Posted May 23, 2019, 11 p.m. by Ensign Vadoma Romani (Engineer) (Melissa Aragon)
Posted by Captain Dante Knight (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim: Bridge (Attn: Bridge Crew)
Posted by Lieutenant Teller Graham (Chief Science Officer) in Main Sim: Bridge(Tag CO)
Posted by Gamemaster Nosferatu (GM) in Main Sim: Bridge(Tag CO)
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“Simulations are over 80% success rate.” He looked at the XO. “Better than what we have going now.” At this rate anything would be better than waiting it out. He nodded at the Commander. “I have the program set, if you give the word.”
Graham CSO
“Proceed Lieutenant.” Threwn stated simply, getting up to get a better look at operations. “Lieutenant Gavain, any luck with those signals?”
-XO
“Got-cha, sir.” Graham tapped a few more keys. Once the program was written, running it was easy.
The CSO’s idea about changing the angle of the shields to simulate the prow of a ship so they could ‘ride the waves’ seemed to have a dramatic effect as the shaking and buffeting of the ship decreased markedly. As to the signals, they still pulsated strongly ahead.
GM Nosferatu
DaVinci turned his head and nodded in Graham’s direction. “Good call, Lt.”
“That’s why you pay me the medium bucks.”
He moved to the tactical station on the bridge, looking for any signs that there might be other ships within the nebula, whether they be friendly or hostile.
Colter (CIO)
Unfortunately, despite the tweaking of the sensors, being able to see another ship in this soup would be difficult until it was well within weapons range. On the plus side, hopefully any other ship would have the same trouble.
GM Nosferatu
Graham
‘Nice work people.” Dante said and kept his eyes on the screen showing the space in front of them. “Lets keep alert and keep the scanners going. The Klingons and Cardassians have far more experience in this Nebula than we do, lets not trust that they won’t jump to any conclusions should we pass by just out of identification range.”
He glanced over at Threwn before addressing his officers. “What is the status of the radiation, and how long to go till we reach the first signal?”
Captain Knight, CO
Vadoma kept her fingers flying over her console. She was checking the radiation levels as well as how they were affecting the ship’s engines. While they were being less buffetted, physically, the readings she was about to receive would let her know if it was any better than shaking apart.
Vadoma
Engineer
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