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pluviosamods) wrote2023-09-29 02:59 pm
pluviosamods) wrote2023-09-29 02:59 pm
SHIP FEEDBACK
SHIP FEEDBACK
Generally speaking, unless some sort of emergency is occurring, the Ship does not respond to attempts to get its attention by speaking aloud at random. Characters must instead provide their feedback through one of the terminals placed beside the sealed aftward suites in the R3 lounge (as detailed on the Housing page).
The terminals are not by any means private; they have those little cubicle walls that you commonly see at library computers, but nothing else separating them from the rest of the lounge. Each terminal has a flat screen monitor and a physical keyboard that's seen better days; other than the keyboard, they operate by touch screen. There is a slight matte effect on the monitors that prevents them from generating any clear reflections - at most characters will be able to see a sort of blurry shadow when the screens are off.
Which isn't a common sight, as the screen turns on automatically when a character sits at the terminal. Currently, there are only two options for contact available - ACCOMODATIONS/SERVICE REQUEST and GENERAL FEEDBACK.
A stool accompanies each terminal. Other than what appear to be power cables, there is nothing indicating how the terminals communicate with the Ship. There also do not appear to be cameras, microphones, or ports of any kind on the terminals.
Characters are limited to one use of the terminals per day. Although they can sit down on the little stool in front of the screen as many times as they like, the screen won't light up after the first time they submit a form until the next day.
This form seems to be used to request something from the Ship. After characters have filled out and submitted the form, there will either be an immediate response from the Ship, or the screen will simply go black. There will not be further options for characters to reply.
The Ship may choose to respond to these messages in a way that initiates a conversation in which characters have a reply box, like one of those horrible little chat bubbles that pops up in the corner of online shopping sites. Then again, it may not, and instead only display a bland corpspeak message with no way for characters to respond.
The terminals are not by any means private; they have those little cubicle walls that you commonly see at library computers, but nothing else separating them from the rest of the lounge. Each terminal has a flat screen monitor and a physical keyboard that's seen better days; other than the keyboard, they operate by touch screen. There is a slight matte effect on the monitors that prevents them from generating any clear reflections - at most characters will be able to see a sort of blurry shadow when the screens are off.
Which isn't a common sight, as the screen turns on automatically when a character sits at the terminal. Currently, there are only two options for contact available - ACCOMODATIONS/SERVICE REQUEST and GENERAL FEEDBACK.
A stool accompanies each terminal. Other than what appear to be power cables, there is nothing indicating how the terminals communicate with the Ship. There also do not appear to be cameras, microphones, or ports of any kind on the terminals.
Characters are limited to one use of the terminals per day. Although they can sit down on the little stool in front of the screen as many times as they like, the screen won't light up after the first time they submit a form until the next day.
ACCOMODATIONS/SERVICE REQUEST
This form seems to be used to request something from the Ship. After characters have filled out and submitted the form, there will either be an immediate response from the Ship, or the screen will simply go black. There will not be further options for characters to reply.
GENERAL FEEDBACK
The Ship may choose to respond to these messages in a way that initiates a conversation in which characters have a reply box, like one of those horrible little chat bubbles that pops up in the corner of online shopping sites. Then again, it may not, and instead only display a bland corpspeak message with no way for characters to respond.