Your own Training missions.

[ravenf6]

rage said:

Shooting range: I line up all the servebots togetheir and when I say go they run for it. Then I'll start unloading on them with my M60. Who lasts the longest there speed will increase. For the other grunts, they are coming to the torture room. MUAHAHAHAHAHA!

You're gonna need a bigger torture room. LOL!


Spring Cleaning: I order all the servbots to clean the gescelshaft from top to bottom. For those who do a good job, speed, brains, and effiency will go up. Any who fail have to wash and wax the ENTIRE ship 3 times in succession.

[Rage]

Here's another one:
Capture the Birdbots
1. I'll "borrow" some birdbots form Glyde
2. I'll hide the birdbots in a random city.
3. Then the servebots have 10 minutes to find as many as they can
This will increase there brains. Then after the 10 minutes I'll equip the Servebots with M60 and they can have fun and play search and destroy with the Birdbots.


I have to award them with something.

[ravenf6]

Construction training:

I'd take three servbots and order them to build something, say... a mech or a house. If the finished product turns out well, the servbots get an increase in brains and speed. If not, they have to disassemble the thing piece by piece.

[Breakman]

Balance Training:
A Servbot is balancing two buckets on each hand while standing on a pole bridge. There's a huge deep pool of water below him. Use the directional buttons when you see an arrow above the Servbot's head. The speed of which the arrows disappear (at first, it gives you 6 seconds to push the right button) and the difficulty (one, two, or three buttons together) depends on how many rocks are in the buckets. A seagull would occasionally come on screen and drop two rocks in the buckets. The Servbot will fall in the water after three misses or too slow on entering button combos. You must withstand four rounds (four rocks in each bucket) to raise Attack and Speed ratings by 1.

Appraisal Training:
The setting is in the Storage Room. A Servbot is sitting on a stool with a table in front of him. Another Servbot would run on screen and drop an item on the table for the Servbot to appraise. There are only four types of items that the item on the table could be: robot arm, tire, comic book, or a Refractor. Use the X, triangle, circle, or square button that correspond with the item. (If you use the right button for the right item, the servbot would say the item's name. If it isn't the right button and item, he would say "I don't think so" or "Oh really?".) Just like the kitchen training in the real game, you have to appraise a certain amount of items in a time limit. Complete three rounds of this will increase the Brains rating by 1.

Mopping Training:
Setting is the Gesellschaft's upper deck. You have an above, looking down view of the whole deck. Various things will appear on the deck such as tree branches (it takes 2 square button presses to clean), seagull poop (5 square button presses), a puff of cloud (1 square button press), etc. You control a free moving Servbot with a mop. You have to run up to an item and clean it by using the square button. You have to hurry because if the item is on the screen too long, it will disappear and cause you to have a miss. If you miss 4 items, the training will stop. If you hold out until the time limit runs out, the Servbot will earn a stat bonus of 1 in both Brains and Speed.

[ravenf6]

Master Tiesel's sanity training:

Once in a while, a 'volunteer' serbot dresses up as Trigger and surprises Tiesel, causing the latter to go berserk. You must dodge Tiesels attacks by pushing the correct buttons (it will flash for a second before vanishing) or moving in the proper direction (ususally indicated by flashing sections or furniture). It the servbot can avoid Tiesel for a specified amount of time, his speed and brains will go up depending on the difficulty level and time limit.