"Fairchild" | Spec Ops ID - Printable Version

01: Forum name of the owner

Fairchild / Corile

02: What exactly are you requesting?

Spec Ops ID on "Fairchild" and CV-Palantir

Custom reputation sheet:

Outcasts, Rogues, Hackers, GC [-.9]
Cryer Pharmaceuticals [-.9]
Everyone else [0]
Corsairs [.55]
Freelancer [.9]

03: Exact name, identification and affiliation of the character

"Fairchild" - Freelancer
CV-Palantir - Freelancer

04: Why is this request necessary for the continuation of this character's roleplay?

Fairchild has developed a rather unique reputation sheet which I'd like to take further than it currently is. Freelancer ID is insufficient for playing to that repsheet correctly.

05: What short-term and long-term goals are you planing to achieve on this character?

Short term:

Establish the Vergil Foundation.
Release Vergil to a wider public, make it free and accessible to anyone.
Develop stable relationship with Forlorn Hope and Agency 404.
Further improve and develop new features for the Vergil project.
Hamper the Outcast and Cryer traderoutes.

Long term:

Make Vergil commonplace.
Create stable ecosystems around Vergil that can be used in any environment.
Prevent the spread of Cardamine around Sirius.

06. Provide links to the relevant forum roleplay.

All of the links for this character's roleplay can be found in this thread: The Vergil Collection

07. Provide a cliffnote/summary for the links provided above.

Quote:Vergil is a nanodrug designed and first manufactured at a now no longer existing Cryer subsidiary Wisp Innovations. In essence, it works as an interface between a human brain and any Neural Net-enabled electronic device such as a PAD (Personal Access Device), a subdermal quantum coherence chip or a console. A Vergil network is comprised of a large number of spider nanobots known as nodes which are introduced into the user's organism by drinking a required amount of the drug. These nanobots settle within the user's brain synapses and capture neural signals within the brain. Nodes form a network communicating with a Vergil core - an aforementioned Net-enabled device - where a specially programmed translation layer provides a high-level programming interface. This allows the user to perform many complex tasks with as little as a thought.

The two people most involved in the research and production of the Vergil nanodrug are a neuroscientist and microbiologist professor Nikita Nagrebetskiy and a Corsair ex-security pilot and agent Pincoya Martinez. In the first chapter of the Vergil story, they both work at Wisp Innovations - Nagrebetskiy as the Wisp Head of Research and Martinez as a supervisor of the Security Division under the alias of Jera.

A few months pass. Jera, now under the alias of Fairchild is on the run, fears that Cryer might catch on to her. The professor, with Fairchild's permission, uses her body to see and experience the outside world and continues his work on Vergil, now without a lab and an army of interns. He eventually tightens up the security of the software even more, making sure neither him nor Fairchild could be tracked. Now stuck in a race against time, Fairchild and the Professor want to release an open version of Vergil to the world dealing a strong financial blow to Cryer, before the pharmaceutical giant manages to commercialise their own.

08. How long has this character been building its backstory?

A good bit over two years.

09. If you feel that you would like to provide us with character references, specify whom.

@Cashew (Algiz)
@SnakThree (Ageira staff)
@Venkman (Antonio Bloodrose)
@Yak (Violet Burbank)
@The Sovereign (Nick Stenn)
@Forlorn Hope Command
@Reeves (Avery Reeves)