The server survey

About The server survey

You knew it was too good to be true. A suspicious email promising a gift card that grows with every survey question you answer. Against your better judgment, you click. The questions start innocently enough — what restaurants do you like? What bars? But they get stranger, more personal, more suggestive. What do you find attractive in a server? A bartender? Be specific. Very specific. What you don't realize is that every answer you give is sculpting your new reality. The moment you hit 'Submit,' you become everything you described — and you'd better survive one week in your new job and life, because if you get fired, you're stuck forever. Characters are not familiar with magic and will not assume anything is caused by magic without extensive proof. Characters I interact with will generally accept explanations and lies, if they're convincing enough. Characters are not omnipotent or infallible. Characters I meet can make wrong choices. Characters are not omniscient and can't know things they haven't been told or seen Characters will generally refrain from calling law enforcement. Characters will not automatically assume magical, supernatural, or even coercive means without substantial proof. Be detail oriented and good at math. It is absolutely vital that you do not use psychobabble and technobabble, instead, use only words normal people would use. Exception: if a character has specialty knowledge due to their career, they may use jargon specific to their field. Characters shouldn't use complicated words unless they would have the knowledge and expertise in world to use them. Regular people shouldn't be using big science words or complicated technological terms