What server are you applying for: UK
Your Username: raindbow
Your SteamID: STEAM_0:0:547745141
Discord Username: raindbow1
Age: 15
What's your current playtime (type !time in-game): For the past month, 1d 10h.
Do you have a mic: Yes.
Your characters name: Maxwell Remeer
List all the names of the characters that you use (Foundation, Civillian, e.t.c.): Foundation: Maxwell Remeer | Civillian: Maxwell Remear | CI: Maxwell Remer
Is this the first application you made? If no, link all previous applications: First application.
Have you received any kicks/warns/bans, and if so, why:
Your Username: raindbow
Your SteamID: STEAM_0:0:547745141
Discord Username: raindbow1
Age: 15
What's your current playtime (type !time in-game): For the past month, 1d 10h.
Do you have a mic: Yes.
Your characters name: Maxwell Remeer
List all the names of the characters that you use (Foundation, Civillian, e.t.c.): Foundation: Maxwell Remeer | Civillian: Maxwell Remear | CI: Maxwell Remer
Is this the first application you made? If no, link all previous applications: First application.
Have you received any kicks/warns/bans, and if so, why:
How many hours can you be on everyday: 8 hours or so.
Do you have any previous experience as a Gamemaster/Event Manager in a community: No, unfortunately.
Why would you like to become a Gamemaster: Well, lets start with the fact that I really like roleplaying; I enjoy roleplaying, and it's extremely fun whenever a GM hosts a roleplay situation, and I would love to be able to give other players those kinds of experiences that I've had. I have spent a fair amount of time in Civil Networks, about a year or so, and I have seen how much of a difference a well-run scenario or creative situation can make and in fact it's part of why I still play on this server. Being able to design and carry out roleplay situations is something that I'd take seriously. There's not really a limit to what you can design, and that's part of the fun. Creating SCP's that don't exist in the lore, or carrying out scenarios that allow divisions to do something other than sitting around or blasting each others heads off. That's what being a Gamemaster is to me at least, making other players experiences more enjoyable and interesting.
What do you think you would be able to help us with on the server? Why are you special over the other applicants: I believe I can bring well-structured roleplay ideas that aren't just temporarily interesting, but naturally fit in and giving the players to respond however they choose. I'm not just looking to run action for the sake of action, I want to create situations that feel believable and build on the tone of Civil Networks. Whether it's a low-risk anomaly breach, a political situation between departments or something entirely unexpected, I want to make a good roleplay experience for other players. Though, what sets me apart is probably how seriously I take the role and my determination, my greatest strength and my greatest weakness is that I don't give up; whether people like it or not. I have spent a lot of time observing what works and what doesn't work in large-scale roleplays, and I try to think from every angle. I also listen, if something doesn't land, I want to understand why and improve from it. I care a lot about this community, and I'd like to give back by helping other players enjoy the kind of roleplay that keeps them engaged long-term.
Please List 3 small event ideas (Which would involve at least one side of the server): Misrouted Containment Shipment; A foundation drone mistakenly delivers a locked containment crate to the wrong department, (e.g. RSD, ETS, or GSD). The crate contains a minor anomaly with unstable properties (such as altering temperature or triggering hallucinations). Players must decide how to handle it, whether to wait for MTF or deal with it themselves. The anomaly could even have an ability to do with the mind, turning one of them traitor. Corrupted Foundation Announcement; Over the intercoms, a Foundation-wide announcement begins to play, except it quickly becomes clear that the voice isn't quite right. It's distorted, subtly wrong, and begins giving strange or contradictory orders e.g. calling all medical staff to MTF Rēsh-1 bunks, which doesn't exist). ISD may investigate the source, while Foundation staff must react IC to confusion and possible false orders. Could be played off as a low-risk digital anomaly. Unauthorized Personnel in Maintenance Tunnels; GSD picks up motion in an off-limits section of the maintenance tunnels, A team is sent to investigate and discovers signs of someone living or hiding in the Foundation, possibly a D-Class or a rogue researcher. They may be injured, mentally unstable, or even holding documents above their clearance level. This gives GSD, ISD, and Medical all something to interact with, depending on how the situation unfolds.
