Plague

Honestly putting Viper in charge of anything is bound for it to die, especially so with things like GOC copies.

Ingame Name: Jackson Strawfield
 
SteamID: STEAM_0:0:51793067
 
List of warns: I got none.
 
Any previous or current staff experience: I've been staff multiple times on SCP-RP for about...4-5 years now?
 
Why should we pick you?(200 Word Min): Honestly, if you know me you'd know that I have a very keen interest in fiction and SCP in general. I'm one of the few people who have enough knowledge to claim themselves a Lore God. You'd also know I've been trying very hard to get onto the event team since its first founding, back in v3 or v4, and has sadly unsucceded in joining them, despite my experience or lack thereof in making events. I am usually full of ideas and wisdom, and I'm willing to help anyone who would request such help: I helped Borat with a general foundation for his event, and with niche specifics to fit the Foundation universe. I, like Borat has also started to read into RPC lore and have found it very interesting and I'd think it'd be quite easy to implement some GOIs or otherwise similiarites between the two into an event on the server. Again, I cannot stress this enough, I've used(wasted) countless hours reading GOI tales, Foundation tales, SCPs in general and GOI hubs, hence why I would again refer to myself a Lore God on SCP knowledge. This is all probably just an attempt to rekindle my love for the server as a whole, but we'll see.
 
Your event plan: Read any of my event suggestions.

fuck off you actually made a thread

this thread sucks

Heres a better spreadsheet with every GOI relation.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19fMhud-o4OSm1sZkERoVUMMcrDKGZa1q7X1qmyqbfvc/edit#gid=1393331416

Credit to Dylan btw

You know you've lost when you start talking about a completely different topic 

Kind of off-topic but why the fuck are people allowed to police other sections like this one?
 
Fuck off, we got our own people to give us punishments, not you wannabe Security Staffs.

You know you've lost when you start talking about a completely different topic 

Kind of off-topic but why the fuck are people allowed to police other sections like this one?
 
Fuck off, we got our own people to give us punishments, not you wannabe Security Staffs.

Kind of off-topic but why the fuck are people allowed to police other sections like this one?
 
Fuck off, we got our own people to give us punishments, not you wannabe Security Staffs.

-1
 
 
no evidence

this thread sucks

Pirates? In my SCP? Unlikely but hey, gotta happen. Since there's no template I guess  just gotta improvise, huh.
 
"From the void we come
From the void we go."
Pirates show up in from a predetermined point, marked by a large black pool of water. The goal of the pirates is to make as much profit as possible within a selected timespan, with dfferent alternatives happening if a sufficient quota is fulfilled. The ways of making money could vary, from extortion to outright raiding, with SCP files and SCP data being a priority. 
 
"All hail the mighty, he's a-rising from the deep
With tattered sails and incredible tales, we're parting eternal seas"
 
After a sufficient quota has been reached within a selected timespan. The pirates meet up at the pool of water and drop all their earned treasure into it, while reciting shanties or something similar. The Pirate King rises from the pool, attempting to lead the pirates into the most profitable raid in their cycle-time; The Foundation. The Pirate King is alot stronger than the ordinary everyday pirates, guarded by a relic that can only be deactivated by hearing a specific sea shanty, one which can and should be discovered by the Foundation or a Group of Interest. It should be noted that the Pirates will only conduct a raid upon the Foundation once, after gathering SCP files and whatnot. 
 
 
"This place wasn't so tough,
 but we've plundered enough
Time to go home 
and indulge in an existentless tome."
 
 
After the raid on the Foundation, the pirates linger around, doing whatever they wish until the Pirate King call them back to the pool of black water. After all the pirates and the Pirate King has reached the black pool of water, they will sink into it and leave a random item SCP for the rest to fight over.
 
 
It should be noted that the entirety of the second phase can be avoided if the quota is not fulfilled, skipping straight to the third phase.

Pirates? In my SCP? Unlikely but hey, gotta happen. Since there's no template I guess  just gotta improvise, huh.
 
"From the void we come
From the void we go."
Pirates show up in from a predetermined point, marked by a large black pool of water. The goal of the pirates is to make as much profit as possible within a selected timespan, with dfferent alternatives happening if a sufficient quota is fulfilled. The ways of making money could vary, from extortion to outright raiding, with SCP files and SCP data being a priority. 
 
"All hail the mighty, he's a-rising from the deep
With tattered sails and incredible tales, we're parting eternal seas"
 
After a sufficient quota has been reached within a selected timespan. The pirates meet up at the pool of water and drop all their earned treasure into it, while reciting shanties or something similar. The Pirate King rises from the pool, attempting to lead the pirates into the most profitable raid in their cycle-time; The Foundation. The Pirate King is alot stronger than the ordinary everyday pirates, guarded by a relic that can only be deactivated by hearing a specific sea shanty, one which can and should be discovered by the Foundation or a Group of Interest. It should be noted that the Pirates will only conduct a raid upon the Foundation once, after gathering SCP files and whatnot. 
 
 
"This place wasn't so tough,
 but we've plundered enough
Time to go home 
and indulge in an existentless tome."
 
 
After the raid on the Foundation, the pirates linger around, doing whatever they wish until the Pirate King call them back to the pool of black water. After all the pirates and the Pirate King has reached the black pool of water, they will sink into it and leave a random item SCP for the rest to fight over.
 
 
It should be noted that the entirety of the second phase can be avoided if the quota is not fulfilled, skipping straight to the third phase.

Pirates? In my SCP? Unlikely but hey, gotta happen. Since there's no template I guess  just gotta improvise, huh.
 
"From the void we come
From the void we go."
Pirates show up in from a predetermined point, marked by a large black pool of water. The goal of the pirates is to make as much profit as possible within a selected timespan, with dfferent alternatives happening if a sufficient quota is fulfilled. The ways of making money could vary, from extortion to outright raiding, with SCP files and SCP data being a priority. 
 
"All hail the mighty, he's a-rising from the deep
With tattered sails and incredible tales, we're parting eternal seas"
 
After a sufficient quota has been reached within a selected timespan. The pirates meet up at the pool of water and drop all their earned treasure into it, while reciting shanties or something similar. The Pirate King rises from the pool, attempting to lead the pirates into the most profitable raid in their cycle-time; The Foundation. The Pirate King is alot stronger than the ordinary everyday pirates, guarded by a relic that can only be deactivated by hearing a specific sea shanty, one which can and should be discovered by the Foundation or a Group of Interest. It should be noted that the Pirates will only conduct a raid upon the Foundation once, after gathering SCP files and whatnot. 
 
 
"This place wasn't so tough,
 but we've plundered enough
Time to go home 
and indulge in an existentless tome."
 
 
After the raid on the Foundation, the pirates linger around, doing whatever they wish until the Pirate King call them back to the pool of black water. After all the pirates and the Pirate King has reached the black pool of water, they will sink into it and leave a random item SCP for the rest to fight over.
 
 
It should be noted that the entirety of the second phase can be avoided if the quota is not fulfilled, skipping straight to the third phase.