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Saving that for a special occasion so it’s … special!

Love this one from Ensign Marsh ❤️

Only on Ops do you get OOC trigger warnings like this @Lt Aine Olive Sherlock ((OOC: All opinions and feelings of scotch versus whiskey are PURELY IN CHARACTER. They do not reflect the opinions of the writer...as are other things.))

another one from @Corey Wethern❤️ The turbolift pinged and swished open to exposed the gleaming bridge of the USS Narendra. There was what appeared to be controlled chaos in a sea of consoles, lights and panels overshadowed by a large view screen. Wethern was in awe of the sight and the planet displayed in an orbit on screen. No one even hesitated at the turbolift opening. He watched as Commander Dal left the turbolift but was slightly stuck to the spot at how different and alive the command deck it was a contrast to what is captured in the holovids. Wethern was always amazed at how much individualism was in each ship despite it being the same class, for example the Narendra had enhanced armour as part of it's station and crisis response role. Each ship was almost a crew member unto itself. Working in tandem with the crew to achieve the mission. As the sensation returned to his body and he was able to close his jaw slightly Wethern took his first step onto the bridge following Commander Dal to what he presumed was the briefing room.

This JP is a continuation of an ongoing scene between DeVeau and Foster, and I really enjoyed how much context and history it gives, particularly about Wyn. What makes it particularly interesting is that most, if not all, of this actually occurred in sim within the past eight or so years, and I think it highlights not only the importance of realism but also of IC consequences for IC actions. It was a heavy read but I appreciate the effort that was put into it! Well done @Alora DeVeau and @Sal Taybrim

Well done, everyone!! @Vitor S. Silveira Thank you for being my go-to for any kind of tactical questions ❤️ @Haukea-Willow you have done such a fantastic job with your new character, its an absolute pleasure to read your scenes and interact with Willow @Prudence "Rue" Blackwell and @Anthony Meeks I am very much looking forward to writing with you again @Talos Dakora and @Gogigobo Fairhug you two are just amazing and I will absolutely keep stalking Denali and Artemis to read your sims an eye out for your contributions. Ahem. Yeah.

I am pretty sure there are enough people who are into exactly that.

Well done @Lt Aine Olive Sherlock! You made me care about Rinascita more than I care to admit #RememberRinascita

Rixx has become one of my favourite characters, and I find myself refreshing my inbox every few minutes when I know one of his sims are due. I think it's a great example of turning a somewhat faceless adversary into an actual (if morally grey) person. What I really enjoy are the changes he experiences in this midlife crisis of his, and the opportunity to explore the culture and customs of Rodulans as a species.

I enjoy writing Liz, but I absolutely adore reading Sill-con in this constellation. This sim is exactly my kind of humour and adds an amazing nuance to a very duty-focussed character. Well done! ❤️

I love this metaphor

Ops has dealt with Terra Prime for more than one and a half years, and it's incredibly satisfying to see that storyline brought to a conclusion. I loved seeing Sal in this capacity and I absolutely adore the very fitting end for Naystrim. This was a great mission and I am excited to see what's next!

This was a great scene and I am very much eager to read more about Antonova Well done! @Talos Dakora

I was trying to think of a clever text to describe how much I love this scene, but instead I'll just stand over here, hold up my 'I ❤️ Foster'-sign, and let y'all read the sim

I will admit I was surprised by how this JP played out - I guess I expected Tito's cold stare and DeVeau to be lenient I very much love that this wasn't the case, and that Tito gets to retake Diplomacy 101 AGAIN. I'm looking forward to seeing him in Science, and I enjoy that slightly stricter side to our beloved FO

I adore reading well-written solo sims that give an insight into the character, and highlight history and personality traits that aren't emphasised on in other interaction. I liked this one in particular for choosing the style of a Captain's personal log - I hope we get to read more of this!

Loving that whole scene, but this commentary in particular:

Loving this intro from @Lt Aine Olive Sherlock

So relatable 😩

I love seeing players step outside their comfort zone and try something new! This is a really well-written sim by @Solaris that gave a nice ending to MSNPC Richard Barlowe and served as a great way to re-introduce McLaren as Director of Intel (Congrats btw!) ❤️

It's Friday evening and you're a little sad because you've read all your ships sims already? Read THIS. Honestly. It's awesome. Well done! ❤️

There are several reasons why I enjoyed reading this scene between @Lt Aine Olive Sherlock and Ensign Mason. It gave wonderful insights into Sherlock's past and the things she struggles with, then turned around and described what joining Starfleet on a second career path is like for Mason. I also really like how Sherlock integrates the fallout of the last mission, and her obligations as department chief. Well done!

I enjoyed this a lot - well done!

I've taken a liking to that MSNPC and am veeeery curious to see when we will see him again! Well done @Talos Dakora