Collision Imminent! - Sign Me Up!

Sign Me Up!

To sign up for Collision Imminent! requires these steps:

Find out about our latest scheduled run.
Fill out the questionnaire that follows. (You can save this page as text, edit it, and then send it back. My mailer can handle attachments, but I don't do Word.) Don't copy the clever answers from the other runs - you'll have to come up with your own!
Fill the questionnaire out quickly, because there are only a limited number of player slots in the game!
Mail the completed questionnaire to Jeff Diewald at diewald@comcast.net.

That's all it takes!

Basic Information

Your Name:

Your Age (roughly):

[___] Under 18

[___] 18 - 30

[___] 31 - 50

[___] Older

Your gender:

[___] Male

[___] Female

Your email address:

Your LiveJournal Handle, if any:

Is there anyone you would rather NOT be paired with or set up against?

Is there someone that you simply MUST be paired with or set up against?

Have you played Collision Imminent! before? (It's OK if you have!)

[___] Yes - who did you play?

[___] Cast, and I played _____________________________

[___] Horde

[___] No

How you like to play I:

Many people participate in a role-playing game in different ways. Please mark the statement that matches what you generally like to do in a game:

[___] Standing around and watching the rest of the action.

[___] Walking around and listening in on several conversations.

[___] Interacting in character with as many others as possible.

[___] Creating at least one great moment for you and a few other players.

[___] Getting involved in as many big scenes as you can for all to enjoy.

How you like to play II:

We've found that most people use a combination of three general approaches when role-playing a character:

The PROBLEM SOLVER wants to figure out what's going on, solve puzzles, investigate clues, follow up on plots and check off every item on his list of goals. A PROBLEM SOLVER is more likely to want to know what happened to the ship than reminisce about that wonderful vacation on Ormando.

The ACTOR wants to make things happen with her character, play to the audience, act out the dramatic scenes, have loud arguments, gesticulate wildly, and fondly reminisce old times. An ACTOR could talk for hours on just how darn good her last layover on Ormando was, who she was with, and what happened.

The ROLEPLAYER wants to identify with the character, internalizing the character's goals and acting and reacting as they would, regardless of what else might be going on. A ROLEPLAYER would remember Ormando as their character would: a party for some, a lifetime of employment for others, and an old anecdote for the rest.

On a scale of 1 (not at all) to 5 (this is how I play):

I rank myself as a ___ as a Problem Solver when I play.

I rank myself as a ___ as an Actor when I play.

I rank myself as a ___ as a Roleplayer when I play.

How you like to play III:

Collision Imminent! has a lot of interesting roles. Mark in the first column all of the kinds of characters that you'd be WILLING to play. Then, mark the one entry in the second column that best matches what you would MOST LIKE to play.

    Willing    Most like 
    to play:   to play:

     [___]       [___]    I want to be a member of the cast, with a role 
                          that lasts longer than five minutes.
						  
     [___]       [___]    I want to be a member of the horde, with lots of 
                          very short roles.
						  
     [___]       [___]    I don't want to die! Save me!
	 
     [___]       [___]    I want to die in as many glorious and dramatic 
                          deaths as possible.
						  
     [___]       [___]    I want to speak fluent technobabble.
	 
     [___]       [___]    I've seen nearly every science fiction cliche on 
                          TV and film; let me play them all!

The Essay Questions:

Note: If your answer amuses us, we may post it, with your name, on the website, unless you explicitly tell us you don't want your name used.

If you could play any character from science fiction, who would you be, and why?

Your plush starship cruiseliner is hurtling through hyperspace heading towards the head office on a planet where happiness is mandatory. What position do you hold in the crew, and what are your duties? How do you make the passengers happy?

You're standing in front of the last two-person escape pod with a priest, Captain Kirk, a seven year old blind girl and a six armed, nine foot tall, shocking pink alien from the planet Froob. Who do you put in the pod and why?

Thank you for filling out the questionnaire. It will help us to figure out where to put you in the game. Please send it in ASAP!