Zenith : In Character Network → Computer Communica

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You need to get up here right now. You have to see my new room. Knock when you get to my door but HURRY UP AND GET OVER HERE.

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What did you think of the game?
That was a game? Games are generally meant to be fun. I wasn't much of a fan.

What aspects of the game did you enjoy? If you disliked the entire experience, please attempt to highlight which aspect vexed you least.
Cecilia's uniform what part "vexed" me least.... sharing a house with Cecilia.

What aspects of the game did you dislike?
Everything that wasn't sharing a house with Cecilia.

Did you enjoy the chance to play for set rewards and prizes?
People deserve rewards, but you made it too difficult for some to achieve them, so no.

Were you playing for any prize in particular?
Anything that would benefit the house.

In the future, what prize would you find best incentive to play a similar game?
Going home is likely off the table, so I would think personal rewards would be incentive enough.

Was there any other player within the game you found to be a hindrance? Did anyone make it difficult for you to keep in character?
Simms.

Was there any other player within the game that you found to be helpful?
Cecilia. Oliver.

If we were to send you on similar game experiences or vacations, which settings or time periods are you most interested in?
Please don't.

Any other general thoughts on the C39 experience?
Not any that matter.

What did you think of the game?
It wasn't really all that fun, to be honest.

What aspects of the game did you enjoy? If you disliked the entire experience, please attempt to highlight which aspect vexed you least.
Being married to Madison. Seeing what things were like in the 50s was cool but also not.

What aspects of the game did you dislike?
The wage discrepancies. The trial.

Did you enjoy the chance to play for set rewards and prizes?
Yes but I wasn't very good at it.

Were you playing for any prize in particular?
Not really. There was stuff that'd be nice to have but I didn't come close.

In the future, what prize would you find best incentive to play a similar game?
Some more programs on my computer. Personal stuff.

Was there any other player within the game you found to be a hindrance? Did anyone make it difficult for you to keep in character?
No. I'm just not much of a cosplayer.

Was there any other player within the game that you found to be helpful?
Madison, mostly. My friends. Felix stayed in character when I was in the store stocking so that helped.

If we were to send you on similar game experiences or vacations, which settings or time periods are you most interested in?
Uh, I don't know. Something cooler than the 50s.

Any other general thoughts on the C39 experience?
None.

What did you think of the game?
Inventive.

What aspects of the game did you enjoy? If you disliked the entire experience, please attempt to highlight which aspect vexed you least.
Having a house to myself.

What aspects of the game did you dislike?
Washing clothes. I suppose you could throw the whole banishment thing in there too.

Did you enjoy the chance to play for set rewards and prizes?
Absolutely.

Were you playing for any prize in particular?
I was.

In the future, what prize would you find best incentive to play a similar game?
answering this truthfully would get me thrown into a cell like Simms oh, I don't know. It's too early to think about rewards. The wild card is nice.

Was there any other player within the game you found to be a hindrance? Did anyone make it difficult for you to keep in character?
No one made it too difficult for me to stay in character. The "trial" tested me but I managed.

Was there any other player within the game that you found to be helpful?
Simms stayed in character with me, and Lennon was quite wonderful.

If we were to send you on similar game experiences or vacations, which settings or time periods are you most interested in?
battle royale? Again, it's way too early for this. I'm sure I'll adapt to whatever you people throw at me.

Any other general thoughts on the C39 experience?
No.

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so do you think we should come up with something to tell the others should they ask where we went? I can't imagine anyone being terribly interested, but it doesn't hurt to have a story set in place.

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I have no idea what I've been dropped into, but it looks like I missed something fairly entertaining/awful. That made for interesting morning reading, so thank you all for that.

I'm Jonnie. Would anyone like to give me a quick orientation and/or primer on this place? In person or via comments here. I have no preference.

FYI if the door really does unlock upon my posting, I'll be out and about looking for coffee.

So one nice little outcome of that wonderful game is I'm stocked up with my tools of the trade, and I'll be hanging out in the craft room with my toys if anyone wants to stop by. I take cigarettes, food and favors as payment.

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Since you filled out the survey, I trust you're here in one piece.

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Now that the kitchen is repaired, perhaps we could share a cuppa sometime? I'd like to know just how you ended up with an octopus.

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how r u

What the hell is going on with you and Lila?

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What did you think of the game?
I prefer chess, to be honest with you, but I had an easy go of it.

What aspects of the game did you enjoy? If you disliked the entire experience, please attempt to highlight which aspect vexed you least.
Nostalgia is always very comforting. As the only one in the experience that was alive during the 50s, the whole thing bothered me a lot less than it might have. A change of scenery and a set job to do each day was refreshing, I'm happy to say that much.

What aspects of the game did you dislike?
Everything else? Yes, that sums it up nicely.

Did you enjoy the chance to play for set rewards and prizes?
I enjoyed it about as much as your average male enjoys a prostate exam by an aged doctor. You need it and you know you do, but as you're being told to turn your head and cough you can't quite remember why. Some things you just can't turn your head to, can you?

Were you playing for any prize in particular?
All of the necessary ones.

In the future, what prize would you find best incentive to play a similar game?
All of the frivolous ones.

Was there any other player within the game you found to be a hindrance? Did anyone make it difficult for you to keep in character?
No. Everyone took it like a sport.

Was there any other player within the game that you found to be helpful?
Absolutely everyone. Chase, Marco, and Jack stand out.

If we were to send you on similar game experiences or vacations, which settings or time periods are you most interested in?
To be quite frank I think any sort of historical experience would be enjoyable for the group, so long as you toned down some of the accuracy. The racial tensions and the gender issues. You know the ones.

Any other general thoughts on the C39 experience?
I must hand it to your props department. The recreations of some of the foodstuffs I purchased were just as I remembered them. I do hope they were recreations, not just leftovers. Though I supposed everything we ate back then would eventually prove deadly, so what's the difference?

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Theo: 12:03pm
Just alright?!

Daniel: 12:06pm
Dan Dan The Sinful Man I have a thing I wanna run by you. Considering the bloody shit time we "coloreds" had in that hole there, I feel like we should have a party. Just us, no whites. It's only fair, innit? You wanna help me out?

Rae: 12:10pm
Since you're a white upperclass married woman and I was a black pariah I didn't really find the chance to talk to you at the time warp hole, so hi! Are you alright? Did you have an okay time?