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Sep 12, 2008 15:19

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redpaperfan October 9 2008, 01:13:50 UTC
I... am so one of those annoying question-asking people.

With the journals/holographic communicators, how are multiple "calls" handled? Do individuals choose to reply to one person at a time; it can be considered delayed responses over time; can people view another conversation unless it is privatized, or is it always privatized be default? As in, what information is a character able to obtain in these journal entries that we, as players, are seeing?

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cruciblemods October 9 2008, 01:47:07 UTC
Man, I just don't know what I'm going to do with you. ;D

All journals are public unless otherwise noted. As for how they're 'viewed'; the Sphere can display multiple journals at once. Think of it as a conference call with holograms. It's that feature that will allow for thread-hopping, if people so desire. Holograms can even see each other! Because it's just that much of a luxury ship. Of course, the more players you get the more holograms a character can see at one time, so they can choose to handle them one-on-one or a few at a time; what this means is that it's understood that, when this happens, it can be considered delayed responses over time. Whatever works best for you!

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redpaperfan October 9 2008, 02:08:09 UTC
♥!

Alright, that makes sense. I also laugh at holograms seeing each other, and some sort of hologram catfight ensuing. This is probably just me, however. ;D

In this case, do the journals also have a recorded history? Or for each new arrival is the journal a blank slate, only showing people currently active from the point of their appearance forward?

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cruciblemods October 9 2008, 03:40:20 UTC
Sadly, the entries are not archived in the Sphere's themselves! D: A character will only know the entries from their point of arrival onwards.

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redpaperfan October 9 2008, 03:46:08 UTC
Alright! So it's characters who can have the memories, and nothing else, unless they discover an outside recording device?

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