Dead Space “RPG”

The Player will be “Black Heart.” A 25 year old, though he is relatively 54. He has black spiked hair though it can get fluffy. He usually wears an elite engineering RIG suit. He’s also Hispanic. And usually serious all the time. He’s fit and 6,5 or 6,7. Being the tallest and most bulky out of all the soldiers and security. He is a first lieutenant. But he doesn’t have a team. Because he is from the EDF (Earth protection force.), but he has one person. Who is a scientist and his girlfriend: Cassandra. (From the CEC.) She is a Caucasian (with tan, however.) woman, she has red haired gothic-attributes, who, of course, is a scientist. She wears the patient suit but with some armor than the other civilians. But she’s the goofy one sometimes. She does not have to follow any orders to anyone who she’s above her rank. But she cannot command anyone as well. Expect for Black, cuz. Boyfriend and girlfriend—. (The USG ishimura is CEC’S faction, but the CEC and EDF are similar. Black is a differ faction than Cassandra. But are allowed to work together.t … Dead Space is set in 2508. Earth has gone through an extinction-level event, caused by rapacious and unsustainable use of resources. The remaining humans realized that the only way to gain the resources to survive would be to search new planets for resources. That is where the Concordance Extraction Corporation came in. At a time of near-desperation, the CEC engineered the ship that would eventually save all of humanity: the USG Ishimura. The USG Ishimura was a ship designed for the new resource-gathering practice: planetcracking. The Ishimura's job was to mine other planets for their most rare and most valuable resources to take them back to Earth. Even though there are subsequent Planetcrackers (a small fleet now existed), the Ishimura remained the iconic symbol of mankind's will to survive, even after all of these decades. Thanks to planetcracking, mankind was now thriving again and resources are plentiful. By the time of the game, the Ishimura performed 34 successful planetcracks and is now in the process of beginning its 35th. However, the events that took place during this planet crack are the events that threatened the very survival of mankind. Unknown to Barrow, an Infector had boarded his shuttle and infected his wife's corpse. After Barrow was killed and his shuttle crashed, his wife, the Infector and presumably a newly infected Colin Barrow escaped into the Ishimura's ventilation system and made short work of the Flight Deck crew before security could respond. The Infector made its way to the Morgue where it changed at least twenty corpses into Necromorphs which made their way around the ship. The crew was attacked by the Necromorphs while they were on their daily routines. There were only a few reported incidents at first and word of the danger spread slowly through the Ishimura due to extensive communication failures between decks. Most of the decks were thus caught unprepared, presenting easy kills for the Necromorphs due to the vent system and leaving the decks utterly devoid of life. It finally became obvious that the entire crew was in danger when order around the ship vanished, with most survivors from the affected areas evacuating to the Medical Deck. With the communication blackout ongoing, the Bridge was mostly unable to muster an effective response despite some limited success on the crew’s using the Ishimura’s emergency stations to relay messages to security. Further measures came in the form of a blanket lockdown on the tram system, though the Necromorphs’ propensity for vent travel meant this only made it more difficult for survivors to travel between decks. To make matters worse, an unknown force had jettisoned the ship's complement of escape pods after Captain Mathius' death at the hands of Dr. Kyne, leaving the remaining crew trapped on board the Ishimura with no way out. As a last desperate resort, Kyne disengaged the ship's engines in order to prevent it from taking the Marker back to the Church. This, however, caused the Ishimura to begin a slow descent towards Aegis VII, threatening to crash into the planet and kill everyone on board. Meanwhile, the Chief Security Officer, Alissa Vincent, sacrificed herself to launch a distress signal into space, unaware that the Marker manipulated her into luring more people to Aegis VII with a hallucination of one of her teammates. At the tipping point of the infestation, the most heavily contested areas were the Engineering and Medical decks due to their importance to the ship's continued operation and sheer concentration of survivors, respectively. With Vincent’s team dead along with most of the other security officers onboard, however, organized resistance began to disintegrate rapidly. The Medical Deck was completely overwhelmed with the badly injured survivors to the point where the medical staff barricaded the injured outside. While these barricades weren't breached, a rapidly growing pileup of unattended corpses in the secured area spontaneously reanimated and slaughtered