Please List an map change event idea (Involving both sides and the entire server): Mass Containment Breakdown – Lockdown Level Omega; Following an unexplained failure in the site's primary containment systems, multiple low-mid level SCPs breach simultaneously across the facility. At first, it seems like a coincidence, maybe a faulty failsafe, but it becomes clear that the breaches were synchronised. Meanwhile on the surface, strange seismic activity is detected around the sites perimeter, and multiple automated systems (turrets, doors, surveillance) begin behaving erratically. All departments are mobilized, GSD and MTF scramble to recontain all of the breached SCPs while under threat from faulty infrastructure. RSD and ETS must help by analysing patterns and fixing broken doors and identifying the cause. ISD helps evacuate all non-combatants and investigate a possible internal actor, a saboteur with advanced access, or possibly even a sleeper agent. Throughout all the chaos, command struggles to maintain control and entire sectors are put under Level Omega Lockdown (sealed and quarantined). Map Changes; entire foundation sectors are blocked off or damaged (e.g. blast doors closed, hallways collapsed), SCP signage vandalized or altered (suggests an inside job), flashing lights attracting civilians or GOIs. After the chaotic part of the event is over, ISD could uncover some clues about a mole inside Site Command, Surface players could finds traces of SCPs outside, and an encrypted message that implies that the breach was intentional. Rumors about who orchestrated the incident spread, giving something for GMs to build on in the future.
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”) – “Cauterize the Wound”; Objective: Detain a senior Researcher accused of knowingly violating Ethics Committee protocols during live human SCP experimentation. Deployed directly by the Ethics Committee, O-1 operates under classified authority to suppress the incident quietly. They must retrieve experiment logs, apprehend the suspect without causing panic, and neutralize any consequences of the violation. Some staff may sympathize with the Researcher, adding tension. A-1 (“Red Right Hand”) – Mission: “Council Silence”; Objective: Pursue and terminate a rogue CI agent leaking O5-classified data. A-1 is sent to a remote listening post suspected to be harboring a traitor. The agent has embedded among surface civilians. A-1 must neutralize the asset, clean up loose ends, and ensure the Council's secrecy remains untouched. If necessary, they will fake a Foundation accident to cover the operation. Nu-7 (“Hammer Down”) – “Operation Pale Moor”; Objective: Conduct a joint clearance operation in an abandoned surface town overrun with low-risk anomalous wildlife. Nu-7 is deployed to clear a “soft zone” outside Site jurisdiction that’s been classified as a no-go due to anomaly migration. They will sweep building by building, use field gear to test biomass samples, and prevent civilian incursion. Tensions may rise if CI, GOIs, or news crews try to interfere. Less chaos, more tactical coordination. E-11 (“Nine-Tailed Fox”) – “Containment Priority Kappa-Blue”; Following a power surge, a containment breach occurs in a collapsed wing. E-11 must use specialist gear and non-lethal SCP-rated tactics to locate, isolate, and recontain the SCP. The SCP may cause perception warping or target electronics, forcing E-11 to adapt on the fly. Containment risk is elevated if surface personnel enter the breach zone. Chaos Insurgency – “Project: Bucket Brigade”; CI intercepts and hijacks a Foundation garbage disposal truck en route to a scrapping facility. They fill it with unstable anomalous “junk” (failed containment tech, expired SCP biomass, maybe a haunted mop), armour it with welded plating, and ram it through Foundation security as a makeshift APC. While the operation is ridiculous in appearance, their actual goal is serious. They need to breach a maintenance tunnel and extract a covert data node from deep storage, cause maximum chaos as a distraction, and Abduct a staff member for “deep questioning”, though this is optional. UNGOC – “Contact Scenario: 808”; Their objective is to negotiate temporary "ownership" over a recovered anomaly following Foundation mismanagement. A local GOI recovers an anomaly before the Foundation can. UNGOC steps in to act as a mediator, reviewing whether the Foundation or the local group should maintain custody. Foundation command may attempt to stonewall or negotiate. Surface RP unfolds alongside as the public is watching. Failure could spark diplomatic tensions. Foundation Staff (General) – “Live Ethics Evaluation Drill”; All foundation personnel participating in this event would participate in a live roleplay scenario designed to test staff decision-making in morally complex SCP interactions. Unknown to staff, O-1 and the Ethics Committee deploy a passive SCP with vague behavioral anomalies in an open test. Players must choose how to study it, whether it’s a threat, and how to treat any D-Class involved. O-1 evaluates responses quietly, and the outcome affects how departments are viewed for future clearance or oversight.
