Steam ID:
STEAM_0:1:446061307
Discord name:
nicorropo
For how long have you played on CG SCP:
I used to play in 2024 and I have now started playing once more at the beginning of this year
Age:
20
In what country are you located?:
Argentina
Time zone:
GMT-3
Character name(s):
Fercho '1144-F' Fernet [TRT-I] (GSD) / Elias Varn Clearance (RSD)
Civilian name:
Jeremiah Maljicky
What server are you applying for? (SCP-RP UK or SCP-RP USA):
USA
Do you have a mic?:
Yes I do
List all whitelisted, MTF, or CI roles that you hold or have held:
I only have Nu7 and E-11 WL but in the UK server
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?:
N/A
Why are you applying for Site Advisor?
I’m excited to apply for the Site Advisor role because I genuinely want to make a positive impact on the server’s quality and direction. I’ve taken the time to understand how various departments and players interact, and I’m confident that I can offer balanced, thoughtful feedback that benefits both the staff and the community. I’m especially keen on helping to refine systems, events, and moderation strategies to ensure they are fair, engaging, and consistent for everyone involved. Instead of merely highlighting issues, I’m focused on proposing practical solutions and collaborating with others to bring them to life. Ultimately, I see this role as a chance to support the server’s growth while helping to create a more enjoyable and well-organized experience for all players.
What makes you suitable for Site Administration?:
What makes me a great fit for Site Administration is my knack for staying objective, consistent, and calm in situations that call for clear judgment. I make it a point not to let bias or personal relationships cloud my decisions. Instead, I focus on what’s best for the server as a whole, rather than just individual interests. I also have a solid grasp of how the server functions, including its various departments, player dynamics, and common challenges. This understanding enables me to make quick, informed decisions and handle situations effectively without blowing them out of proportion. On top of that, I pride myself on clear and professional communication. Whether I’m talking to players or explaining my decisions, I ensure everything is done respectfully and transparently. I’m always open to feedback and ready to adapt if there’s room for improvement. Lastly, I take my responsibilities seriously. When I’m given authority, I wield it thoughtfully and fairly, and I’m dedicated to fostering a stable and enjoyable environment for everyone on the server.
What are the responsibilities of Site Administration in RP?:
The role of Site Administration in RP is all about keeping things organized, stable, and ensuring that everything on the site runs smoothly according to the set guidelines. To start with, Site Administration must stick to the official guidelines without any exceptions. These rules are meant for everyone, and not following them can lead to consequences from higher-ups. Their job is to maintain consistency and proper behavior in both in-character (IC) and out-of-character (OOC) settings. One of their main duties is leadership and appointments. Site Administration is in charge of appointing Department Directors (with some exceptions like ISD, which is managed by Ethics) and MTF Commanders (excluding A1 and O1). They also handle the hiring and management of their own Site Administration team, making sure that leadership roles are filled by capable individuals. Additionally, they oversee the management of various departments. This involves keeping an eye on how departments are performing, conducting audits and reviews for those that are underperforming, and stepping in to help when departments face challenges. They serve as the first point of contact for departments, ensuring that communication flows smoothly and problems are resolved effectively. Another important aspect of their role is managing policies and operations. Site Administration coordinates site-wide policies with Foundation Command, gives the green light for advanced armory usage, and can approve temporary site closures for events or training sessions. They also oversee tribunals, ensuring that accountability and proper disciplinary actions are upheld. When it comes to roleplay and operational decisions, they are responsible for approving tests that don’t need ethical clearance, supervising relationships with Groups of Interest (GOI), and managing on-site emergencies to keep order and safety within the facility. Site Administration plays a crucial role in keeping the site stable and running smoothly. This involves managing applications (OOC), ensuring clear communication between in-character and out-of-character interactions, and constantly reviewing and enhancing the systems and departments to prevent any potential issues. In essence, Site Administration serves as the backbone of the site, making sure everything is organized, functional, and meets the expectations of both roleplay standards and server guidelines.
