Welcome. The Community Hub is where the people playing Macrocosm can meet the people building it, ask practical questions, request access when testing opens, discuss development notes, and leave the kind of honest feedback that improves a living universe. Macrocosm is an 18+ text-based science-fiction game, but “adult” does not mean hostile or careless. Character conflict can be fierce while the people behind those characters remain respectful. No one needs to perform expertise, flatter the staff, or enjoy every system in order to belong here.
Character requests will open here after the private delivery addresses and review workflow are connected. When the form becomes available, players should be ready to share a preferred character name, pronouns, people and homeworld, a short background, the professions or skills they hope to explore, their preferred style of play, accessibility or communication needs, and any themes they would rather avoid. Macrocosm administration—including Auralae, Dante, and the staff supporting them—will read each request as a character concept, not as an audition. A staff member may ask a clarifying question, create the approved character manually, and deliver login credentials privately. Passwords should never be placed in a public comment, blog response, or review.
Weekly Tester Reviews: Rewarding Honesty
Once testing begins, the planned weekly in-game review datapad will ask what worked, what felt confusing, what became repetitive, what was unexpectedly enjoyable, and what should receive attention next. Every completed weekly review will award the same credits and reputation regardless of whether the answers are positive, negative, mixed, brief, or detailed. The reward is for participating honestly, not for agreeing with the staff. Reviews may be summarized into development topics on News & Updates so players can discuss whether a statement matches their own experience, but individual responses will not be turned into public loyalty tests. Bugs that expose private information, credentials, or a serious exploit should be reported privately rather than posted for everyone to reproduce.
Community Care, Privacy, and Accessibility
Content note: Macrocosm can contain danger, crime, coercion, violence, injury, death, confinement, medical distress, frightening antagonists, and difficult choices. These fictional themes never excuse cruelty toward a player.
Keep character conflict separate from player conflict, allow clarification, and never use private information as roleplay material. Accessibility requests are practical information, not special treatment. Clear text, useful image descriptions, patient communication, and enough context to make an informed choice help everyone participate.