Tryouts

Overview
Tryouts are sessions held in the side hangars as part of a regimental recruiting process. They run troopers through a series of tests, in which the higher ups of the regiment make a decision on whether a trooper is fit to join the regiment.

Common Tests
There are a number of tests that a quite common throughout tryouts. These test vital knowledge and skills on certain subjects.

Clock Faces
This is basic information that is often conducted first to weed out those who do not know their clock faces.

Formations
This is also basic information based on formations used within the server. This may be conducted with coloured blocks, or with other troopers.

Marching
This test involves marching along a set path marked on the ground. They may have to recite clock faces upon changing direction based on the commander's instruction.

Parkour
The parkour challenge is used to determine a trooper's physical aptitude.

Shooting
A range is set up to test a trooper's aim, a vital skill on the battlefield. It also tests the trooper's ability to discern enemy and friendly targets, and avoid friendly fire.

Team Deathmatch Simulation
A simulated program where troopers face off against each other to demonstrate their effectiveness in battle. This process may also be used to test a trooper's leadership by giving them a member of the regiment to direct.

Breach and Clear
Many regiments use a Breach and Clear to test a trooper's close combat capability.

Questioning
Generally the final portion of the tryout process. Troopers will be asked a series of questions which they then have to answer.

Special Recruitment Process
Some regiments recruit differently to others. They have a different process for applying and testing.

ARC
ARC is joined via application. The application document can be obtained by contacting a member of ARC.

Medcorp
Medcorp is a non-combat regiment, making the above tests moot. Medcorp can be joined via interview, which is arranged with medcorp officers.

Navy
While not a clone regiment, the navy conducts tryouts through application and interview.

Shadow Intelligence
After completing the Shadow Intelligence tryouts successfully, applicants will be trialed for a week. They will be given the rank of Shadow Recruit ('SR'). The one week trial allows the SRs to join shadow training, join in during missions and decide if they want to be part of the Shadow Intelligence. After the one week trial is over, it is up to the Shadow Council to decide whether or not the recruit makes it in.

Classification
This information is marked Unclassified.