Please give some lore about your Site Administration character and what storylines they would be involved in:
Adrian Keller is a senior Site Administration official who’s well-known within the Foundation for his thoughtful decision-making and steadfast commitment to protocol. He kicked off his career as a logistics analyst at various mid-risk facilities, where he quickly made a name for himself by turning around struggling departments and streamlining clunky command structures. His move to Site Administration wasn’t driven by ambition; rather, it was a necessity. He was brought in to restore control where it was desperately needed. Keller has built his reputation on being quietly efficient, rather than ruling through fear. He doesn’t often raise his voice, but his mere presence can bring order to even the most chaotic situations. Behind closed doors, though, he’s known for making tough calls that others might shy away from, always putting the long-term stability of the site ahead of short-term morale. In terms of lore and storylines, Keller would be deeply involved in arcs focused on internal stability. This includes managing struggling departments, initiating audits, and leading tribunals that expose corruption, incompetence, or hidden agendas. These scenarios can unfold into more complex narratives involving internal conspiracies, the misuse of anomalous resources, or clashes between departments like Ethics, ISD, and MTF command. Another significant storyline revolves around high-risk authorizations and their consequences. Keller is the kind of administrator who might greenlight a test or operation that looks safe on paper but ends up causing unexpected containment breaches or anomalies acting unpredictably. This opens up role-playing opportunities where his decisions come under scrutiny, forcing him to defend his choices when pressured by Ethics or O5 representatives. He would also be a key player in site-wide emergency situations, acting as the coordinating authority during breaches, GOI incursions, or internal sabotage incidents. In these critical moments, his leadership style: calm, strategic, and sometimes morally ambiguous can significantly influence the outcome for the entire facility. On top of that, Keller’s backstory could weave in a slow-burning personal mystery: whispers are going around that his swift ascent within the Foundation might have been aided by some secret involvement in a past incident at another site, an event that’s locked away under Level 5 clearance. It’s still a mystery whether this incident turned out to be a success or a failure, but bits and pieces of information might trickle out through roleplay, catching the eye of Ethics or Internal Security.
STEAM_0:1:446061307
Discord name:
nicorropo
For how long have you played on CG SCP:
I used to play in 2024 and I have now started playing once more at the beginning of this year
Age:
20
In what country are you located?:
Argentina
Time zone:
GMT-3
Character name(s):
Fercho '1144-F' Fernet [TRT-I] (GSD) / Elias Varn Clearance (RSD)
Civilian name:
Jeremiah Maljicky
What server are you applying for? (SCP-RP UK or SCP-RP USA):
USA
Do you have a mic?:
Yes I do
List all whitelisted, MTF, or CI roles that you hold or have held:
I only have Nu7 and E-11 WL but in the UK server
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?:
N/A
Why are you applying for Site Advisor?
I’m excited to apply for the Site Advisor role because I genuinely want to make a positive impact on the server’s quality and direction. I’ve taken the time to understand how various departments and players interact, and I’m confident that I can offer balanced, thoughtful feedback that benefits both the staff and the community. I’m especially keen on helping to refine systems, events, and moderation strategies to ensure they are fair, engaging, and consistent for everyone involved. Instead of merely highlighting issues, I’m focused on proposing practical solutions and collaborating with others to bring them to life. Ultimately, I see this role as a chance to support the server’s growth while helping to create a more enjoyable and well-organized experience for all players.
What makes you suitable for Site Administration?:
What makes me a great fit for Site Administration is my knack for staying objective, consistent, and calm in situations that call for clear judgment. I make it a point not to let bias or personal relationships cloud my decisions. Instead, I focus on what’s best for the server as a whole, rather than just individual interests. I also have a solid grasp of how the server functions, including its various departments, player dynamics, and common challenges. This understanding enables me to make quick, informed decisions and handle situations effectively without blowing them out of proportion. On top of that, I pride myself on clear and professional communication. Whether I’m talking to players or explaining my decisions, I ensure everything is done respectfully and transparently. I’m always open to feedback and ready to adapt if there’s room for improvement. Lastly, I take my responsibilities seriously. When I’m given authority, I wield it thoughtfully and fairly, and I’m dedicated to fostering a stable and enjoyable environment for everyone on the server.