any remaining medical staff. Engineering, on the other hand, had simply been abandoned by its few remaining crew as roaming Necromorphs made it too dangerous to continue their efforts to restart the engines. Losing the Ishimura’s security force along had caused a precipitous drop in morale among the Bridge survivors that culminated in First Officer White committing suicide via the deck’s airlock. After surviving a Brute's assault with heavy casualties, the remaining command staff decided to make an exodus across the ship to the Mining Deck, a more defensible area where wandering survivors rallied. However, this bastion collapsed from within due to a combination of dementia-induced infighting and sheer attrition. By the infestation’s later stages, the only significant concentration of survivors had been a group of Unitologists in the Crew Deck seeking refuge by the Marker under the guidance of Dr. Challus Mercer. (This could happen. If the player decides to take this route.) (Now the actual event.) Ever since Black found the marker, and was told to bring it inside the USG Ishimura.. he’s been having… side effects… same thing with the whole ship. The marker is slowly affecting everyone.. though Black has been the first one to come in contact. He even touched it.. (The player will experience hallucinations and such no matter what. Even in the neutral path.) Though at first, Black will wake up, being tired as always. The areas of the USG Ishimura: The Bridge: is the control room from where the Ishimura was navigated and monitored. It consisted of several sections: The Atrium, the main part of the Bridge of the Ishimura; the Captain's Nest which was Captain Mathius' personal observation area; Administration, where the ship's section leaders worked; and Communications/External Access where the Communications Array was located. The various sections were serviced by elevators accessed from the Atrium. The escape pods were located outside the Captain's Nest. The Captain's Nest was a restricted area and only the officers holding the rank of Class 5 were allowed to enter. The controls were all holographic and various stations with holographic displays were present throughout the Bridge. When Isaac entered the main atrium, all displays showed a "System Failure" which was a reflection of the ship's overall state. The residential area (is) of the ship and a large deck housing numerous sleeper bunks, a mess hall, a Zero-G Basketball court and several small lounges containing chairs and sofas placed around a large holographic display, possibly for means of entertainment. The Executive Lounge and Executive Quarters are located here as the Executive Shuttle. Engineering room: The section of the Ishimura where various engineers worked at maintaining the ship. This area was responsible for ensuring the correct function of the ship's ShockPoint Drive, the Gravity Centrifuge and the navigation rockets as well as a continual lifting capacity of 525 trillion kilotons. The area was noted for being very dangerous as only the Class 5 Engineers were allowed entry. Unlike the other areas such as the Bridge and Medical Deck, Engineering was very dark and industrial with exposed and dangerous machinery on display. It was divided into three primary areas: Gravity Centrifuge Access: A large chamber that held the Gravity Centrifuge which kept the Ishimura stable. During the time of the Titan Station outbreak, the Gravity Centrifuge was in the process of being upgraded. Fuel Storage: A large compartment for the titular purpose, Fuel Storage was separated into two sections by a mini-tram. This area fed the fuel into the engines and was dominated by a large rotating ring of fuel cells and the main fuel line. This was the darkest area of the deck. Engine Room: A large facility that proudly displayed the Ishimura’s immense engines, several hundred feet in diameter. It was the location of the main hangars where the shuttles would enter and leave the Ishimura. It contained a fully equipped departure/arrival lounge and had access to the cargo bay, allowing the materials to be loaded into the shuttles for transport. The Executive Shuttle Docking Bay connected to this as well as the Cargo Bay. The Ishimura had multiple docking bays situated all over the ship for shuttles of various sizes, ranging from the massive main hangar bay where the Kellion crashed to the smaller mining shuttle bays such as Docking Bay 17 where the Necromorph infection infested the Ishimura. Hydroponics Deck: The Ishimura’s internal farm which produced the food needed to feed the many workers aboard the ship as well as providing a sustainable production of oxygen. It was typically maintained by the horticulturists such as Elizabeth Cross who monitored the production levels of the food. This deck came under trouble when the Leviathan grew into Food Storage and began polluting the air. It was a massive area, spanning the entire top portion of the Ishimura's two cargo towers, and was divided into 2 primary sections: The multi-level Vegetation Growth Chambers and the centrally located cylindrical Food Storage chamber. Directly before Food Storage was the air quality control and ventilation system, the Station featured a large Hologram screen and controls that indicated air production, ventilation and filtration systems. Maintenance Deck: This Deck was where maintenance was performed on the shuttles and the maintenance shuttles were docked. These hangars could be manually opened in the event of their Control Rooms sustaining damage. The only notable location on this Deck was Shuttle Bay 47 which contained Maintenance Shuttle 23.