something like this happen.
Please list a Major Event or Map Change idea (Involving all sides and the entire server):
SCP-2521 is a Keter anomaly that you can’t talk or write about normally without the person getting taken by it. If it gets mentioned in speech or text, that information tends to disappear along with whatever recorded it, and sometimes the person who shared it goes missing aswell. It is usually described as a tall, shadow'ish figure that shows up without any warning whenever details about it are exposed. Because of that, even trying to study it becomes risky, since documenting it is what seems to draw its attention.
In a server event, a breach like SCP-2521 would cause serious disruption across all factions. Several documents and research papers would suddenly go missing from other Foundation systems, while they would be found scattered across different parts of the map as if they were physically torn out of storage and moved. Any attempt to recompile or verbally share what is known would result in more information disappearing.
In this scenario, the site would feel unstable and fragmented. Foundation personnel would struggle to maintain order as more and more people could be taken. The CI could use the documents about SCP-2521 to make more Foundation personnel disappear and or higher ranking staff, and the GOC would try to assist to ensure not more people will disappear and that the civilians do not share the documents world wide. The main objective of the event would be to track all the documents about SCP-2521 to ensure that not more people or innocent civilians disappear out of the universe.
What elements can make an event unenjoyable? Include one example, avoiding the typical answers if possible:
One thing that can make an event unenjoyable is when the rules of interaction don’t match the tools players are given. Not just “bad balancing” but when the mechanics force players into actions that feel unnatural or constantly interrupt on how they normally think and communicate.
For example, imagine a server event where teamwork depends on callouts, but suddenly every piece of in game information becomes inconsistent. Room names, object labels, and even basic identification of locations don't match between players, so what one person is sure is the "Armory" might appear as "Storage" to someone else, while another player gets no clear indication at all. It quickly stops feeling like coordination and turns into constant double checking and confusion, not because of strategy, but because no one can trust that they're even talking about the same place or thing.
And finally, what do you wish to achieve by becoming a Gamemaster?:
I want to make events that people enjoy being apart of. Them and the event being chaotic is fine and can be fun, although, it should still feel that there is a way to understand what's happening and do something about it instead of just being confused every step.
I also want everyone involved to feel like they matter or have a purpose in the event. No one should feel like they are below one another, each side should have things they can do that can affect what's going on.
The Great UK server
Your Username:
Mariio
Your SteamID:
STEAM_0:0:551811600
Discord Username:
thesupermariio
Age:
15
What's your current playtime (type !time in-game):
1 month, 10 days
Do you have a mic (optional):
Yes
Your characters name:
Harereld 'Meta' Haukenstein
List all the names of the characters that you use (Foundation, Civillian, e.t.c.):
SCP Foundation:
Harereld 'Meta' Haukenstein
Kaldric 'Cheddar' Kortenheim
Calilumious 'Tendric' Mortar
Chaos Insurgency:
Ruaridh 'Junipr' Malkenvarn
Untited Nation Global Occult Coalition:
Dylwane 'Alright' Dusnkin
Civilian:
Dunecain Meronowfield
Is this the first application you made? If no, link all previous applications:
No:
Have you received any kicks/warns/bans, and if so, why (type /warnings in-game):
I have received multiple from when I was still somewhat new to the server. Some of my newest warns are from me just fucking around too much.
How many hours can you be on everyday:
Depends on the days, Monday - Thursday around 4-6 hours. Friday - Saturday around 8-14 hours. Sunday depends, around 5-10 hours.
Do you have any previous experience as a Gamemaster/Event Manager in a community:
Sort of. Used to make own RP scenarios in a Brick Rigs roleplay server.
Do you have any advanced skills that would benefit the GM team, such as PAC-3, dupes building, art creation and others? If yes, give us your best example of putting that skill into practice:
I’m good with building with props in GMOD, I have had to rebuild several stuff on DarkRP since my pc kept breaking so I kept finding new ways on making things lower prop. I also have around 2.1k hours, with about 1k on DarkRP. I can build both large areas and smaller detailed ones. I haven't used PAC3 much yet, but with some guidance I should be able to use it consistently.
Please list one RP Enhancement for a Foundation Department/MTF:
A new SCP arriving on site, something like SCP-1230. It is a book that can transport players into fantasy type situations. I could run it as an RP event where a few selected people interact with it and get pulled into a different scenario with roles and objectives. It would give players something different from normal gameplay and make things more story focused.
