What server are you applying for: USA
Your Username: GravitationalGrip
Your SteamID: STEAM_0:0:201362191
Discord Username: PapaGir/Snukums
Age: 23
What's your current playtime (type !time in-game):
Do you have a mic (optional): yes
Your character's name: Sebastian Stain
List all the names of the characters that you use (Foundation, Civillian, e.t.c.): Bobby Brown, Jul, 'Redacted', Sebastian Stain
Is this the first application you made? If no, link all previous applications:
Have you received any kicks/warns/bans, and if so, why (type /warnings in-game): Yes, 2 RDM 1 in 2023, 1 in April, nlr and power gaming in Jan, name convention in Nov, afk in Jan, fail RP in April, inappropriate conduct in early May for saying a few words to someone that did not feel safe when I said it, and got banned for 3 days for it. Banned for a week for Marcoing autoclicker, and fear rpx1.
How many hours can you be on every day: around 1-2 weekdays and around 3-4 weekends
Do you have any previous experience as a Gamemaster/Event Manager in a community? I have been active on different communities as a gamemaster and event manager.
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: Using duplicate buildings to optimise our workflow has become something I can practice quite well. When a team is putting on a big event and dividing it into sections, for example, I can reproduce a model and save it, outline it for the next segment, clarify where the different parts stand, and put it all together in one file if someone ever loses their copy. I primarily use this process to preserve time-consuming creations that I plan to reuse or modify later to build from them.
Please list one RP enhancement for a Foundation Department/MTF: A RP enhancement for DPTs/MTF that I think could help would be an automated system for CL4s that give a general area when using the panic button. For example, if a CL4 hits a panic button, the announcement could say "there is strange activity in "D-block, Hcz, Lcz, Ez, etc.". It would not give away the position and make it fail RP, but it will help players respond better instead of running around the entire site to look for them or having to investigate people to see where he was last time, 10 minutes ago.
Please list one RP Enhancement for a Non-Foundation Group: Introduce a system where non-Foundation characters can build and maintain a web of informants, contacts, and underground allies. Civilians might rely on neighbourhood rumours or black market dealers to gain information or obtain rare items. CI operatives could develop contacts within rival agencies, criminal organisations, or rogue scientists to gather intel.
Please list one Event idea for the United Nations Global Occult Coalition:
After the Chaos Insurgency quietly infiltrated a Foundation AI research division, the memetic communication interface began to show unpredictable behavioral glitches. Such glitches result in erratic decision making and cognitive dissonance among top officials around the world who depend on the interface. The AI’s corrupted memetic signals start to splinter shared realities, evoking conflicting perceptions and divided loyalties among leadership groups vital to global security. UNGOC has to act to limit the psychological and memetic fallout before it becomes an international chaos. Agents will need to track down the “ghost nodes" first, break up sleeper networks disseminating misinformation, and restore the AI’s integrity—all while avoiding detection by both insurgent forces and Foundation security forces.
Key Elements:
Memetic Containment: Put memetic countermeasures and cognitive stabilizers at key meeting sites and broadcast locations to suppress the AI’s disruptive influence.
Cyber-Forensics Teams: Explore deep code audits and forensics for the hidden memetic payloads embedded within the AI via state-of-the-art anomaly detectors and quantum encryption decoders.
Sleeper Agent Exposure: Identify and neutralize sleeper agents who unwittingly magnify the fracturing realities by broadcasting conflicting rumors and subtle propaganda among decision-makers.
Reality Reconciliation Protocols: Psychological and memetic therapies for affected personnel can be deployed to reintegrate fractured perceptions and unify cognitive outlooks.
Data Prediction & Prevention: Apply harvested behavioral data to predict upcoming insurgency moves and secure vulnerable points in the AI communication network before further infiltration.
Cross-Agency Collaboration: Develop patch updates with Foundation researchers that eliminate “ghost nodes” without triggering failsafe lockdowns or alert systems.
Please list one Event idea for the Chaos Insurgency:
The Chaos Insurgency attacks a Foundation AI research division that leverages SCP artifacts to create a memetic communication interface used to subvert powerful figures. Instead of outright sabotage, the insurgency installs tiny pieces of memetic code in the AI’s codebase, causing gradual but cumulative behavioral irregularities in people using the interface. They want to hijack the AI remotely and influence key decision-makers without raising alarms among Foundation Security.
Key Elements:
Mobilize cyber-ops teams disguised as Foundation IT specialists to gain access to core AI systems for modification. Set up “ghost nodes” that initiate memetic influence waves at certain leadership meetings or on particular broadcasts. Create sleeper agents to compound the effect and pass on rumors or misinformation in keeping with the new output from the AI. Harvest behavioral data generated by artificial intelligence to predict and mitigate Foundation countermeasures. Do not raise alarms—carefully debug and patch logs to erase traces of tampering.