[9] Medical Deck: The Medical Deck of the Ishimura contained various facilities including: Zero-G Therapy, an Intensive Care Unit, Imaging and Diagnostics, Biolab, Cryo-Lab, Chemical Lab, Morgue and also various research areas and offices of the scientists aboard the ship. The deck was serviced by two trams: One at the main entrance and one at the Cryo Storage entrance. The Medical Deck was divided into three areas: Emergency Ward, Imaging and Diagnostics and the Research Wing. Dr. Kyne's office was located in the Research Wing's ground floor while Dr. Mercer's was located in the Emergency Ward. Before the infestation, the Medical Deck was one of the brightest areas on the ship with virtually all lighting in the medical areas being a vivid white. In 2511, Isaac would have to traverse through here once the tram encountered an obstruction. Mining Deck: The heart of the Ishimura. This was where the asteroids and planet fragments were broken apart and melted for valuable minerals. A 4-level deck, it was the largest deck on the Ishimura. The asteroids were brought in via an entrance on the third level and held in place by the gravity tethers. Ore Storage Deck: Directly below Hydroponics, this deck was where the valuable ore extracted from operations on the Mining Deck was stored in large containment cylinders. It was the area the USM Valor crashed into in the original game. The entire deck was basically destroyed when Isaac arrived. The Ore Storage area was instead dominated by the wreck of the Valor. The deck was essentially a gigantic room in Zero Gravity. Subsections and Systems: Asteroid Defense System (ADS) Main article: Asteroid Defense System Cannon: A large fixed Array of Mass Drivers were used onboard many Planet Cracker-class ships. The primary goal of this system was to track and destroy the asteroids automatically, preventing potentially damaging collisions with the ship itself. However, in the event that a part of the Asteroid Defense System went offline, a crew member was required to manually control an offline ADS Cannon. Computer Core: The Computer Core was the central processing area for the Ishimura's databanks. It allowed remote locking and unlocking of various areas, remote disengaging of the ship's engines as well as allowing access to the ship's library. Decontamination Chambers: These chambers could be found throughout the ship protecting important areas such as the Gravity Centrifuge on the Engineering Deck. The purpose of these stations was to cleanse the workers of any bacteria and small debris that could contaminate vital areas. Emergency Shuttles: Due to the Ishimura’s task as a mining ship and its frequent danger, the ship was equipped with a large compliment of escape pods which could be used to evacuate the ship in an emergency. These escape shuttles counted numbers at fifty. However, when the Necromorph infection reached the Ishimura, the entire shuttle battery was jettisoned with no one on board any of the shuttles. By the time that Isaac Clarke arrived, the only means of escaping the ship was a single escape pod outside the Bridge which had failed to launch due to damage. This pod was promptly jettisoned by Hammond to remove a Slasher. The Ishimura also carried a small compliment of mining shuttles for transportation, but these were either destroyed or also remotely jettisoned by the time that the Kellion arrived. Filtration Systems: The Filtration Systems transported all of the ship's waste to the Water Treatment Facility. The Filtration System was composed of large, interconnected chambers and pipes which ran under various decks such as Medical and Hydroponics. On the ceiling of these pipes are the smaller tubes from which the waste was deposited. Extraction fans and filters are used to remove the fumes, rendering the air breathable. The pipes also contained elevated walkways and doors to allow access without the need to come into contact with the waste. The Filtration System also utilized various air filtration processes to purify the contaminated oxygen or recycle carbon dioxide. This air was dispersed throughout the ship via ventilation systems.