Ravine started walking in circles. It was part seeing what's around,(ooh look sugar packets), and part nervousness. Also she was bored again. She had lots of stuff in her pockets, And in her tiny-pack. She took out a berry smoothie in a thermos from her tiny-pack. She was surprised how she managed to fit it. She mumbled on how, in the game, she would find someone she didn't mind and follow them to constantly heal them.

Reiki, suprised at the amout of data, looks at nobody at particular as if to say, "Are you Serious?", and then returns to his iVR to play some Wind Waker.

OOC: Going to start being a bit more active methinks.

Tyler was checking his watch again when he glanced over to see Reiki playing a certain game on a hand-held device.
Smiling in amused surprise as he walked over, Tyler briefly waved a hand towards Reiki to get his attention, not wanting to interrupt his game directly.
"Is that Legend of Zelda you got there?"

Maria carefully listened to AJ, simply nodding when she heard about the size of the game. It's respectable, but it's nothing out of the ordinary. she commented, although only to herself. When the briefing was concluded and the partecipants were allowed to relax, the Aria Gaming founder pulled out her pack of cigarettes and her lighter from the back pocket of her pants. While popping one tobacco stick into her mouth, she headed for the door.

"Call me up when the session starts." she bluntly stated, heading outside.

"Well, yeah", Reiki replies. "I'm pretty sure Link is copyrighted."

"Honestly, I haven't touched anything related to that series since I was in my teens, although I suppose playing through it all was a great deal of fun while it lasted."
Tyler turned his head a bit to get a closer look at the screen, "How far into the game are you?"

"I'm on the ghost ship," Reiki simply replies. "Just waiting for this MMO to start."

Tyler sighed and checked his watch again, "Well, I am too. Practically everyone is, at their own speed." He looked back at the screen for a moment, "I guess it just surprised me someone here would be playing a game like this. It's pretty neat, just not what I was expecting."
Making his way back over to the wall, Tyler proceeded to take out a calendar from his suitcase and sluggishly check off the maximum amount of days he would be spending at the building.

Ravine was starting to vibrate again. She was getting bored. She pulled an IPad from her bag and started playing Minecarft.
It was a Sky survival world.

AJ walked into the room, a small touch screen in his hand as he furiously tapped the pad and made small adjustments. David held a large binder filled with pages, and he flipped through it, making sure AJ was putting in the right inputs.

The creator looked up from his touch screen, smirking a little at the group, "Alright guys, we're ready."
David flipped to a page in the folder and looked up, "When you enter the game, you're going to have a few seconds to make your class."

Tyler stepped forward, "Hold on, a few seconds??"
AJ nodded like Tyler was stupid, "You create your class up here..." He pointed to Tyler's forehead, "In your mind. As you enter the game, you'll know what classes, sub-classes, and weapons you can have, all you have to do is think I want this as my class, sub-class, and weapon and you'll be good."

David nodded in compliance, and pointed to the chairs with the fancy gaming systems, "Alright, you may set up."

OOC: Going to be assuming a lot of things right about now, mostly how those "chairs/fancy gaming systems" are placed and whatnot.

Closing up his suitcase and leaning it against the nearby wall, Tyler walked over to one of the chairs and sat down. Looking over at the nearby head case, he figured it wouldn't be a huge bother to take his time, so he did exactly that, combing over the device for a moment to see if he could find any additional buttons or other forms of input for the game. While he did so, he visualized his character concept. Not a very flashy one, he figured, but something innately practical combined with a dash of fiction seemed to have a nice appeal. Quickly settling the base idea in his thoughts, he decided he would just choose the most individually useful weapons for what he had in mind from the available list on reflex, replacing them with his own personal all-time favorites if it was allowed. With that done, he shifted his full attention back to the head gear.

Finding the current setup somewhat questionable, Tyler paused from what he was doing to ask about it, "Making sure I have this all right, is the head case here the one and only set of controls for the game?"

AJ nodded, "Yeah, those helmets are neural interface. They react to your thoughts, think the action, you do it. Pretty simple."

David raised a finger from the massive binder, "There will be a few people in the beginning of the game that you can ask questions, but sometimes, experience is the best teacher. You can listen to them, or begin your journey, it will be your choice."

Ah, yes, finally! Kai thought. He had been sitting down in a corner twiddling his thumbs, waiting for any sign of the game to start, and now it was here. He got up so quick that he got dizzy, and he stumbled towards one of the chairs, sitting down. He took a second to get used to it, before he put a hand on the 'controller'. It was slightly heavier than he thought, so just to be safe, he raised it up with both hands and rested it in his lap. He looked to AJ, and then the other players, and waited for the game to start for real.

Ravine went skipping to a chair, squealing a bit. After getting settled and whatnot, she thought of her character. She was thinking of her character the entire time already, so she just had to summon the image. She hoped she wouldn't get copyrighted for using a species (Urpyre) from the Colorblind comic.

Person stood around looking at everyone before taking a seat himself. He sat down, took the controller in his hand, and put on the helmet. He instantly thought of everything he was going to do in this game, and was very excited. And then he waited for the game to start. He couldn't wait.