[Video] Re: Support Staff

[pinball_wizard]

[Almost as if to counterbalance Brainiac 5, the somewhat heavyset young man who introduces himself next seems friendly and engaged.]

Don't mind Brainy too much, folks. He's been under some pressure lately. But he does have a soft, squishy center. We promise.

Anyways Chuck Taine here, codename Bouncing Boy. Like Kid Q said, in addition to regular Legion duties, I'm the support staff coordinator, and give piloting lessons. The former is largely because I started out as support staff, and the latter because one of my jobs during that period was, and still technically is, chief pilot. SO if you have any questions about either subject, I can assure you I do know what I'm talking about.

Even if you don't have questions, you can always feel free to talk to me. I like talking to new people, even if these aren't exactly the best circumstances for it.

Comments

[pinball_wizard]

Shouldn't be too hard to get you up to speed, then, especially piloting-wise. The basic concepts behind flight haven't really changed, and most of the cruisers are set up to be ad user friendly as possible.

[stillshinigami]

Good to hear. I'd be worried if it was something like outta some weird surreal science fiction.

Or worse, so many meaningless buttons and panels you'll sooner use em for' a cup holder.

[pinball_wizard]

Yeah, no, not something you need to worry about. The ships were designed with multiple species, of a variety of different sizes, shapes, and sensory capabilities, in mind.

[stillshinigami]

How about engine design and components? Did they stream line it or is it ridiculously complicated for laymen?

[A more serious question as it's more relevant to his interests going into the support team.]

Guess I'll be seein' it soon as is.

[pinball_wizard]

On the standard cruisers, it should be easy to get someone up to speed on. The threshold drives are where things get tricky.