[10] Tram System: Due to the Ishimura's size, a tram system was built into the ship, allowing fast and easy access to each of the ship's sections. However, the system was single rail so a single damaged tram would prevent travel throughout the ship. The floor of the tram's subway could be traversed. . Now. The equipment and such: Resource Integration Gear, or RIG for short, is an integrated health management and strength augmentation system that assists users in previously impossible and dangerous environments. RIGs monitor the lifesigns of an individual. Developed from medical monitoring systems designed for elderly patients, it has found common usage among the adult population. All RIGs share several basic features. A spine-mounted display serves to indicate the user's general state of health as a glowing segmented bar which depletes as the user takes damage. When the user dies, it emits a "flat-line" sound similar to an EKG, which is loud enough to alert others within earshot of the RIG wearer's demise. Holographic projectors mounted on the wrists can create a two-dimensional display in front of the user, to display whatever they might need to see. The size of the display can vary depending upon the data it is accessing. It can also project a colored line to guide the user to a destination, be it a location or a service like a store or workbench. It is capable of two-way audio and visual communication. RIG users can be individually tracked if need-be, even if dead. Finally, RIGs can be used as a form of biometric lock, only allowing specific RIG users access to designated areas, though such scanners fail to take into account whether the user is living or dead. RIGs can be upgraded at a nano-circuit repair Upgrade Bench using Power Nodes. Depending on the RIG, Nodes can be used to upgrade air supply, resilience to damage, or enhance the strength of Kinesis. RIGs vary greatly depending on the user's occupation and status. Civilian RIGs are typically little more than the spinal display and wrist projectors attached to basic clothing. Engineers and other service personnel wear similar garb, but often possess Kinesis and Stasis modules to aid in their profession, the latter with the requisite monitor mounted to the right of the spinal display. For more dangerous work, RIGs are installed in full-body suits. These suits, in addition to the RIG's basic functions, have features such as an internal oxygen supply for work in a vacuum, gravity boots, and thrusters for zero-gravity movement, and armor to protect against damage from various sources. RIGs appear to be ubiquitous throughout society. Very few people are shown not to possess them, which suggests that most professions require some form of RIG to be used. Various RIG-equipped suits can be purchased from stores, provided the user has clearance and the proper blueprints. More advanced suits offer benefits like increased storage space, damage resistance, and "bonuses" to weapons, stasis, kinesis, or store purchases. The most distinctive feature of the RIG is its health management system, which actively displays the wearer's health in real time via a segmented colored bar that runs along the spine of the wearer, allowing for interface into the wearer's nervous system, and therefore the ability to detect the wearer's health status. These bars will drain and refill depending on the user's health. If a RIG wearer dies, the RIG will give off a flatline sound, identical to an alert cardiograph. The bar changes color depending on the user's overall health; aqua-blue for above 75%, green for above 50%, yellow for below 50%, and red for below 25%. It will blink when the user is near death. It is unknown what it bases the wearer's health on, be it a rough estimate of damaged body parts or the functionality of internal organs. It is known that if the user of the RIG is harmed, the RIG automatically applies any carried health packs to the damaged area. The RIG could also potentially show signs of bacterial or viral-based illness. Holographic Displays: Utilizing the Holotech Operating System, a RIG has the ability to project a holographic display, which is projected a few feet (about a meter) in front of the RIG wearer. The display also moves with the user if the user walks around at all while it is projected. These displays are used for various features. The main use of the display is for RIG users to communicate with one another through live video chat, or to send live audio messages to one another. The RIG also allows its user to store text logs and the like within the RIG's built-in memory, which are displayed in widescreen projections to make reading easier. Navigation System: This feature projects a colored line on the environment that guides the user to objectives, save points, Benches, and Stores. In Dead Space, this system included a 3D map and the line guided users to objectives. In Dead Space 3, Suit Kiosks replaced the Stores for navigation, and guidance to a Save station was replaced with an autosave feature. Store: Utilizing on-site fabrication technology, Stores make use of stored amounts of pre-mixed, refined raw materials, plastics, metals, and composites to quickly create and dispense a set of pre-programmed products ranging from tools and toys, to weapons and ammunition. The currently is “credits.” Based on your position and rank, the pay varies. In order to regulate and record resource usage, the Store employs a