Post by SF Command on Oct 25, 2007 14:43:23 GMT -5
Fleet Command is a "Star-Trek" RPG (Role-Playing game)
that is played-out in chat rooms or on the forums, depending upon what type of SIM (Simulated Trek experience) you wish to RP (role-play) in.
In the Star-Trek RPGs, your character is created by you. As you gain experience through games (Sims), your character will get promotions and higher rankings, taking on more responsibility as he/she becomes a veteran Star-Fleet officer, or Marine.
Unlike some RPG games, there is no point-system to determine "hit-points" or "strength", or any of the other generaly accepted catagories in RP games. In Star-Trek Sims, your character will not die unless you want the character to die.*
The best way to learn how to sim is by learning "on-the-job."
There are many Fleets (RPG Groups) that you can play in, and gain experience in. The administrators of the FC encourage you to pick the group that is most conducive to your style of role-playing.
If you are interested in joining our Fleet (Group), then please read the next thread, titled: "Getting started."
Thank you,
FC Staff
that is played-out in chat rooms or on the forums, depending upon what type of SIM (Simulated Trek experience) you wish to RP (role-play) in.
In the Star-Trek RPGs, your character is created by you. As you gain experience through games (Sims), your character will get promotions and higher rankings, taking on more responsibility as he/she becomes a veteran Star-Fleet officer, or Marine.
Unlike some RPG games, there is no point-system to determine "hit-points" or "strength", or any of the other generaly accepted catagories in RP games. In Star-Trek Sims, your character will not die unless you want the character to die.*
The best way to learn how to sim is by learning "on-the-job."
There are many Fleets (RPG Groups) that you can play in, and gain experience in. The administrators of the FC encourage you to pick the group that is most conducive to your style of role-playing.
If you are interested in joining our Fleet (Group), then please read the next thread, titled: "Getting started."
Thank you,
FC Staff