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- "Home"
- Antiparadisia
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- Grünwald
- I's Land
- Nippon
- Nocturn
- Pia Pia
- Reality Prime / RealWare
- Restless
- SubUrbana
- "The First Reality"
- Tribal Alpha
- Urbana
- "Blue Sky of Death, The"
(And other RealWare problems) - Passport Processing
- Docks
- Multiverse
- NullSpace
- Open Engines
- Points (Economy)
- Realities
- RealNet
- Reality Engines (for Mobiles)
- Reality Engines (for Realities)
- Reality Engineers
- RealWare
- REC Test
- Safety Mode (see BSOD)
- Transients
- 8 Bit Commandos
- Drugs
- Hawt Stuph!
- Joe's
- Krap
- Love & Hate
- Onsen-of-the-Month
- Open Reality Movement
- Ping Pong
- Religion
- The Last Word
- Twoday's Guidebook
(unreal estate copyright
2001 stefan gagne)
[unauthorized use is
strictly prohibited]
Reality Engineer Certification (REC) Test
Before you can claim to be a certified Reality Engineer, you must pass the test.
The test is evil. The test is sinister. The test is really, really hard, requiring near genius levels of comprehension in math and computer programming. Typically only 25% of all applicants manage to pass the test, and most of them take preparation exams and classes that train you to know what sorts of questions will be asked and how to answer them.
As a result, most REs are wholly unprepared for dealing with actual Reality Engine problems in the field like the dreaded Blue Sky of Death. When you need troubleshooting, your best bet is to call RealWare, but a REC certified engineer will sometimes do in a pinch.