non-fluctuating credit system tied into a user's RIG. The Store also has a "safe" feature which can assure users specific items without credit transfer provided that they "put something into the safe," e.g.: they surrender any items to the Store for dis-assembly and possible recycling into other products for other users with the promise that the initial user can get their items back elsewhere. The assortment of items available to a user appears to be entirely dependent upon which designs to an item is associated with his or her RIG. There is always a certain set of basic survival and work-related products associated with each RIG, but the selection can be expanded upon with the application of schematics. Schematics, true to name, are likely to contain device specifications in case of a failure in the central fabrication database. Once downloaded to one Store, the device associated with the schematic is "unlocked" in any Store, so it's also likely that the information stored upon them are both copied onto the RIG and the Store network. This adds a layer of safety in the redundancy of vital information. In addition to schematics, Stores also appear to be keyed to the wants and concerns of local authority. This is best evidenced in the differences between the items available in the first Stores encountered in Dead Space and Dead Space 2, and the availability of the Pulse Rifle product. The Pulse Rifle must actually be unlocked via a schematic by anyone that isn't a security officer. Stores are also required to change into different RIG suits. The suits: Patient Suit: (Only worn by injured people or anyone in the medical treatment.) Scientist/hacker suit: (Only worn by scientists, and some civilians. Not durable, but has an oxygen tank and face-helmet like every other suit. It just doesn’t have a direct suit. And barely or not armor. Only scientist have barely armor.) CEC Engineering Suit: (Only engineers wear this. Usually durable but kinda heavy.) Security Suit: (Worn by patrol or some soldiers, fairly durable. Fairly heavy.) Vintage Suit: (Durable, but more prone to malfunction, also heavy.) Advanced Suit: (Only grants some protection, but has more stasis recharge.) Elite Engineering Suit: (Only soldier-engineers can wear this. Grants extreme protection while having some inventory. But it’s risky to wear. (Easily breaks/malfunctions.)) Elite Security Suit: (Only the captain nest’s guards have these suits. Grants extreme protection. But is heavy.) Arctic Security Suit: (Not available.) Riot Security Suit: (Same thing as the soldier suit, but grants lesser.) Soldier Suit: (Grants moderate protection, and has more inventory.) Zealot Suit: (Grants both ‘some’ armor/protection and speed.) Elite Vintage Suit: (Extremely durable, but can malfunction. And heavy. No bonuses.) Elite Advanced Suit: (Most powerful suit, but fairly good with armor/protection. Not that heavy, grants automatic healing, but it’s slow.) Sharpshooter suit: (A great suit, grants great protection and accuracy but is fairly heavy.) . Side characters: Dr. Challus Mercer, Dr. Terrence Kyne, Cpt. Benjamin Mathius, Dr. Elizabeth Cross, Jacob Temple. And much more, like other soldiers and scientists and engineers, civilians and such. . Necromorphs are mutated corpses reshaped into horrific new forms by a recombinant extraterrestrial infection derived from a genetic code etched into and transmitted by the Markers. The resulting creatures are extremely aggressive and will attack any uninfected organism on sight. The sole purpose of all Necromorphs is to acquire more bodies to convert and spread the infection. They are believed by some to be the heralds of humanity's ascension, but on a more practical level, they are the extremely dangerous result of exposure to the enigmatic devices known as the Markers. They have to be DISMEMBERED to be killed effectively. The infection is also spread directly through the Necromorph pathogen – that is, the reanimated cells created by the Markers and which compose the Necromorphs. Typically, the infection is passed on to new host bodies via specialized Necromorphs such as Infectors or Swarms. As the Necromorph pathogen infects only necrotic tissue, living victims who come into contact with it typically do not undergo transformation unless it is inserted directly into their bodies, in which case they will undergo a gradual transformation and may even transform into exceptionally powerful Necromorphs capable of regenerating severed appendages in a matter of seconds. Living victims who ingest Necromorph tissue in large quantities may eventually die of starvation and become Feeders. Once the host is dead, the recombinant properties of the infection take hold. The process is extraordinarily rapid, and predictably violent. Cellular functions go into a self-destructive overdrive, creating new biologically active compounds which are then metabolized by reanimated flesh to fuel further mutations. Bones are broken, put together in new configurations, or reshaped into entirely new forms. All of this takes place within a matter