//We have 1 month to complete all the modules and get the ship active. If this doesn't happen, an RP event will be triggered to continue the construction RP elsewhere. Furthermore, on the completion of a module, a dice role will be made by a member of Bowex's HC. As this is a prototype test-bed model, things may go wrong!
1-5: Successful construction - all goes well and according to plan. 6-7: Minor Errors - problems means 25% of the modules commodities will need to be re-delivered.
8-9: Major Errors - significant problems mean 50% of the module's commodities will need to be re-delivered.
10: Catastrophic failure - the module's construction has completely failed and will need to be totally re-done.
The somewhat suspect blueprints that had been released onto the open market appeared to be rife with minor errors. In particular, minor hull depressurisations could have led to disaster. These errors have since been patched at an additional cost of time, money and resources. The basic superstructure is now complete, and awaiting the installation of more modules.
Incoming Transmission from Scarborough Station, Newcastle
09/05/822 A.S.
To: Peter Hudson Priority: High Topic: RE: Bowex Civilian Carrier - Stage 1 Complete
Good Day Mr. Hudson,
It is with great pleasure that I can announce that, despite the difficulties, the hull segments for the Carrier have been completed! Due to the strong efforts of the trade fleet, we have overcome the thermal plating issue, and can now proceed to Stage 2 of the design - the reactor and engine modules. Please see below an up-to-date list of the materials needed for this stage.
Industrial Hardware - 10,000 units
Super Alloy - 5,000 units - Done
Basic Alloy - 5,000 units
Mox - 10,000 units
Engine Components - 10,000 units
Beryllium - 2,500 units - Done
Aluminium - 2,500 units
We are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the shipments, so please don't delay!
Encrpyted Data package - please submit Senior Staff Authorisation key to open:
Encryption Key Valid - Access Granted Thank you for bearing with our need for secrecy. There is another requirement that the designs can benefit from. One of our professional coffee-makers suggested adding nuclear-fission converters to the engine designs. As much as it pains to say it (we no longer have a Coffee-maker in the office), his designs were validated. They add an element of stability and redundancy that can only improve the vessel.
That being said, we would need 6000 units of Nuclear devices. Preferably the Rheinland type; they have a proficiency for such technologies. Understandably, there acquisition will have to be off the books, but I've flirted enough with the accountants for us to get away with it... like making a deal with the devil.
If you have manage to bring some of these back, dock onto Scarborough mooring D4. The cargo staff have been briefed and adequately blackmailed.
'I would like to be half as clever as some people like to believe they are' Life is full of disappointments, it is how we handle them that helps to define us, as a person
'I would like to be half as clever as some people like to believe they are' Life is full of disappointments, it is how we handle them that helps to define us, as a person
'I would like to be half as clever as some people like to believe they are' Life is full of disappointments, it is how we handle them that helps to define us, as a person
//We have 1 month to complete all the modules and get the ship active. If this doesn't happen, an RP event will be triggered to continue the construction RP elsewhere. Furthermore, on the completion of a module, a dice role will be made by a member of Bowex's HC. As this is a prototype test-bed model, things may go wrong!
1-5: Successful construction - all goes well and according to plan.
6-7: Minor Errors - problems means 25% of the modules commodities will need to be re-delivered.
8-9: Major Errors - significant problems mean 50% of the module's commodities will need to be re-delivered.
10: Catastrophic failure - the module's construction has completely failed and will need to be totally re-done.
The reactor and engine modules were fitted without a hitch, running both on schedule and without problems. After the initial technical hitches, the project appears to be going swimmingly, if marginally over-budget. At this point in the project, the vessel would survive being towed but likely could not fly under its own power.
Incoming Transmission from Scarborough Station, Newcastle
14/05/822 A.S
To: Peter Hudson Priority: High Topic: RE: Bowex Civilian Carrier - Stage 2 Complete
Dear Mr Hudson,
It is with great pleasure to announce that stage 2 has been completed! The shipments came in at a good pace, and the construction went underway without a hitch. Those... "High-Pressure biers" also proved instrumental in augmenting the power core to sustain such a magnificent vessel!
The next stage will require the following materials:
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