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maskormenacelogs2015-10-03 03:20 pm
microbrobotics) wrote in maskormenacelogs2015-10-03 03:20 pm
Open Misfire Log!
WHO: Hiro + anyone with a comm!
WHERE: Your comm, courtesy of data-jumping and the server misfire event
WHEN: October 3rd
WHAT: Hiro tries to jump back into his own comm and misses. Badly. Repeatedly. Shenanigans ensue.
WARNINGS: Probably none!
[ The good thing about being able to data-jump is that it makes the commute into De Chima ridiculously easy. Set up two beacons - one in his comm, the other at his work terminal - and just follow that path back and forth. He doesn't even have to think and he's there.
Unfortunately, those beacons are just as dependent on the server update as the rest of the network ... and when the misfires start happening, Hiro's beacons get mixed up too. What should be a big bright arrow pointing to his comm is just complete garbage ... meaning he's going to end up in a whole lot of comms that he shouldn't be before he finally makes his way home.
For those getting the misfire, there's a only a quick ping, like receiving a message, before a very confused teenager's face appears on the viewscreen. He does, at least, keep from going through any data, but that means he has to look out at the surroundings to try and figure out where he is. Which means staring up at whoever's comm he's in now. ]
Seriously? Not again.
WHERE: Your comm, courtesy of data-jumping and the server misfire event
WHEN: October 3rd
WHAT: Hiro tries to jump back into his own comm and misses. Badly. Repeatedly. Shenanigans ensue.
WARNINGS: Probably none!
[ The good thing about being able to data-jump is that it makes the commute into De Chima ridiculously easy. Set up two beacons - one in his comm, the other at his work terminal - and just follow that path back and forth. He doesn't even have to think and he's there.
Unfortunately, those beacons are just as dependent on the server update as the rest of the network ... and when the misfires start happening, Hiro's beacons get mixed up too. What should be a big bright arrow pointing to his comm is just complete garbage ... meaning he's going to end up in a whole lot of comms that he shouldn't be before he finally makes his way home.
For those getting the misfire, there's a only a quick ping, like receiving a message, before a very confused teenager's face appears on the viewscreen. He does, at least, keep from going through any data, but that means he has to look out at the surroundings to try and figure out where he is. Which means staring up at whoever's comm he's in now. ]
Seriously? Not again.
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but it's not a topic she feels up to broaching with a teenager. claire sticks to simple facts. ]
They spent about half their life growing. It takes a long time and a lot more food to grow that big.
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[ He seems excited by the possibility rather than alarmed. ]
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[ not for a lot more, she hopes. ]
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It's not that. Home is where my family is, and they're here.
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Your family's very lucky. You must be close.
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Well, if your family has a Saturday free, and you wouldn't mind spending an afternoon in a museum, we have a new fossil being exhibited soon. I'm the curator of the paleontology wing so I can get you in the day of. We have many more exhibits too, and a café so you can make a day of it. Ripley will probably be helping me. If, [ she adds with a small laugh, ] I can find a leash for her in time.
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I think they'd really like that. I mean, I would too. And they can see that Ripley's okay for me to be working with.
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