geo Posted January 26, 2008 With PDAs, each member of the UAC staff has an ID number. Is there was any logic, rhyme or reason to the ID Numbers? The closest thing that I can think of is their position / XYZ coordinates on a map, but I do not think that is it. Here are examples and you should see what I mean: | User Name: Frank Z. Cerano. Ph.D | I.D. Number: 2001 -78 | Post: Delta Labs. Level 3 | Title: Doctor | Security Clearance: General Access | Name: Han M. Lee | I.D. Number: 1 567-77 | Post: Delta Labs. Level 3 | Title: Administrative Assistant | Security Clearance: General Access | Name: Marten R. Shultz. Ph.D | I.D. Number: 9431 -52 | Post: Delta Labs. Level 3 | Title: Doctor | Security Clearance: Level 3 Control Station | Name: Jack Gilbert | I.D. Number: 561 9-89 | Post: Delta Main Portal | Title: Security Specialist | Security Clearance: General Access | Name: Simon R. Garlick | I.D. Number: 8623-68 | Post: Delta Labs. Sector 3 | Title: Research Specialist | Security Clearance: General Access 0 Share this post Link to post
printz Posted January 27, 2008 Are the spaces in IDs of the persons #2 and #4 intended? At most simple, they could be in a fictional chronological order, except when the person chooses their favourite number. Greater numbers could mean newer workers. Nice thing I forgot most of the people posted above, which means Doom 3 hasn't been fully explored. 0 Share this post Link to post
geo Posted January 27, 2008 The spaces should be in there. I thought newer members higher numbers as well, but there being spaces I'm not sure. 0 Share this post Link to post