Please list a Major Event or Map Change idea (Involving all sides and the entire server):
Foundation hosts the Global Anomalous Ethics Summit. Site-65, held by the Foundation, hosts the key summit featuring members from various factions, including the Foundation, the GOC, Marshall, Carter and Dark, Chaos Insurgency delegates, and select external leaders. At this summit, the effort to determine a common set of norms for the treatment and inquiry of anomalous objects around the world is at the forefront.
Composite conference chamber equipped with anomaly-resistant materials for safe diplomatic discussion. Temporary debate rooms and breakout rooms are equipped with advanced translation and communication equipment to accommodate various parties. Secure and private lounges and chambers for sensitive negotiations and informal meetings away from public sessions.
Security focus is placed on VIP protection, diplomatic immunity enforcement, and crowd control in summit areas. Routine containment and research will also occur, but with decreased staff to focus on conference security at the summit level. More intense monitoring of the fringes to prevent disruption or protest by opposing parties and increased surveillance of outside areas.
Details:
Factions debate topics such as transparency vs secrecy, the use of anomalies in war, or the rights of sentient SCP entities. Intense and passionate ideological conflicts give rise to chances for alliance building or faction rivalry.
Espionage operatives attempt to collect compromising information, persuade delegates, or interfere with dialogues covertly. There are rumours and unrest within the factions after the anonymous leaks of summit discussions.
This is the backroom drama—personal drama, betrayal, hidden compromises, backdoor deals, and unlikely friendships. It can affect the success of their game of roleplay as attendees' political capital grows more or less based on whether or not some of the positions gain ground or lack based on this stance and ability to negotiate meaningfully; it will influence future opportunities for future roleplay contexts.
What elements can make an event unenjoyable? Include one example, avoiding the typical answers if possible. I would say elements that make them unfun would be spoilers, metagaming from people getting further then others, minges that makes the gameplay harder then its suppose to, server issues that make it more stressful just to stay on the server then to actually be apart of the event, and sudden changes if make it confusing or outside forces like for example CI Raid during a foundation event and just try to kill everyone during an event. *I'm not changing my answer from the previous application as this kinda just hits a home run and I can't think of any way to change it*
And finally, what do you wish to achieve by becoming a Gamemaster? What I want to achieve is to give the site, the players a chance to break routine. I want to give them something thats abnormal, something that strides away from the boring everyday things, something that makes them want to get on site and spend time with the community. Give them events that make them say, " I would do that again".
Your Username: GravitationalGrip
Your SteamID: STEAM_0:0:201362191
Discord Username: PapaGir/Snukums
Age: 23
What's your current playtime (type !time in-game):
Do you have a mic (optional): yes
Your character's name: Sebastian Stain
List all the names of the characters that you use (Foundation, Civillian, e.t.c.): Bobby Brown, Jul, 'Redacted', Sebastian Stain
Is this the first application you made? If no, link all previous applications:
What server are you applying for: USA
Your Username: GravitationalGrip
Your SteamID: STEAM_0:0:201362191
Discord Username: PapaGir/Snukums
Age: 23
What's your current playtime (type !time in-game):
Do you have a mic (optional): yes
Your character's name: Sebastian Stain
List all the names of the characters that you use (Foundation, Civillian, e.t.c.): Bobby Brown, Jul, 'Redacted', Sebastian Stain...
Your Username: GravitationalGrip
Your SteamID: STEAM_0:0:201362191
Discord Username: PapaGir/Snukums
Age: 23
What's your current playtime (type !time in-game):
Do you have a mic (optional): yes
Your character's name: Sebastian Stain
List all the names of the characters that you use (Foundation, Civillian, e.t.c.): Bobby Brown, Jul, 'Redacted', Sebastian Stain...
How many hours can you be on every day: around 1-2 weekdays and around 3-4 weekends
Do you have any previous experience as a Gamemaster/Event Manager in a community? I have been active on different communities as a gamemaster and event manager.
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: Using duplicate buildings to optimise our workflow has become something I can practice quite well. When a team is putting on a big event and dividing it into sections, for example, I can reproduce a model and save it, outline it for the next segment, clarify where the different parts stand, and put it all together in one file if someone ever loses their copy. I primarily use this process to preserve time-consuming creations that I plan to reuse or modify later to build from them.
Please list one RP enhancement for a Foundation Department/MTF: A RP enhancement for DPTs/MTF that I think could help would be an automated system for CL4s that give a general area when using the panic button. For example, if a CL4 hits a panic button, the announcement could say "there is strange activity in "D-block, Hcz, Lcz, Ez, etc.". It would not give away the position and make it fail RP, but it will help players respond better instead of running around the entire site to look for them or having to investigate people to see where he was last time, 10 minutes ago.
Please list one RP Enhancement for a Non-Foundation Group: Introduce a system where non-Foundation characters can build and maintain a web of informants, contacts, and underground allies. Civilians might rely on neighbourhood rumours or black market dealers to gain information or obtain rare items. CI operatives could develop contacts within rival agencies, criminal organisations, or rogue scientists to gather intel.