What are the responsibilities of Site Administration in RP?:
The role of Site Administration in RP is all about keeping things organized, stable, and ensuring that everything on the site runs smoothly according to the set guidelines. To start with, Site Administration must stick to the official guidelines without any exceptions. These rules are meant for everyone, and not following them can lead to consequences from higher-ups. Their job is to maintain consistency and proper behavior in both in-character (IC) and out-of-character (OOC) settings. One of their main duties is leadership and appointments. Site Administration is in charge of appointing Department Directors (with some exceptions like ISD, which is managed by Ethics) and MTF Commanders (excluding A1 and O1). They also handle the hiring and management of their own Site Administration team, making sure that leadership roles are filled by capable individuals. Additionally, they oversee the management of various departments. This involves keeping an eye on how departments are performing, conducting audits and reviews for those that are underperforming, and stepping in to help when departments face challenges. They serve as the first point of contact for departments, ensuring that communication flows smoothly and problems are resolved effectively. Another important aspect of their role is managing policies and operations. Site Administration coordinates site-wide policies with Foundation Command, gives the green light for advanced armory usage, and can approve temporary site closures for events or training sessions. They also oversee tribunals, ensuring that accountability and proper disciplinary actions are upheld. When it comes to roleplay and operational decisions, they are responsible for approving tests that don’t need ethical clearance, supervising relationships with Groups of Interest (GOI), and managing on-site emergencies to keep order and safety within the facility. Site Administration plays a crucial role in keeping the site stable and running smoothly. This involves managing applications (OOC), ensuring clear communication between in-character and out-of-character interactions, and constantly reviewing and enhancing the systems and departments to prevent any potential issues. In essence, Site Administration serves as the backbone of the site, making sure everything is organized, functional, and meets the expectations of both roleplay standards and server guidelines.
Please give some lore about your Site Administration character and what storylines they would be involved in:
Adrian Keller is a senior Site Administration official who’s well-known within the Foundation for his thoughtful decision-making and steadfast commitment to protocol. He kicked off his career as a logistics analyst at various mid-risk facilities, where he quickly made a name for himself by turning around struggling departments and streamlining clunky command structures. His move to Site Administration wasn’t driven by ambition; rather, it was a necessity. He was brought in to restore control where it was desperately needed. Keller has built his reputation on being quietly efficient, rather than ruling through fear. He doesn’t often raise his voice, but his mere presence can bring order to even the most chaotic situations. Behind closed doors, though, he’s known for making tough calls that others might shy away from, always putting the long-term stability of the site ahead of short-term morale. In terms of lore and storylines, Keller would be deeply involved in arcs focused on internal stability. This includes managing struggling departments, initiating audits, and leading tribunals that expose corruption, incompetence, or hidden agendas. These scenarios can unfold into more complex narratives involving internal conspiracies, the misuse of anomalous resources, or clashes between departments like Ethics, ISD, and MTF command. Another significant storyline revolves around high-risk authorizations and their consequences. Keller is the kind of administrator who might greenlight a test or operation that looks safe on paper but ends up causing unexpected containment breaches or anomalies acting unpredictably. This opens up role-playing opportunities where his decisions come under scrutiny, forcing him to defend his choices when pressured by Ethics or O5 representatives. He would also be a key player in site-wide emergency situations, acting as the coordinating authority during breaches, GOI incursions, or internal sabotage incidents. In these critical moments, his leadership style: calm, strategic, and sometimes morally ambiguous can significantly influence the outcome for the entire facility. On top of that, Keller’s backstory could weave in a slow-burning personal mystery: whispers are going around that his swift ascent within the Foundation might have been aided by some secret involvement in a past incident at another site, an event that’s locked away under Level 5 clearance. It’s still a mystery whether this incident turned out to be a success or a failure, but bits and pieces of information might trickle out through roleplay, catching the eye of Ethics or Internal Security.
