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neonwraiths) wrote2023-08-09 05:22 pm
neonwraiths) wrote2023-08-09 05:22 pm
Activity Check
Neon Requiem uses a modified "check-in" activity check. There are no comment counts for activity check. Instead, your AC is in the form of a report written by your character and submitted to their caseworker at the Bureau of Soul Affairs. (If your character would absolutely refuse to do this, AC can be written by their caseworker instead!) This report is a brief summary of or thoughts on your character’s activities of the month, to be added to their file for consideration in Soul Judgment.
This can be as long or short as you like, in any format you please. Your character can attempt to mislead or lie. However, if they do lie, the truth of their activities will appear as a magical addendum at the bottom of the page (because we really do want to know what they’re up to!) Don't worry: there will be no consequences for what your character confesses in AC.
AC is due by midnight EST on the last day of each month. Failure to post will result in your character being swept from the game.
If circumstances require that you take a hiatus, you are excused from AC for the requested calendar month. You may only take one hiatus per three month period. (EX: if you hiatus in January, you must complete AC for February and March.)
If you are in need of a longer hiatus or you have special circumstances of any kind, please let the mods know and we'll be happy to work something out with you.
For new characters: Reply beneath your handle with your character's name and canon in the subject line. All of your monthly AC will replied to this comment (see example below.)
For all characters: Each month, reply to your character's comment, write the month in the subject line, and write your AC in the comment. You can do this in any format you like, but here's a nice standard form to make things simple.
February 2024
Re: KD6-3.7 [kd6-3.7@neonet.rip]
MONTHLY SOUL REPORT
Subject is enjoying his work at the Summerland Botanic Gardens and has formed something of a friendship with the giant wolf creature that prowls the premises. Apparently, the creature has helped him learn how to properly identify weeds and other garden nuisances despite being incapable of speech. Even after all this time I still find myself fascinated by the bonds that can develop in this place.
Speaking of bonds, subject reports being deceived into attending a speed dating service; he was lured there under the false pretenses of a job interview. How curious. He didn't appear to be upset, however, and I've discovered that asking the right questions is the key to coaxing more than a handful of words out of him on any given subject. I was able to get him to speak at some length about his new acquaintances, one of whom has a pet wolf that he seems especially pleased about the prospect of meeting. Between that and the creature at the gardens, I'm beginning to wonder if he has an affinity for them. He also expressed an interest in learning more about dragons, of all things.
He mentioned researching various scientific projects at the university, so I encouraged him to consider enrollment and possibly joining the research team there. Furthering knowledge is a very worthwhile pursuit.
The treatment he receives here — specifically the common courtesy he's described — continues to be a source of astonishment for him. Viewing Limbo through the lens of his experience, one would think this is a paradise. That alone tells me so much more about his former life and where he's from than any of the notes in his file.