YSS Hokorimasu Rules and Operating Procedures

This page has in-character and out-of-character rules for the YSS Hokorimasu.

In the absence of a mission, the crew follows the schedule below:

• Wake up, Get Ready
• Breakfast
• Ship Inspection (Cleanliness and and maintenance)
• Daily Sectional Meetings, followed by Lunch
• Training or Mission
• Dinner
• Personal Time
• Sleep

The rules of the ship are posted at all entrances to the ship.

During an alert situation…

1. All personnel should immediately report to their assigned stations.
2. In combat situations, environmental suits should be worn or at least readily available.

Remember, blast shutters will automatically close and lock in the event of an emergency. Only white paneled officers or the computer can unlock the shutters, and the shutters may only be opened once unlocked by someone physically present at that blast shutter.

1. All soldiers on away missions should carry a communicator.
2. Away teams should be monitored from the ship, checking sensor data and updates.
3. In general, the first officer will lead away missions while the captain will stay on the ship.
4. Decontamination procedures must be observed when returning from a foreign environment.
5. Any previously used environmental suit should be inspected before use again.
6. Precision orbital bombardment is available to away teams via communicators.

1. Take initiative in your duties. Do what needs to be done; participate.
2. Any unusual circumstances, no matter how small, should be brought to the attention of the bridge.
3. Any damage to the ship should be immediately reported to the bridge (systems and safety monitoring group).
4. The bridge, armories and computer rooms are restricted areas; Authorized personnel only.
5. Power Armors are not allowed to be operated inside of the ship (outside of their bay) except in emergency cases.
6. The cargo decks should not be used for storage of personal items without the captain's permission.

1. Each soldier must maintain her assigned equipment and stations in excellent condition at all times.
2. Keep hatches sealed and keep items secure. Any objects not in use should be stowed away.
3. Damage control stations should be kept fully stocked.
4. Spare parts and redundant systems should be kept for systems when possible.
5. Ship systems should be regularly inspected and tested.
6. Blast shutters, doors, and hatches must remain unobstructed at all times.
7. Regular training will be conducted on:
   • Damage control
   • First aid
   • Firefighting
   • Self-defense
   • Survival
   • Zero gravity, and
   • other Star Army Common Skills.

1. As per regulations, the bridge must be manned at all times, except when the ship is in a friendly port (Condition 5).
2. The Combined Field System should only be deactivated for maintenance or when docking.
3. Always use the most secure means of communication available.

1. Treat others with respect and kindness.
2. Do not let personal business interfere with your duties.
3. Sexual activities should not take place in passageways, toilet, or work areas.
4. Maintain your mind and body in good condition.
5. Do not use any substance that will hinder your effectiveness unless it can be cured immediately. This includes alcohol.
6. The following are prohibited:
   • Pets
   • Chewing gum or tobacco
   • Smoking
   • Disgusting foods

1. When on the bridge or on duty, Star Army duty uniforms should be worn.
   • Type 30 series female uniforms can be worn with leggings or a skirt (skirt design must not restrict movement).
2. The Type 31 Working Uniform is preferred for enlisted personnel.
3. Technicians and engineers may wear EPJs.
4. Each soldier should wear her sidearm with a charged battery magazine.

Sometimes, persons not in the crew may come aboard.

1. Guests must be escorted at all times when outside of the lounge/cabin/social areas.
2. Guests are not allowed to operate the ship (and will be prevented by KAMI).
3. Guests are only allowed in the main passageways, messes and unrestricted lounges, medical sections (only when necessary) and (if assigned) their crew cabin.
4. Prisoners of War are held in containment cells.

1. If a member is going to be absent or cannot attend a JP, he/she should contact the GM beforehand.
2. Players who have not been present in more than 2 JPs may have their characters' actions posted by the GM to keep the plot moving.
3. Players who have not posted in more than 3 JPs, without any notice to the GM, may be removed from the RP.
4. When the GM sends out player surveys, responding in a timely manner increases your character's chances of being promoted. Failure to respond is the opposite. Participate! Survey answers help the GM guide the plot and improve RP!