View Award - Plot Development Citation

Plot Development Citation

For developing the current plot line and making it original and unexpected yet not unbelievable.

In other words, the crew member who throws the best "monkey wrenches" into the plot to make it interesting, but not totally off center.

Category: Both
Awarded: 25 times

Rear Admiral Lirha Saalm 22 Jun 2017 @ 5:15pm	I would like to nominate Jay for this award. I believe that he truly deserves this. The Krenus storyline was so well developed and how he unfolded the plot was masterfully done! He kept me guessing and the plot twist in the end was amazing! Jay truly great work.--Kat
Ensign Mimi 06 Apr 2017 @ 3:52pm	Despite breaking orders to not engage in physical confrontations with the Kreanans, Mimi's recurring fights with various Klingon members of the colony was an interesting and fun subplot that spawned a great deal of character interaction and development. Well-written and very fun to read!
Lieutenant JG Natalya Kirilova 20 Aug 2016 @ 7:49pm	One of the best subplots we had in EP11 involved a bit of alcohol and some unusual suspects. Though the posts were brief, the concept and execution was great and led to one of the funniest JPs I've read in a while.
Lieutenant Oren Idris Ph.D. 19 Feb 2016 @ 11:41am	The MU subplot between MU Lamar and Oren was simply fantastic. It was rich, believable, and well-written, and Oren was masterful in his portrayal of true emotions.
Lieutenant Tuula Voutilainen M.D. 05 Sep 2015 @ 6:59pm	There's probably no better unorthodox thinker on the sim than Tuula, and every post from her is a must-read because it has the potential to take the story in a completely different direction than what was expected. Her ability to create unexpected subplots is very fun and interesting to read, and I hope to read more of them in the coming months.
Lieutenant Min Zhao 14 Dec 2014 @ 5:36pm	For taking the ball and running with it with the EBH.
Captain Jonathan Holliday 06 Nov 2014 @ 2:19am	For excellent contribution and effort in helping along a number of plots during this mission and beyond.
Lieutenant Asahi Kita 06 Nov 2014 @ 2:03am	For excellent and creative contributions regarding the tribble infestation. There was a lot of great work looking into various options to be rid of the pest, all of which entered into the spirit of Trek techiness!
10 Sep 2014 @ 1:30pm	Awarded for thinking outside the box to create fun and interesting subplots not only for her main toon, but also for her PNPCs.
Lieutenant Jared Nicholas 06 Aug 2014 @ 4:04pm	For Jared's contribution in the 'Free Fall' JPs that added a sense of danger and jeopardy to the post, giving the other writers a tricky situation to write against and a problem to solve under difficult circumstances.
Commander Norvi Stace 08 Jul 2014 @ 5:54pm	For taking the lead in the 'Sinister Mine' posts, leading the team down in the mines, coping with all the 'wrenches' thrown at the team and coming up with some great ideas to develop the sinister theme.
Command Master Chief Markum Quinn 04 Jun 2014 @ 2:32pm	For his continued stance against the Cardassians involved in the mission that has created many twists and turns in the post direction and the reaction of both Cardassians and crew.
Commander Luke Wyatt 04 Jun 2014 @ 2:32pm	For developing and leading a training JP for the security department that played into the themes and challenges ahead for the current mission.
Commander Allyndra illm Warraquim 06 Feb 2014 @ 12:27pm	Awarded for creating very original and intriguing subplots, specifically for the Akkadia series of JPs which take place on a custom world with a unique and never-before-seen culture.
Lieutenant Min Zhao 06 Feb 2014 @ 12:26pm	Awarded for using excellent creativity to implement and execute a fun subplot for Min, and for involving many other crew members in this plot to make it believable and realistic.
Lieutenant Theron Rhodes 05 Jan 2014 @ 5:58pm	Rhodes is always coming up with unique off-shoots of our current main plot and subplots, and is effectively able to tie them directly into what we are attempting to do while also taking the initiative to make those plots unique and fun to participate it.
Commander Scarlet Blake 07 Jul 2013 @ 11:02pm	For writing Gabriel Stark's "Last Minute Appeal", which created a complicated moral dilemma with no easy answers. I felt a good deal of pathos (from an unexpected direction I hadn't expected and yet all the ground-work had been laid by previous posts) spinning out of the mandatory mega-post surrounding Stone's memorial service.
08 Feb 2013 @ 4:20pm	The excellent Levels 1-5 posts - much more deserved for also having to wrangle all the 'children' that make up the Security department!
08 Feb 2013 @ 4:19pm	Everytime I sit to read one of Stone's posts, I can't help but think of what direction he is going in this time. Stone's natural progression from typical hardass, to tortured soul that can't adjust to a man who fights with himself to remain in control has been a wonderous ride that I have thrououghly enjoyed. I can't wait to see what breaks Stone out of his shell.
Lieutenant Kiri Cho 07 Jan 2013 @ 4:55pm	Kiri/Matt are responsible for all the gigantic JPs, which probably encompassed most of the actual Shore Leavey stuff :P Matt is always up for a JP and Kiri is a quirky and decidedly interesting character. Her friendship with Maenad is fun to read unfolding as well. -Liyar
Rear Admiral Lirha Saalm 07 Jan 2013 @ 4:48pm	For never letting us take down our guard, and making us think before we act during the missions. So many times I think I know what to expect, but somehow I am never full prepared for the next challenge.
Commander Andreus Kohl 10 Nov 2012 @ 2:56pm	For work in the little roadblock to the Supply mission! Created a plausible timeline of events. I know there were other people working on it too but Kohl stuck out the most to me in organizing it. He's also quite fun to write with! - Phoebe/Liyar
Lieutenant Lilou Zaren 07 Jul 2012 @ 10:15am
Lieutenant Commander Chauncey Remington III (KIA) 07 Jul 2012 @ 10:09am
Rear Admiral Lirha Saalm 01 May 2012 @ 12:12am	Enough said. We never know whats around the next turn. Good job Skipper!