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12-17-2024, 03:12 PM
Usual character name: Mon McCready
Byond username: Bag_o_cheese
Discord username: bagocheese
Recommended by: tonicolanches
Goon servers you play in: 4 (rest in peace 3)
Reason for application:
I've been playing security for about a year, becoming regular enough for people to recognise me.
I'm confident in my ability to teach, lead and coordinate teams, and I acknowledge I was trying too hard to look good on paper on my previous application, but I think I'm ready to try again.
Experience:
I didn't mention this on my last application but my first interaction with sec was a bad one.
It was one of my very first shifts, my second one I believe! I was still trying to figure the game out as clown when a couple of officers jumped me for no reason and stole my clowning equipment. Needless to say that left a negative first impression on me.
Due to that I put off playing sec until I couldn't find any other roles I was good at.
I signed up as Security Assistant and sheepishly asked for help, to my surprise it was nothing like I had imagined.
An officer happily showed me the ropes and taught me everything. On that same first sec shift a space yeti nearly killed me and seeing how nice and caring everyone was solidified security as a job for me.
On my shifts as assistant I was fumbling my way around the station, not sure what I was doing but trying to help wherever I could. I really looked up to the officers around me and one in particular stood out: Munches on Paper, their friendly nature and the way they handled things really stuck with me. I mentioned this on my previous application but Munches was (and still is) a huge role model for me.
On my first few shifts as a propper officer I remember being so happy because I could finally be like the people I looked up to. During this time I became much more familiar with the game's mechanics, systems and the culture of the community surrounding the game.
When the player counts peaked during summer of this year I was very happy and eager to teach all of the incoming newbees the ins and outs of sec. Not only passing down what I was taught but expanding upon it with anything that might help them down the line. I remember an assistant I was teaching the previous shift thanking me for taking time off my game to show them how everything works and they said they wanted to be just like me one day which really warmed my heart. Of course not everyone stays but it still brings me great joy to teach people and I do it whenever I get the chance to. I've made a couple of very good friends though this and I couldn't be more thankful.
Nowadays I'm confident in my abilities as an officer despite my flaws and I think I'm ready for the beret.
Answer two or more of the following:
I'd love to also draw a picture but I'm too tired! sorry!
Previous bans: One, I once suicided after being turned into a syndicate cyborg. It was childish, it shouldn't have happened and I'm sorry to whoever I did that to.
Byond username: Bag_o_cheese
Discord username: bagocheese
Recommended by: tonicolanches
Goon servers you play in: 4 (rest in peace 3)
Reason for application:
I've been playing security for about a year, becoming regular enough for people to recognise me.
I'm confident in my ability to teach, lead and coordinate teams, and I acknowledge I was trying too hard to look good on paper on my previous application, but I think I'm ready to try again.
Experience:
I didn't mention this on my last application but my first interaction with sec was a bad one.
It was one of my very first shifts, my second one I believe! I was still trying to figure the game out as clown when a couple of officers jumped me for no reason and stole my clowning equipment. Needless to say that left a negative first impression on me.
Due to that I put off playing sec until I couldn't find any other roles I was good at.
I signed up as Security Assistant and sheepishly asked for help, to my surprise it was nothing like I had imagined.
An officer happily showed me the ropes and taught me everything. On that same first sec shift a space yeti nearly killed me and seeing how nice and caring everyone was solidified security as a job for me.
On my shifts as assistant I was fumbling my way around the station, not sure what I was doing but trying to help wherever I could. I really looked up to the officers around me and one in particular stood out: Munches on Paper, their friendly nature and the way they handled things really stuck with me. I mentioned this on my previous application but Munches was (and still is) a huge role model for me.
On my first few shifts as a propper officer I remember being so happy because I could finally be like the people I looked up to. During this time I became much more familiar with the game's mechanics, systems and the culture of the community surrounding the game.
When the player counts peaked during summer of this year I was very happy and eager to teach all of the incoming newbees the ins and outs of sec. Not only passing down what I was taught but expanding upon it with anything that might help them down the line. I remember an assistant I was teaching the previous shift thanking me for taking time off my game to show them how everything works and they said they wanted to be just like me one day which really warmed my heart. Of course not everyone stays but it still brings me great joy to teach people and I do it whenever I get the chance to. I've made a couple of very good friends though this and I couldn't be more thankful.
Nowadays I'm confident in my abilities as an officer despite my flaws and I think I'm ready for the beret.
Answer two or more of the following:
- What advice would you give to other sec players?
My advice is: Remember words are our strongest tool, talking will often take you farther than batons and tasers.
- Describe any differences in your playstyle when part of a full security team and when being the only security officer.
When on a full team I mainly focus on patrolling, following orders and trying to keep people up-to-date. I also worry less knowing it's more likely for someone to have my back in case push comes to shove.
When I'm the only officer on duty I try to keep tabs on everything going on in the station. It's more stressful since you can't be everywhere at once, and knowing if something happens it's less likely someone will be there for you, so I always carry some form of first aid besides our beloved robusted donuts.
- What's a security gimmick you've ran or wanted to run?
I still want to conduct a full on investigation as det like something out of a crime thriller book, unfortunately most situations in-game don't allow for this.
I'd love to also draw a picture but I'm too tired! sorry!
Previous bans: One, I once suicided after being turned into a syndicate cyborg. It was childish, it shouldn't have happened and I'm sorry to whoever I did that to.