POSITION OVERVIEW:
Gamemasters (GMs) serve as the site's objective observers and primary moderators. While GMs walk around map to ensure rule compliance, they are strictly non-RP entities. Your role is to be a "ghost" monitoring for logic-breaks, RDM, and power-gaming without ever interfering in an active scene. If a player sees you or interacts with you, you are doing it wrong. GMs remain out of sight to preserve the immersion of the Foundation staff.
Discord Tag:
Age (Minimum 16+ Recommended):
Total Time on Server:
2. Logical Discipline: A Senior Researcher is caught "XP-grinding" by falsifying test logs. This is both an In-Character (IC) issue for Internal Affairs and an Out-of-Character (OOC) issue for Staff. How do you handle this without overstepping into the IC investigation?
3. Professionalism: You are watching a scene where the Site Director is making a "bad" tactical choice that will likely lead to a breach. Do you interfere? (Hint: Think about our "Logical Flow" philosophy.)
Why do you want to be a GM here specifically?
Scenario Handling: A player claims they were RDM'd by an Infiltrator. There are no logs of the kill. Describe your step-by-step investigation process.
SUBMISSION RULE:
GMs have the power to Ban. This power is logged and audited by Site Administration. Any abuse of "Cloak" or "Noclip" for personal gain or to spy on RP for IC advantage will result in an immediate blacklist.
Gamemasters (GMs) serve as the site's objective observers and primary moderators. While GMs walk around map to ensure rule compliance, they are strictly non-RP entities. Your role is to be a "ghost" monitoring for logic-breaks, RDM, and power-gaming without ever interfering in an active scene. If a player sees you or interacts with you, you are doing it wrong. GMs remain out of sight to preserve the immersion of the Foundation staff.
SECTION 1: IDENTIFICATION
Steam Name & ID: Discord Tag:
Age (Minimum 16+ Recommended):
Total Time on Server:
SECTION 2: SCENARIO DESIGN
1. The "Ghost" Protocol: An MTF unit is currently engaged in a high-stakes re-containment of SCP-682. You notice a player breaking FearRP. Do you intervene immediately, or do you wait for the scene to conclude before teleporting the player to a secure area for a sit? Explain your reasoning.
2. Logical Discipline: A Senior Researcher is caught "XP-grinding" by falsifying test logs. This is both an In-Character (IC) issue for Internal Affairs and an Out-of-Character (OOC) issue for Staff. How do you handle this without overstepping into the IC investigation?
3. Professionalism: You are watching a scene where the Site Director is making a "bad" tactical choice that will likely lead to a breach. Do you interfere? (Hint: Think about our "Logical Flow" philosophy.)
SECTION 3: STAFF COMPETENCY
Previous Staff Experience: (List servers and ranks held.)
Why do you want to be a GM here specifically?
Scenario Handling: A player claims they were RDM'd by an Infiltrator. There are no logs of the kill. Describe your step-by-step investigation process.
SECTION 4: COMMITMENT
Availability: How many hours per week can you dedicate to "Ghosting" (Monitoring) the site?
SUBMISSION RULE:
GMs have the power to Ban. This power is logged and audited by Site Administration. Any abuse of "Cloak" or "Noclip" for personal gain or to spy on RP for IC advantage will result in an immediate blacklist.
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