Steam ID: 76561198262519041
Discord name: j_thewise
For how long have you played on CG SCP maybe 5-7 months
Age: 22
In what country are you located?: Canada
Time zone: CST
Character name(s): dougy
What server are you applying for? (SCP-RP UK or SCP-RP USA)
Do you have a mic?:
- Yes
What is your SCP level and total level? (Provide a photo of the level menu):
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?:
-No
What makes you suitable for SCP-22415
- I'm not a minger and I'm pretty mature and nice to people when it comes to helping people in need of assistance. I enjoy unique and interesting RP, and I also enjoy playing roles that aren't typically played. I'm very active on the server, and I generally follow the rules and make it enjoyable for everyone involved.
What is the usual behavior of SCP-22415 when pacified?:
-SCP-22415 is usually calm, cooperative, and friendly with Foundation staff and those around it. It generally follows instructions and shows no aggression unless provoked. When allowed, SCP-22415 interacts well with both personnel and other SCPs, and its behavior is typically helpful and non-hostile. Overall, it is considered one of the more stable and safer SCPs to work with.
-When there's a CI raid, you see MTFs combatting CI, and you also see researchers running away from the fight. Who do you aid and why?
I would prioritize protecting the researchers first, since they’re the most vulnerable and unable to defend themselves. Once they’re secure and no longer in danger, I would focus on protecting the Foundation, because keeping it safe also helps protect others and prevents further threats.
-What are the main limitations of SCP-22415?(What can it NOT do?)
SCP-22415 cannot randomly harm players, abuse its abilities, ignore containment, or break server rules. All actions must be justified through proper RP, follow cooldowns and balance limits, and respect staff decisions
-What is FailRP, and how would you avoid it while playing SCP-22415?
I would avoid FailRP while playing SCP-22415 by staying in character at all times, respecting my SCP’s limitations, and only using its abilities when the situation logically allows it. I would react realistically to threats, follow containment rules, respect cooldowns and balance, and allow other players and staff to influence the RP instead of trying to “win.” If I’m unsure about an action, I would slow down or ask staff before continuing.
-What makes you trustworthy with a whitelist SCP?
I’m trustworthy with a whitelist SCP because I consistently prioritize fair, realistic, and immersive roleplay over personal advantage. I make an effort to fully understand and follow server rules, SCP limitations, and containment expectations, and I respect staff decisions even if I don’t always agree with them. I do not abuse SCP abilities, power game, or force outcomes on other players, and I understand that whitelist SCPs require restraint, maturity, and good judgment.
My focus is on creating balanced and enjoyable RP for everyone involved, including civilians, Foundation personnel, and other SCPs, rather than trying to “win” scenarios or cause unnecessary chaos. I’m willing to slow down RP, communicate clearly, and adapt my actions to fit the situation and server standards. Overall, I aim to be a reliable and responsible SCP player who contributes positively to the server’s roleplay environment.
Discord name: j_thewise
For how long have you played on CG SCP maybe 5-7 months
Age: 22
In what country are you located?: Canada
Time zone: CST
Character name(s): dougy
What server are you applying for? (SCP-RP UK or SCP-RP USA)
Do you have a mic?:
- Yes
What is your SCP level and total level? (Provide a photo of the level menu):
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?:
-No
What makes you suitable for SCP-22415
- I'm not a minger and I'm pretty mature and nice to people when it comes to helping people in need of assistance. I enjoy unique and interesting RP, and I also enjoy playing roles that aren't typically played. I'm very active on the server, and I generally follow the rules and make it enjoyable for everyone involved.
What is the usual behavior of SCP-22415 when pacified?:
-SCP-22415 is usually calm, cooperative, and friendly with Foundation staff and those around it. It generally follows instructions and shows no aggression unless provoked. When allowed, SCP-22415 interacts well with both personnel and other SCPs, and its behavior is typically helpful and non-hostile. Overall, it is considered one of the more stable and safer SCPs to work with.
-When there's a CI raid, you see MTFs combatting CI, and you also see researchers running away from the fight. Who do you aid and why?
I would prioritize protecting the researchers first, since they’re the most vulnerable and unable to defend themselves. Once they’re secure and no longer in danger, I would focus on protecting the Foundation, because keeping it safe also helps protect others and prevents further threats.
-What are the main limitations of SCP-22415?(What can it NOT do?)
SCP-22415 cannot randomly harm players, abuse its abilities, ignore containment, or break server rules. All actions must be justified through proper RP, follow cooldowns and balance limits, and respect staff decisions
-What is FailRP, and how would you avoid it while playing SCP-22415?
I would avoid FailRP while playing SCP-22415 by staying in character at all times, respecting my SCP’s limitations, and only using its abilities when the situation logically allows it. I would react realistically to threats, follow containment rules, respect cooldowns and balance, and allow other players and staff to influence the RP instead of trying to “win.” If I’m unsure about an action, I would slow down or ask staff before continuing.
-What makes you trustworthy with a whitelist SCP?
I’m trustworthy with a whitelist SCP because I consistently prioritize fair, realistic, and immersive roleplay over personal advantage. I make an effort to fully understand and follow server rules, SCP limitations, and containment expectations, and I respect staff decisions even if I don’t always agree with them. I do not abuse SCP abilities, power game, or force outcomes on other players, and I understand that whitelist SCPs require restraint, maturity, and good judgment.
My focus is on creating balanced and enjoyable RP for everyone involved, including civilians, Foundation personnel, and other SCPs, rather than trying to “win” scenarios or cause unnecessary chaos. I’m willing to slow down RP, communicate clearly, and adapt my actions to fit the situation and server standards. Overall, I aim to be a reliable and responsible SCP player who contributes positively to the server’s roleplay environment.
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