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[wallcrawler]

Who: the Webhead
Broadcast: Text only (at least at first, it might change)
Action: If anyone wants to join him at the obstacle course, sure
When: [backdated] 9/23

Hey, so, weird question: any of you engineering, tech-savvy types looking for a project?

Because apparently there's a sweet obstacle course on that big mega-mall of a ship following us around, but you gotta set everything up by hand. Well, almost everything. Tennis ball cannons seem to work pretty well as-is, and I am totally fine having something shot at me that isn't covered in spikes, or you know, explosive.

But it kinda takes the fun out of running the gauntlet with this sorta thing if you're the one building it, and especially if nothing in it ever changes mid-run to make things interesting.

[As for why he's not running his mouth off about this and resorting to texting everyone, well... his augment decided its glitch of choice would be completely muting him for a few days. Then again, while he might hate it, some people might actually appreciate that.]

Comments

[Voice]

[tiedonastring]

Let me get this straight. You're looking for a program to give you a difficult training course?

[wallcrawler]

Well, I'm more concerned with the hardware end of things first, programming second.

Having a super advanced training program installed someplace without anything for it to control would be a bit of a waste.

[tiedonastring]

Then explain what you want with the hardware. I'm pretty certain I can come up with something that you want.

[wallcrawler]

Eh, you know. Usual obstacle course stuff, just incorporated into an automated setup.

So I mean, something like a climbing wall, but able to show up anywhere, not just fixed in one place. So there'd probably need to be some sort of conveyor or a track somewhere, or at least multiple walls that can extend into or retract from the room at random from fixed points.

[tiedonastring]

Shouldn't be too hard to program. It sounds similar to the simulations I had to put together back home.