of seconds, and the process generates tremendous amounts of heat. More often than not, the violently spasming corpses become so hot that stagnant blood begins to boil in the veins and arteries, rupturing the skin. Formerly vital organs (such as parts of the digestive system) that are no longer needed are broken down and turned into additional musculature, giving all Necromorphs increased physical strength. The type of Necromorph created during infection largely depends on location and circumstance. For example, Lurkers are usually created from the infant-like organ banks used for medical transplants, human-born infants or in other cases, dogs, while Guardians are created from hosts who have been affixed to the Corruption. However, some Necromorphs are clearly composed of more than one human (see Brute, Tripod or Graverobber), which is an indication that some form of intelligence is at work allocating biomass for specific use. All Necromorphs are extremely hardy and capable of surviving in lethal environments such as the vacuum of space. This implies a total lack of respiration or reliance upon vascular activity, which explains the Necromorphs' resistance to wounds that would cause massive blood loss due to hemorrhaging in uninfected humans. Many Necromorphs feature yellow, luminescent tumor-like growths or pustules; these sacs often explode violently when ruptured. Necromorphs are highly aggressive; they will attack any non-infected being on sight, regardless of species. The sole purpose of this behavior is to kill new hosts and spread the infection as quickly as possible. Despite being viewed as mindless killing machines, the creatures sometimes display tactical planning and cooperative behavior: they commonly hunt in small packs of mixed individuals with semi-specific roles, and use stealth, ambush, or group tactics to outsmart their victims. This requires a degree of strategic thinking, and points to a certain amount of individual intelligence and communication. Examples of this include using ventilation shafts to sneak up on prey, playing dead, not attacking until the victim is well within striking range or their back is turned, or using a lure to draw known threats into an ambush. Necromorphs share a form of collective intelligence, allowing them to act in a coordinated manner during an outbreak. During large-scale outbreaks, this shared consciousness originates from Nexus Necromorphs or "Hive Minds", which act as conduits for the Marker signal and broadcast orders to the smaller Necromorph forms. This control signal can ultimately be traced from the Hive Minds and the Markers to the Brethren Moons, which are capable of creating Necromorphs and manipulating individuals from incredible distances. Necromorphs not currently engaging a non-Necromorph target have been observed as performing several different behaviors. Many will wander aimlessly, almost passively, with no real destination, until they are aware of a new victim to kill that they will immediately engage. Some will drag bodies to a different location, possibly to make it easier for an Infector to find. Some will hide themselves inside ventilation shafts, setting up new or resetting previous ambush sites. Some will simply stand in place, waiting for a new victim to come to them. When a target is present but out of range, they will often watch the victim and attempt to intimidate them with loud growls and threatening poses. Feeders are observed to do what appears to be eating when no living beings are nearby. Beyond pack tactics, the creatures have never really been observed to directly interact with one another (other than the Stalkers and the Pack, see below). They do not audibly talk to one another, they do not touch each other in a social sense (though one might get in the way of another during an attack), and they have not been recorded exchanging more subtle chemical signals between each other, i.e. pheromones are never mentioned. Although some do come along in groups/packs. The marker is able to mold their (dead corpses) body into new forms that allow it to fight, such as a set of teeth in the rib cage and large tentacles. . . . During the RPG, credit current stocks will crash for positions, like engineers/soldiers and such, like a recession. (There will be riots/protests cuz of these.) Stuff will be in emails and such. (Only in neutral path.) The time will be military time. And not AM and PM. And of course the setting is in the USG Ishimura. In space.

Cassandra: “Black, well. Lieutenant. You should go to sleep, jeez.” She sighed as she patted his shoulder, but had to reach up. Or. Soldier ?: “GET IT OFF OF ME!!” He shouted, as the deformed and mutated corpse began stabbing through his armor and RIG suit, ripping into the poor soldiers flesh, as his bond crushed and flesh torn, his organs being exposed or slashed… The group of solider gazed at their comrade, being ripped apart and impaled so many times… Horrified and angry, the soldiers shouted and immediately radioed for back-up as they began to shoot at the nercomorph’s limbs..