1 - That is actually something we've been working on lately! So while we can't say much in response to that question for now, please keep an eye on the OOC comm for more info! Hopefully in a timely manner, even!
(And yes, "Thorian" is probably a good term. 8D)
2 - The Thor's maps (the ones you can buy) are as detailed as the ones you'd find in any major city on Earth. That is, they show the layout and location of major landmarks, but wouldn't include a whole lot of detail on things like sewers and maintenance locations, as those aren't really something the general populace care about. That being said, there are plenty of secret places that are supposedly difficult or impossible to access, but that doesn't mean a crafty refugee couldn't find its way there. As far as disguising these locations on maps, they might be marked as 'storage' or surrounding landmarks might be exaggerated in order to cover them up.
3 - This is our fault for not being really clear on this, but if you'd like for us to organize another meeting with the captains, it's really just as simple as letting us know, and we'll get something on the table as soon as we've got a little extra time to do so!
4 - Hahaha, yeah, if someone were to try to look up the meaning of life (the ultimate answer to the ultimate question) they would find the answer - 42, as well as the records that are available in the source material (aka the book by Douglas Adams).
5 - The death predisposition only carries over if you want it to. Your character can probably find a miracle cure for it somewhere on the ship if you want to go in that direction. Or, if you did want to play out his death, we'd assume the revival process would eliminate that predisposition, so he wouldn't be able to die from it a second time.
6 - It is generally only used on the refugees; which is one of the reasons why the general populace hates them so much. 8D;
7 - That...depends pretty much on the information you want! The labs are open most months to some form or other of refugee mission; test subjects and etc; that is also the place where more secret things happen, though they may be kept behind closed doors and not open to the general refugee worker. However, if a refugee were to sneak in and knock over a beaker of suspicious bubbling liquid...well, who's to say what would happen then?
2 - Is there a way to get an architectural map of Thor, or at least of few specific areas? As for the sewers, are they located bellow deck? How can people access hem? OH,OH! And the city is pretty big, right? Around New York's size? (just to have an idea)
3 - ahhhhhhh. That is awesome. So if a character were to send a letter to the captains, they'd answer?
4 - Would it all be there? Even about how Earth was just supposed to be a giant program to determine The Question?
5 - Okie dokie, thank you!
6 - Pff, oh boy 8D I'd hate them too.
7 - Okay, thanks! Although, is there a way to find how the "resurrection machine" works and who works with it (or use it to themselves?)
2 - a character might be able to find something like that in a specialty bookstore, or even the library!
3 - Yup! All we ask is that you allow us (the mods) a little time to respond. It may be a day or three before we can respond to something like that. ^^;
4 - Ahahaha...that's a good question. If you'll give me a bit of time (maybe through the end of the weekend) I'll try to type up the relevant passages from H2G2 and post it where characters can see it.
7 - It's not actually a machine - it's more a series of surgery, voodoo, drugs, and hocus pocus performed by certain doctors, scientists, and staff members. So that would be something a curious character wouldn't find, simply by virtue of its not actually existing.
(And yes, "Thorian" is probably a good term. 8D)
2 - The Thor's maps (the ones you can buy) are as detailed as the ones you'd find in any major city on Earth. That is, they show the layout and location of major landmarks, but wouldn't include a whole lot of detail on things like sewers and maintenance locations, as those aren't really something the general populace care about. That being said, there are plenty of secret places that are supposedly difficult or impossible to access, but that doesn't mean a crafty refugee couldn't find its way there. As far as disguising these locations on maps, they might be marked as 'storage' or surrounding landmarks might be exaggerated in order to cover them up.
3 - This is our fault for not being really clear on this, but if you'd like for us to organize another meeting with the captains, it's really just as simple as letting us know, and we'll get something on the table as soon as we've got a little extra time to do so!
4 - Hahaha, yeah, if someone were to try to look up the meaning of life (the ultimate answer to the ultimate question) they would find the answer - 42, as well as the records that are available in the source material (aka the book by Douglas Adams).
5 - The death predisposition only carries over if you want it to. Your character can probably find a miracle cure for it somewhere on the ship if you want to go in that direction. Or, if you did want to play out his death, we'd assume the revival process would eliminate that predisposition, so he wouldn't be able to die from it a second time.
6 - It is generally only used on the refugees; which is one of the reasons why the general populace hates them so much. 8D;
7 - That...depends pretty much on the information you want! The labs are open most months to some form or other of refugee mission; test subjects and etc; that is also the place where more secret things happen, though they may be kept behind closed doors and not open to the general refugee worker. However, if a refugee were to sneak in and knock over a beaker of suspicious bubbling liquid...well, who's to say what would happen then?
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2 - Is there a way to get an architectural map of Thor, or at least of few specific areas? As for the sewers, are they located bellow deck? How can people access hem?
OH,OH! And the city is pretty big, right? Around New York's size? (just to have an idea)
3 - ahhhhhhh. That is awesome. So if a character were to send a letter to the captains, they'd answer?
4 - Would it all be there? Even about how Earth was just supposed to be a giant program to determine The Question?
5 - Okie dokie, thank you!
6 - Pff, oh boy 8D I'd hate them too.
7 - Okay, thanks! Although, is there a way to find how the "resurrection machine" works and who works with it (or use it to themselves?)
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3 - Yup! All we ask is that you allow us (the mods) a little time to respond. It may be a day or three before we can respond to something like that. ^^;
4 - Ahahaha...that's a good question. If you'll give me a bit of time (maybe through the end of the weekend) I'll try to type up the relevant passages from H2G2 and post it where characters can see it.
7 - It's not actually a machine - it's more a series of surgery, voodoo, drugs, and hocus pocus performed by certain doctors, scientists, and staff members. So that would be something a curious character wouldn't find, simply by virtue of its not actually existing.
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3 - Of course :) besides, that's IC seeing the three-hundred forms have to go through first XD
4 - So sorry for all this work ^^;
7 - Ohh, I get it now :) thank you so much!
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