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snowblindmods) wrote2017-01-04 09:12 pm
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Search Requests
Search Requests | |||
While traveling through Norfinbury, you and your characters may want to search for more plot-relevant items. There are also squares on the map that no one has traveled to, and remain a mystery until explicitly uncovered. Thus, the search page has been created for this use. This page is not for reporting standard movements; if you need to do that, follow the directions on the character movements page. You can also find the square allowances on that page: remember, a quick search takes one square of movement, while a thorough search takes two! In order to have your character search an area, first find the comment of the location your character will be searching. There are general area comments at the beginning for uncovering new squares, searching outside of buildings, and talking to @ADMIN or other things not tied to a specific building. If your character is trying to speak to @ADMIN, simply use the header for the area your character is currently in. After those are building comments for searching inside of buildings. We will reply back within two days informing you what your characters found. Search requests will always receive some sort of reply, even if it's just "there isn't anything interesting here". We will also do our best to hint if there's something more your character can do, if this place has already been thoroughly searched, or if there's just nothing there at all. In order to submit a search request, please put the IC day you're doing your search in the subject line and fill out the following form: | |||
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I suspect the answer's going to be no, but is there any way I can see how the changes are occurring in my brain? Charts or scans or anything? On the off-chance that we're able to get out of here, I want to keep myself safe. We don't have nanomachines where I'm from, but I might be able to come up with something to copy the new state.
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Right, overloads. I get it. Thanks for answering, anyway.