Please list one RP Enhancement for a Non-Foundation Group:
Something that would be interesting is a criminal organisation acts as delivery services like UPS. They use this cover to then attempt to kidnap the civilians of Pinewood and put them either in their truck or a new by bunker. Their operation would be designed to look completely normal on the surface with regular deliveries, and that slowly builds up a pattern of activity without immediately raising suspicion. The rangers would investigate the situation by responding to reports of suspicious activity of people vanishing, gradually uncovering the organisation’s involvement and working to shut down their operation.
Please list one Event idea for the United Nations Global Occult Coalition:
The UNGOC responds to Pinewood after reports of civilians and sheriffs experience sudden memory loss and confusion following encounters with a unknown individual. Those that spoke to the individual forget their recent conversation with him. Major gaps appear in witness statements and reports around key incidents become unreliable. GOC teams focus on identifying the source of the incidents while limiting exposure to themself. They set up controlled observation points and restrict access to some areas he's been seen in. Rangers assisting with the situation struggle to keep investigations consistent as both civilians and responders cannot always recall information. This makes it difficult to track movements build timelines or determine what is causing the disruption.
Please list one Event idea for the Chaos Insurgency:
A Chaos Insurgency event involving the interception of a Foundation supply convoy passing through Pinewood. The convoy is transporting secured weaponry and personnel when it is ambushed when the vehicle was attempting to resupply by CI. The vehicle is blocked off and communications are disrupted as the cargo becomes the primary target for extraction. There are also unconfirmed reports that an SCP may be present within one of the transport units but this information is highly unreliable and cannot be verified during the incident. The rangers arriving on scene are drawn into the aftermath as they attempt to secure the gas station from the CI. The Chaos Insurgency try to retreat with whatever they managed to take before reinforcements arrive. They might also have taken the SCP with them or the SCP has escaped from its containments.
Please list one Event idea for the SCP Foundation:
A cool Foundation event that can be centered around an anomalous human/being that has an office in some dimension. The entity is able to pull individuals into the office without warning where they are isolated from external contact, they still have access to their comms and what not, but they are going to want to talk the the entity. Inside the office, personnel are subjected to a questioning about their duties and their knowledge of the Foundation and their intentions regarding the sites operations.
Personnel begin disappearing while in conversations or during patrols, it could happen at any time or anywhere. Any attempt to locate the entity could result in the person getting hurt or no clues about where or what it is. I believe the people would enjoy an event like this and I myself would also like seeing something like this happen.
Please list a Major Event or Map Change idea (Involving all sides and the entire server):
SCP-2521 is a Keter anomaly that you can’t talk or write about normally without the person getting taken by it. If it gets mentioned in speech or text, that information tends to disappear along with whatever recorded it, and sometimes the person who shared it goes missing aswell. It is usually described as a tall, shadow'ish figure that shows up without any warning whenever details about it are exposed. Because of that, even trying to study it becomes risky, since documenting it is what seems to draw its attention.
In a server event, a breach like SCP-2521 would cause serious disruption across all factions. Several documents and research papers would suddenly go missing from other Foundation systems, while they would be found scattered across different parts of the map as if they were physically torn out of storage and moved. Any attempt to recompile or verbally share what is known would result in more information disappearing.
In this scenario, the site would feel unstable and fragmented. Foundation personnel would struggle to maintain order as more and more people could be taken. The CI could use the documents about SCP-2521 to make more Foundation personnel disappear and or higher ranking staff, and the GOC would try to assist to ensure not more people will disappear and that the civilians do not share the documents world wide. The main objective of the event would be to track all the documents about SCP-2521 to ensure that not more people or innocent civilians disappear out of the universe.
What elements can make an event unenjoyable? Include one example, avoiding the typical answers if possible:
One thing that can make an event unenjoyable is when the rules of interaction don’t match the tools players are given. Not just “bad balancing” but when the mechanics force players into actions that feel unnatural or constantly interrupt on how they normally think and communicate.
For example, imagine a server event where teamwork depends on callouts, but suddenly every piece of in game information becomes inconsistent. Room names, object labels, and even basic identification of locations don't match between players, so what one person is sure is the "Armory" might appear as "Storage" to someone else, while another player gets no clear indication at all. It quickly stops feeling like coordination and turns into constant double checking and confusion, not because of strategy, but because no one can trust that they're even talking about the same place or thing.
And finally, what do you wish to achieve by becoming a Gamemaster?:
I want to make events that people enjoy being apart of. Them and the event being chaotic is fine and can be fun, although, it should still feel that there is a way to understand what's happening and do something about it instead of just being confused every step.
I also want everyone involved to feel like they matter or have a purpose in the event. No one should feel like they are below one another, each side should have things they can do that can affect what's going on.
