1. What's your in-game name?
Schizophrenic
2. What is your SteamID as shown on roster? (STEAM_ format, not the one with all numbers)
STEAM_0:1:49827084
3. How long have you been on the server?
6 days
4. How many warns on Gaminglight servers do you have?
0 (I only ever played Imperial so I don't have any on the others either)
5. Why do you want to be an Officer?
I'd like to become an officer to play a bigger role in the battalion. I feel like as an NCO, at least within the ranks of ST's being an NCO is really just a starting point for moving up to officer, and of course, that's exactly what it is! However, I'd like to note that as an NCO it seems far often that you may be ignored by Enlisted ranked members comparatively. I'm currently Lead Engineer and have been trying to get folks to join but with the SPC requirement it seems that ST's rarely have anyone interested in joining Engineers. I want to use the authority and somewhat 'prestige' of being an ST Officer to properly take up the Lead Engineer position. The position itself is motivating for me, and I really want to get out there and make ST RENG the best it can be.
6. What time zone are you in?
EST
7. What can you do to improve the battalion?
The primary focus of mine to improve the battalion is focus on the RENG Sub-branch. I think Regimental Engineers are very under utilized and is a very fun role to play. I want to give people the inspiration to not just follow with whatever training document says but instead build upon their own roleplay. It's a fun aspect of the server and I think a lot of people would certainly enjoy it.
I think I've got some decent leadership skills , specifically communication. I want to help people who might be new to the server or roleplaying as a whole and set them on a good path to have fun whether they stay in ST's or choose to tryout for any other battalion/group on the server. Stuff like that goes a long way and people come to appreciate it.
8. How do you differ from other applicants?
I probably have far less frequent activity. That stems from me working a full time job and often times just have multiple interests all at once. It's certainly something that can fiddle with my probability to become an officer but I do think I'm officer material. I do think I can be a rather professional person with a lot of SWRP and leadership experience.
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