Bonjour

[Tyson 0]

Hello people, this is the first time I've ever tried out a star trek simming site and I'm definitely looking forward to it, I probably won't be able to make most of the scheduled academies though, (I'm french so the late night EST slots are at about 3 in the morning over here) but I'll easily be able to make the midday ones. :D

[LoAmi 0]

Hello and welcome to STSF.

 

It is not necessary to make all of the academies (few if any cadets do that); just read the "getting started" instructions, come to the academies that fit into your schedule, and have fun simming with us.

[Grom 0]

Welcome aboard!

[Nicolas Lepage 0]

Hello people, this is the first time I've ever tried out a star trek simming site and I'm definitely looking forward to it, I probably won't be able to make most of the scheduled academies though, (I'm french so the late night EST slots are at about 3 in the morning over here) but I'll easily be able to make the midday ones. :)

 

There are midday ones? What did I miss?

 

It's always good to have some fellow Europeans around. So welcome to STSF and I hope to see you around.

[STSF_KBear 0]

There are midday ones? What did I miss?

 

It's always good to have some fellow Europeans around. So welcome to STSF and I hope to see you around.

 

 

OK What time is needed to be Midday in your neck of the earth.

[Nicolas Lepage 0]

OK What time is needed to be Midday in your neck of the earth.

 

Timezone's CET. That's ET +6. It's the same for France by the way. Anyway, we've had this discussion before and I guess we'll just have to keep getting up in the middle of the night.

 

I think Tyson thought the midnight academies actually took place at noon. You know for those who are not used to the am/pm thing it can be a little confusing.

[TKAR 0]

WELCOME

[will_marx 0]

Since no one bothered to give you any of the links...

 

::clears throat::

Welcome!

 

Two things to remember: 1) Any Academy hosted by STSF N'Dak is a guaranteed suicide mission [And that's a direct quote from his signature]. 2) Never compare the GMs to Captains Bligh or Queeg if you want to get graduate sometime before the turn of the century.

 

That being said, I'd recommend reading: How to sim, as well as: Tips from the Moose

 

For all your technobabble needs, visit Memory Alpha or Ex Astris Scientia.

 

Academy times are listed ET (12 hour format), so adjust as appropriate for your timezone. Academies are mandatory, and everyone is human. Save your character development for your Advanced Ship. Minimum graduation time is 3 Academies, but don't expect to graduate that quickly; the host teams prefer to see how are over a longer span of time. And once you are posted to your first Advanced Sim, it's strongly recommended that any ideas that go outside Trek canon be approved by your host team.

Edited April 7, 2008 by will_marx

[Cmdr JFarrington 0]

Hello people, this is the first time I've ever tried out a star trek simming site and I'm definitely looking forward to it, I probably won't be able to make most of the scheduled academies though, (I'm french so the late night EST slots are at about 3 in the morning over here) but I'll easily be able to make the midday ones. :(

Welcome, Tyson! It seems we have more of a European contingent growing! Methinks we'll have to do something about that - hm.....

[will_marx 0]

Welcome, Tyson! It seems we have more of a European contingent growing! Methinks we'll have to do something about that - hm.....

 

Ya, and I nominate both Images and Nick to be our first set of Euro-hosts :(