OOC - Permissions Post
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the_prodigal_sonCHARACTER NAME: Jack Ryan
CHARACTER SERIES: Bioshock
[OOC]
This is the permissions list for OOC (out of character), activity.
Answer the following questions with "yes" or "no", as well as additional information if desired.
Backtagging: Sure
Threadhopping: Sure
Fourthwalling: Sure
Offensive subjects (elaborate): No problem with anything tbh.
[IC]
This is the permissions list for IC (in-character), activity.
Answer the following questions with "yes" or "no", as well as additional information if desired. With IC permissions, it's a good idea to elaborate on what other players can expect from your character if they choose to do any of the following:
Hugging this character: He'll love it. As long as he's not spooked by it.
Kissing this character: See above.
Flirting with this character: It will sail directly over his head.
Fighting with this character: He is very hard to beat but everyone is welcome to try.
Injuring this character (include limits and severity): I'd like to be contacted about anything that will incapacitate him, but otherwise go ahead.
Killing this character: Again, I'd like to know beforehand that that's the plan. I reserve the right to refuse.
Using telepathy/mind reading abilities on this character: Feel free to contact me to see what your character will find.
Warnings: Jack has several commands programmed into him that may come into play either accidentally or on purpose. They affect him automatically if they are said or shown in writing to him. They are as follows:
“Would you kindly” – spoken before or after a command, this plants an idea in Jack’s head and makes him unavoidably perform the task he’s given. This can be anything from picking an object up, to killing someone, to finding and operating a machine (assuming he can figure out how to), to completely rewriting his memory of something or erasing information altogether from his mind. If he’s physically unable to perform the action, he will do the second best thing or give up and regain autonomous control. Whether or not he wants to perform the action is irrelevant because it makes him want to.
“Code Yellow” – gives Jack a heart attack, and several subsequent heart attacks until he eventually dies.
“Code Green” – reverses Code Yellow, but does not fix any damage caused. (in canon CY cannot be reversed, but accidentally killing Jack would be a problem.)
“Code Red” – a hard reset; forces Jack to pass out, entirely wipe any new information and go back to lab defaults. Which means not remembering anything but the life Fontaine programmed into him.
“Providence” – calms Jack down immediately; no matter how panicked he is, this is reassuring and fixes everything.
“Leave it” – forces him to stop whatever he’s doing, may need to be used several time if he’s being stubborn. He is four, after all.
“Drop it” – similarly, makes him immediately release whatever’s in his hands.
“Focus” – makes him instantly ignore everything except the speaker. Until something else distracts him.
“Bang!” – makes Jack go limp and play dead for a while. He can stop whenever he wants but it comes with a sense of urgency to continue until he’s deemed it’s safe to get up.
Please contact me if someone is going to say "code red" to him. Otherwise you are free to use any of them on a moment's notice. Yes, even code yellow. That is what code green is for.
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CHARACTER SERIES: Bioshock
[OOC]
This is the permissions list for OOC (out of character), activity.
Answer the following questions with "yes" or "no", as well as additional information if desired.
Backtagging: Sure
Threadhopping: Sure
Fourthwalling: Sure
Offensive subjects (elaborate): No problem with anything tbh.
[IC]
This is the permissions list for IC (in-character), activity.
Answer the following questions with "yes" or "no", as well as additional information if desired. With IC permissions, it's a good idea to elaborate on what other players can expect from your character if they choose to do any of the following:
Hugging this character: He'll love it. As long as he's not spooked by it.
Kissing this character: See above.
Flirting with this character: It will sail directly over his head.
Fighting with this character: He is very hard to beat but everyone is welcome to try.
Injuring this character (include limits and severity): I'd like to be contacted about anything that will incapacitate him, but otherwise go ahead.
Killing this character: Again, I'd like to know beforehand that that's the plan. I reserve the right to refuse.
Using telepathy/mind reading abilities on this character: Feel free to contact me to see what your character will find.
Warnings: Jack has several commands programmed into him that may come into play either accidentally or on purpose. They affect him automatically if they are said or shown in writing to him. They are as follows:
“Would you kindly” – spoken before or after a command, this plants an idea in Jack’s head and makes him unavoidably perform the task he’s given. This can be anything from picking an object up, to killing someone, to finding and operating a machine (assuming he can figure out how to), to completely rewriting his memory of something or erasing information altogether from his mind. If he’s physically unable to perform the action, he will do the second best thing or give up and regain autonomous control. Whether or not he wants to perform the action is irrelevant because it makes him want to.
“Code Yellow” – gives Jack a heart attack, and several subsequent heart attacks until he eventually dies.
“Code Green” – reverses Code Yellow, but does not fix any damage caused. (in canon CY cannot be reversed, but accidentally killing Jack would be a problem.)
“Code Red” – a hard reset; forces Jack to pass out, entirely wipe any new information and go back to lab defaults. Which means not remembering anything but the life Fontaine programmed into him.
“Providence” – calms Jack down immediately; no matter how panicked he is, this is reassuring and fixes everything.
“Leave it” – forces him to stop whatever he’s doing, may need to be used several time if he’s being stubborn. He is four, after all.
“Drop it” – similarly, makes him immediately release whatever’s in his hands.
“Focus” – makes him instantly ignore everything except the speaker. Until something else distracts him.
“Bang!” – makes Jack go limp and play dead for a while. He can stop whenever he wants but it comes with a sense of urgency to continue until he’s deemed it’s safe to get up.
Please contact me if someone is going to say "code red" to him. Otherwise you are free to use any of them on a moment's notice. Yes, even code yellow. That is what code green is for.
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