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chip + event!
Jun. 8th, 2008 04:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
coniuratiI need to stop procrastinating on other mod work and actually get this posted!
First off: player event time! On Monday, there's going to be an earthquake measuring about four to five on the Richter scale (aka noticeable shaking of indoor items, rattling noises. Significant damage unlikely). There will be minor property damage, but nothing to really write home about.
Secondly: The new chip location. As of the 1st or 2nd of June, ALL chip locations have been changed, making all doctor's knowledge about them obsolete. The only exception is if you have a character brought in before June that hasn't had their chip out yet; theirs will still be in the neck.
The new first chip location: in arm above the armpit. Yes, we're deadly serious! Honestly, how many people are going to think to check there? As such, there's going to be an increased risk with removing it, and when removed, the 'patient' will have severe pain in the affected arm. We'll announce other chip locations as the issue arises, but for now, that's how it is.
I thiiiink that's it, so if you have any questions about anything, leave a comment here!
First off: player event time! On Monday, there's going to be an earthquake measuring about four to five on the Richter scale (aka noticeable shaking of indoor items, rattling noises. Significant damage unlikely). There will be minor property damage, but nothing to really write home about.
Secondly: The new chip location. As of the 1st or 2nd of June, ALL chip locations have been changed, making all doctor's knowledge about them obsolete. The only exception is if you have a character brought in before June that hasn't had their chip out yet; theirs will still be in the neck.
The new first chip location: in arm above the armpit. Yes, we're deadly serious! Honestly, how many people are going to think to check there? As such, there's going to be an increased risk with removing it, and when removed, the 'patient' will have severe pain in the affected arm. We'll announce other chip locations as the issue arises, but for now, that's how it is.
I thiiiink that's it, so if you have any questions about anything, leave a comment here!
