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[Shawn Belfore 0]

Hello, this is the first IRC SIM I have been involved in, I do have some RP experince though. I just needed to find myself a good Star Trek one.

[Joy 0]

Hello, this is the first IRC SIM I have been involved in, I do have some RP experience though. I just needed to find myself a good Star Trek one.

Welcome aboard. :P I'd recommend Moose's Tips, and see you at the Academy!

 

Bob / Joy

[Arthur (Rackle) Dragoon 0]

Hi And welcome to the twilight zone!! :P :) :) I hope you like it here.Chow.Walks out of the room.

[Murdok Helios 0]

Are you that guy that goes on the Kuro RPG Forums?

[Sendai Riko 0]

Oops, the way I did that

 seems to have squished the screen, so I deleted the previous version...
 
Welcome to the Star Trek Simulation Forum!
 
I found the following resources helpful when I started out:
 
Tips from the Moose
How to Sim
The Rules
 
Hope to see you in the Academy!

Edited July 27, 2006 by Sendai_Riko

[LoAmi 0]

Hello, this is the first IRC SIM I have been involved in, I do have some RP experince though. I just needed to find myself a good Star Trek one.

 

Welcome aboard... hope to see you around in an academy.

 

Strictly speaking, while STSF is a real-time chat sim, is not an IRC sim. IRC is a specific standard Internet protocol used for real-time chat; our chat is based on a proprietary protocol (SigmaChat).

[MadisonStarr 0]

Hello, and welcome to the world of STSF!I'm sure that you'll find it great fun.Don't hesitate to ask any questions you might have.See ya in the academy!

[Chell Reno 0]

welcome aboard! glad ta have ya hear. If you have any questions just post and someone should be back with you farely quickly.

[Shawn Belfore 0]

Thanks for the pointers...I read all the posts Sendai gave me...Still a lil nervous (If that's not weird enough :P) about the first session, I'm sooo new to this.

[Atragon9 0]

Thanks for the pointers...I read all the posts Sendai gave me...Still a lil nervous (If that's not weird enough :P ) about the first session, I'm sooo new to this.

 

Naah, no reason to be nervous! Come to an Academy, ask for an assistant post and just focus on what you and your Dept chief are doing. Don't worry about all that other text flying by. It's the best way to step into the simming mindset. Sooner than you think, you'll be following everything typed to a room and have time to react to everyone and perfect your gameplay. Remember that the reason for the Academy system is to let new players learn at their own pace. Some people graduate in a few weeks and some take a few months (no, don't post your "I graduated in only one sim" brags here).

 

As long as you're having fun, that's all that matters. After all, that's why the players who have graduated come back to the Academy (or is it to watch Cadets get killed off?)

[Sendai Riko 0]

As long as you're having fun, that's all that matters. After all, that's why the players who have graduated come back to the Academy (or is it to watch Cadets get killed off?)

 

Can't it be both? :P

[Finn 0]

(or is it to watch Cadets get killed off?)

Well...

[Shawn Belfore 0]

Welll thanks guys....seeing that you all enjoy cadets dieing I feel right at home :P lol. Anyway, I might be a lil late on tonight..dont get off work untill 15 min. before the sim

[Finn 0]

Welll thanks guys....seeing that you all enjoy cadets dieing I feel right at home :P lol. Anyway, I might be a lil late on tonight..dont get off work untill 15 min. before the sim

I'll see ya there!

[Kansas_Jones 0]

Hell and Welcome to the forums Belios! Good crew here, as you can see.

[Joy 0]

As long as you're having fun, that's all that matters. After all, that's why the players who have graduated come back to the Academy (or is it to watch Cadets get killed off?)

 

You can also collect stuff. For example, I've got this neat 'Get Out Of One NDak Induced Peril' Card.