Post of the Month for January 2020: http://shanghai.akiyaone.com/index.php/sim/viewpost/1479

“This month I’m nominating Jane Sinclair’s (and guests) “Temporal Knowledge” series and the first part in particular. It is a great look into the dangers and pitfalls of looking into the future before you should. As always, it is well written and an interesting look into a character that has become a mainstay on the ship. It’s given some interesting insights into things to come and lays a great groundwork for stories to come in the future.”

USS Atlantis, Task Force 93 – 2019

The USS Atlantis, under the command of CAPT Yulin Rael, is recognized as Bravo Fleet’s Sim of the Year (2019)

“Awkward Morning Conversations”, USS Atlantis – December 2019

“I nominate ‘Awkward Morning Conversations’ from the USS Atlantis , a joint post between Captain Yulin Rael and Lieutenant Keri Kelea. Its a short post, but shows an off duty relationship between the two characters, which helps flesh out the characters. I look forward to seeing how the relationship between Kelea and her new beau develops.”

LT John Sandoval, USS Pandora – December 2019

“I would like to nominate John Sandoval; he is easily one of the most active posters on the sim, and manages to create thorough and enjoyable posts time after time. He’s also a wonderful team player, always with a joint post or two or three in progress. He’s a talented writer and big contributor to the Pandora and we’re so lucky to have him onboard.”

USS Atlantis, Task Force 92 – November 2019

“I feel like that ship is doing a lot of things right. I have snagged a few things myself from them over the years, but every month when I’m watching other ships, it seems to be the one I gravitate towards. I know I’ve given it a nomination before, and it has won before, but it continues to be a good reliable ship to look into. The characters are interesting, the story is solid, the posts are great, and I’m a sucker for ships that don’t stick to the normal batch of ships we see, and it definitely fits that bill. All in all, a great simm.”

“I am going to nominate the USS Atlantis this month, I have found their storyline to be quite interesting and a thrill to read, they have offered a good and unique premise for people to join and they keep things moving. It might not be at a super-pace but they move the storyline forward with brilliant writing and with great teamwork and collaboration. The few posts that I did read were all done by multiple members of the simulation and led to some great interactions and story writing from the crew. Their posts are very detailed and provide the reader with a whole lot more than just from point A to point B in the post and the mission, so well done!”

June 2019 Sim of the Month

I am going to nominate the USS Atlantis this month, I have found their storyline to be quite interesting and a thrill to read, they have offered a good and unique premise for people to join and they keep things moving. It might not be at a super-pace but they move the storyline forward with brilliant writing and with great teamwork and collaboration. The few posts that I did read were all done by multiple members of the simulation and led to some great interactions and story writing from the crew. Their posts are very detailed and provide the reader with a whole lot more than just from point A to point B in the post and the mission, so well done!

Our blue-haired doctor has revitalized our sim, giving us the breath of fresh air that was needed when Sable went on ELOA. Sinclair has fully integrated herself into the past with backposts and participating fully in the current stream of Legacy and is building numerous relationships with crew in and out of character. We are thrilled to have her on our ship.

Jane Sinclair – Our newest member. This player has been great since the beginning, from day one posting was strong and well written, and as the player found their footing they have begun to start posts with other players, and is really pushing the character into the missions and even beginning to take on roles and fill in the world around the main characters. Not only that, but the player has been engaged out of character since joining as well.