Please list one Event idea for the United Nations Global Occult Coalition:
After the Chaos Insurgency quietly infiltrated a Foundation AI research division, the memetic communication interface began to show unpredictable behavioral glitches. Such glitches result in erratic decision making and cognitive dissonance among top officials around the world who depend on the interface. The AI’s corrupted memetic signals start to splinter shared realities, evoking conflicting perceptions and divided loyalties among leadership groups vital to global security. UNGOC has to act to limit the psychological and memetic fallout before it becomes an international chaos. Agents will need to track down the “ghost nodes" first, break up sleeper networks disseminating misinformation, and restore the AI’s integrity—all while avoiding detection by both insurgent forces and Foundation security forces.
Key Elements:
Memetic Containment: Put memetic countermeasures and cognitive stabilizers at key meeting sites and broadcast locations to suppress the AI’s disruptive influence.
Cyber-Forensics Teams: Explore deep code audits and forensics for the hidden memetic payloads embedded within the AI via state-of-the-art anomaly detectors and quantum encryption decoders.
Sleeper Agent Exposure: Identify and neutralize sleeper agents who unwittingly magnify the fracturing realities by broadcasting conflicting rumors and subtle propaganda among decision-makers.
Reality Reconciliation Protocols: Psychological and memetic therapies for affected personnel can be deployed to reintegrate fractured perceptions and unify cognitive outlooks.
Data Prediction & Prevention: Apply harvested behavioral data to predict upcoming insurgency moves and secure vulnerable points in the AI communication network before further infiltration.
Cross-Agency Collaboration: Develop patch updates with Foundation researchers that eliminate “ghost nodes” without triggering failsafe lockdowns or alert systems.
Please list one Event idea for the Chaos Insurgency:
The Chaos Insurgency attacks a Foundation AI research division that leverages SCP artifacts to create a memetic communication interface used to subvert powerful figures. Instead of outright sabotage, the insurgency installs tiny pieces of memetic code in the AI’s codebase, causing gradual but cumulative behavioral irregularities in people using the interface. They want to hijack the AI remotely and influence key decision-makers without raising alarms among Foundation Security.
Key Elements:
Mobilize cyber-ops teams disguised as Foundation IT specialists to gain access to core AI systems for modification. Set up “ghost nodes” that initiate memetic influence waves at certain leadership meetings or on particular broadcasts. Create sleeper agents to compound the effect and pass on rumors or misinformation in keeping with the new output from the AI. Harvest behavioral data generated by artificial intelligence to predict and mitigate Foundation countermeasures. Do not raise alarms—carefully debug and patch logs to erase traces of tampering.
Please list a Major Event or Map Change idea (Involving all sides and the entire server):
Foundation hosts the Global Anomalous Ethics Summit. Site-65, held by the Foundation, hosts the key summit featuring members from various factions, including the Foundation, the GOC, Marshall, Carter and Dark, Chaos Insurgency delegates, and select external leaders. At this summit, the effort to determine a common set of norms for the treatment and inquiry of anomalous objects around the world is at the forefront.
Composite conference chamber equipped with anomaly-resistant materials for safe diplomatic discussion. Temporary debate rooms and breakout rooms are equipped with advanced translation and communication equipment to accommodate various parties. Secure and private lounges and chambers for sensitive negotiations and informal meetings away from public sessions.
Security focus is placed on VIP protection, diplomatic immunity enforcement, and crowd control in summit areas. Routine containment and research will also occur, but with decreased staff to focus on conference security at the summit level. More intense monitoring of the fringes to prevent disruption or protest by opposing parties and increased surveillance of outside areas.
Details:
Factions debate topics such as transparency vs secrecy, the use of anomalies in war, or the rights of sentient SCP entities. Intense and passionate ideological conflicts give rise to chances for alliance building or faction rivalry.
Espionage operatives attempt to collect compromising information, persuade delegates, or interfere with dialogues covertly. There are rumours and unrest within the factions after the anonymous leaks of summit discussions.
This is the backroom drama—personal drama, betrayal, hidden compromises, backdoor deals, and unlikely friendships. It can affect the success of their game of roleplay as attendees' political capital grows more or less based on whether or not some of the positions gain ground or lack based on this stance and ability to negotiate meaningfully; it will influence future opportunities for future roleplay contexts.
What elements can make an event unenjoyable? Include one example, avoiding the typical answers if possible. I would say elements that make them unfun would be spoilers, metagaming from people getting further then others, minges that makes the gameplay harder then its suppose to, server issues that make it more stressful just to stay on the server then to actually be apart of the event, and sudden changes if make it confusing or outside forces like for example CI Raid during a foundation event and just try to kill everyone during an event. *I'm not changing my answer from the previous application as this kinda just hits a home run and I can't think of any way to change it*
And finally, what do you wish to achieve by becoming a Gamemaster? What I want to achieve is to give the site, the players a chance to break routine. I want to give them something thats abnormal, something that strides away from the boring everyday things, something that makes them want to get on site and spend time with the community. Give them events that make them say, " I would do that again".
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