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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.
January 2024
Re: KD6-3.7 [kd6-3.7@neonet.rip]
MONTHLY SOUL REPORT
Subject has found employment performing manual labour in various capacities. I have no doubt he's capable, but it does seem an odd choice for someone so inclined toward intellectual and artistic pursuits. When I told him as much, he explained his desire to not draw unwanted attention to himself, believing it's the type of work that generally goes unnoticed by others.
Well, I can't say he's wrong. Rather like overworked public servants whose efforts are likewise criminally underappreciated.
Then there's the unfortunate kidnapping incident that occurred earlier this month. It's unclear to what extent he may have been involved. He's been reluctant to speak much on the subject, except to mention his role in assisting others to safety and asking after any investigations that have been made into the matter. None, as far as I'm aware — an answer that appeared to trouble him.
Subject assures me his housing situation has been taken care of, per my advice. I have the distinct impression it merely serves as a place to store his belongings; subject seems strangely detached about the other purposes a home might serve. When pressed for details, he informed me he chose to keep the extravagant clothing our dear Mayor-Queen Niesha provided during the Winter Solstice ball — and who could blame him! He also reports acquiring a musical instrument and a houseplant to care for.
All in all, subject remains blessedly cooperative and is making good progress. I must say he's a refreshing change from the hopeless cases I'm usually assigned.