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You sure you want more people, Annie? It means you'll have to wait longer to post.
Zhuum said :
Also... might join some new rp soon - "The Path through Skies" seems something fun.
You've clearly never experienced my lack of skill at TMing. Join it so that you can.
Boy... you've yet to know how bad I am at TMing.
Also... you've said back there you don't want any war heroes, but would it be okay to rp as a older guy who went through the crystal war as an airship technician. Also secondly can you describe the airships little more what they look like and what is their layout? Just for some meta knowledge. ...
You sure you want more people, Annie? It means you'll have to wait longer to post.
Zhuum said :
Also... might join some new rp soon - "The Path through Skies" seems something fun.
You've clearly never experienced my lack of skill at TMing. Join it so that you can.
Boy... you've yet to know how bad I am at TMing.
Also... you've said back there you don't want any war heroes, but would it be okay to rp as a older guy who went through the crystal war as an airship technician. Also secondly can you describe the airships little more what they look like and what is their layout? Just for some meta knowledge. ...
10-Jul-2017 22:40:30
Hmm. I suppose I'd be fine with that. Mainly I just don't want people that can take on an army solo without having to bat an eye. You know, the types that are reserved for villains.
And each airship is different, really. Personal ones are designed to the specifications of whoever commissioned them (mostly really rich or important people...it's nearly impossible to have one of your own). Passenger ones are typically divided into four decks. The top deck is fully focused on passengers, and is typically a dome that you can see out of.
The third deck has passenger transport as well, and it has the door leading to the bridge at the front of the ship. It also has the exit out onto the deck, which is both where you can go while the ship is flying (it's protected from wind at the speed you're going by excellent engineering) and where passengers embark and disembark from.
The second deck is, you guessed it, for passenger transport too, and some of the newer models, including the one in the introduction, have a lounge that's located at the front, where the bridge is on the deck above. This also has a large viewport out the front, with a few tables to sit at and, if you're lucky, a bar.
The first deck is kinda two decks in one, and houses the cargo hold and the ship's engine. I say two decks in one because there's usually a catwalk that goes across between the bottom of the ship and the second deck. There's not much on it, but you have to go on it to get to the bottom. It's the only deck off limits to passengers.
Passenger seating on all three decks is essentially identical to airplane seating in modern day, except the isle is a lot wider and there's a lot more room to walk around.
As for the outside...give me a minute, I'll just find a picture of the transport ships in the game I'm basing the world off of. They look weird and I was gonna change it but the general idea would be the same so it doesn't really matter.
Done in by the dubious doings of destiny.
And each airship is different, really. Personal ones are designed to the specifications of whoever commissioned them (mostly really rich or important people...it's nearly impossible to have one of your own). Passenger ones are typically divided into four decks. The top deck is fully focused on passengers, and is typically a dome that you can see out of.
The third deck has passenger transport as well, and it has the door leading to the bridge at the front of the ship. It also has the exit out onto the deck, which is both where you can go while the ship is flying (it's protected from wind at the speed you're going by excellent engineering) and where passengers embark and disembark from.
The second deck is, you guessed it, for passenger transport too, and some of the newer models, including the one in the introduction, have a lounge that's located at the front, where the bridge is on the deck above. This also has a large viewport out the front, with a few tables to sit at and, if you're lucky, a bar.
The first deck is kinda two decks in one, and houses the cargo hold and the ship's engine. I say two decks in one because there's usually a catwalk that goes across between the bottom of the ship and the second deck. There's not much on it, but you have to go on it to get to the bottom. It's the only deck off limits to passengers.
Passenger seating on all three decks is essentially identical to airplane seating in modern day, except the isle is a lot wider and there's a lot more room to walk around.
As for the outside...give me a minute, I'll just find a picture of the transport ships in the game I'm basing the world off of. They look weird and I was gonna change it but the general idea would be the same so it doesn't really matter.
Done in by the dubious doings of destiny.
10-Jul-2017 23:05:26 - Last edited on 10-Jul-2017 23:13:02 by Inferi
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