Meet the OSC Team

[Orbital Spa and Cruise]

We at Orbital Spa and Cruise are more than just a company, we're a family.
It is our belief that each member of staff, from the Bar Staff to the Chairman, should be treated as equals whose talents, lives and stories are richer than the blue seas of Curacao, that is why we are proud to present:

Meet the OSC Team

Here you will find short biographies of our staff, all completely optional of course, that will allow you to see the more human side of OSC that'll make your stay with us a far grander experience.

Chairman Henry Pines

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The youngest in a family of five, Henry Pines enjoyed the life of a middle class Libertonian unconcerned with the hardships of others while finding himself constantly overshadowed by his older brother and sister, a rift that would eventually lead to estrangement in later life.
A stubborn, calculating Henry went on to surprise and disappoint his parents by refusing college education opting to pursue his passion as a professional gambler. The decision lead to a decade of considerable fortune that was sadly marred by the death of his parents, a blow that saw him retire permanently from the gambling scene and fall into several years of isolation.

After depleting his stored wealth, Pines shifted aimlessly between jobs. His high school education limited him to office work and other menial tasks until finally securing long-term employment with Orbital Spa and Cruise, working as an administrator for one of the smaller Curacao resorts at the age of 31. Over the next 20 years Pines gradually rose within the company ranks. He enjoyed a lengthy seven year stint as a liner captain until reaching the position of planetary director for Baden Baden, a “cursed” job as staff had labeled it, due in no small part to the frequent assassination attempts carried out by the terrorist group known as the LWB.
Pines remained in this position for 4 years before being transferred to Curacao where he fulfilled the same role until being forcefully shuffled into an advisory capacity at the age of 55 following an attempt to boost visitors to the planet failed due to the outbreak of the Tau War and the following Rheinland-Liberty conflict, despite repeated advice to the contrary. Six months later Pines retired in protest, stating his long years of service had simply been thrown aside for the sake of a scapegoat and eventually settling upon planet Denver.

However 3 years later OS&C contacted Pines seeking new leadership, the company was facing dire straits as the Gallic Invasion combined with the Rheinland-Liberty war had driven tourism to rock-bottom and all attempts devised by the shareholders to reverse the trend had met with abject failure. Still resentful of his treatment at the hands of OS&C Pines pressed the advantage, gambling their desire to use his experience and drive against the desperate state of the company. The gamble paid off, the shareholders and OS&C board consented to giving him majority control in exchange for his acceptance of the chairman position. Unsurprisingly his first meeting with the shareholders made clear his disdain for credit-powered authorities.
Bringing the meeting to order, he threw the list of failed attempts onto the table and categorically explained how each and every idea had gone wrong, finally ending the beratement by issuing an ultimatum:

“You can either keep the engines fueled and trust I’ll steer us in the right direction or try to take the wheel again and wreck us against the shore.”

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