Jenixian Quiz

A futuristic alien landscape with a settlement, spacecraft in the sky, and figures engaged in tactical combat, blending elements of strategy and science fiction.

Jenixian Survival Challenge

Welcome to the Jenixian Quiz! This interactive experience will test your strategic thinking and decision-making skills as you navigate through scenarios in an alien world. Each question presents a unique challenge that will gauge your ability to adapt and overcome in hostile environments.

6 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice answers to consider
Evaluate your approach to survival and first contact

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by DecisiveWarrior342

You are tasked with the observation of a settlement on a desolate world. How do you instigate this task?

Meticulously watch from the home world, using the inter-dimensional scanners and nano-probes. Although sacrificing the overall quality of the information due to sheer distance, it will be borderline adequate, yet still get the job done. The inhabitants of the world will have no clue that they are being watched.

Openly watch them directly on their planet. Large amounts of attention will be alerted to your presence, and no attempts will be made to hide your presence. Although a bit sloppy, the quality of the information will be great, due to firsthand experiences. However, you will likely instigate suspicions as to your whereabouts, due to you being an alien.

Carefully observe while being on their planet, whilst being hidden. Using ranged scanners, and in some instances moving in for a closer look with the naked eye, you remain hidden at all times, and the quality's handicap will be very slim. There is a chance of detection, yet the risk will be taken in order to obtain the valuable information.

Slowly observe and gather detailed information on-board your frigate in orbit. Using the scanners integrated into the ship, the information gained will yield a solid idea of the overall situation on the world. Although not of highest quality, it will still prove to be more than adequate.

An overwhelming Krell force is looming onto your position. You are outnumbered one-hundred to one. How do you confront this scenario?

Utilizing your tactical prowess, you set up defenses prior to the attack. You, alongside your detachment, will be in tactically beneficial positions. Further contributing to your tactics, you have ordered two frigates to be in orbit, ready to engage on your command.

Foreseeing this devastating attack, you will use your refined skill in environmental and structural manipulation to win you this battle. Using your skill, you will trap the Krell forces in a wall of rock, and will proceed to suffocate them to death. Although somewhat inefficient and slow, you will not fail.

Learning of this impending attack, ready yourself for the conflict, and decide to face it head-on. You will rely on your skill in combat to defeat the Krell forces, and will likely inflict heavy casualties. Although having a higher chance of dying, you relish this fact, and use it to add to your further motivation.

Employing your ingenuity, you decide to contact the fleet, and requisition reinforcements for the upcoming conflict. Veering somewhat away from the defensive aspects of combat, elite forces join in with your detachment, resulting in a formidable task-force. As you will be mainly fighting head-on, the chance of success is in your favor, yet the chance of death still exists.

You are tasked with making first contact with a Class-1 civilization. How will you begin the initial contact?

Prior to the physical interaction, you spend many hours studying the race which is housed on the planet. You learn many aspects of their civilization, including culture, customs, tradition, communication, and many others. Being extremely well prepared, your contact will be almost robotic, knowing exactly what to say and do as you initiate the physical contact.

As the time approaches for the contact, you will rely on your confident and charismatic nature to assist you. You will have little knowledge of the civilization's customs or nature, yet you believe that the interaction will be successful. You are likely to succeed, yet may receive awkward responses from the world's natives.

Being thoughtful enough to learn a basic overview of the race's culture, you will have a basic idea of how the society functions. Due to this, you will be prepared, knowing right from wrong, and your efforts will be made worthwhile. You will generally receive a friendly response from the planet's inhabitants, and the contact will go smoothly.

The concept of first contact many times seems to elude and bore you. You will reach the planet with no prior knowledge of anything relating to the civilization. Speaking seriously and "to-the-point," the physical aspect of the contact will proceed quickly. You will most likely receive a response that entails intimidation from the world's natives, and you will sense a dormant fear in them.

You are fighting on a battlefield against Krell Forces. As you defeat numerous Gunners and Marauders, you notice the silhouette of a Theron Elite, standing atop a hill and commanding the Krell grunts. Being a direct hostile, will you engage the officer, or decide to avoid him?

Caught up in the heat of battle, the entirety of your being is focused on the destruction of your enemies. As you notice the Theron Elite, you divert your attention to him, and rush at him furiously, resulting in a heated and extremely furious duel which heightens your chances of danger. You fight with passion and skill, allowing your emotion to flow into your technique.

Fighting against the Krell forces is a tedious and almost mathematical task for you. You strike down your enemies with an utmost meticulous nature, using precision and reliability as opposed to more lenient techniques. You catch a quick glimmer of the Theron officer, and you decide to completely ignore him, putting aside pride and focusing on the completion of the mission.

Engaged in the battle, your focus to the battle is higher-than-average. Paying attention to every opponent, you dispatch each one with equal force and threat, leaving no room for underestimation. As you plow through the enemy combatants, you tend to notice the Theron Elite in his commanding position. You have a sudden urge to combat the foe, yet decide to pass on the opportunity. Your decision is based on your desire for a successful outcome, and you try to adhere to the guidelines of the mission.

Being committed to the conflict, your attention is wholly and equally focused on the enemy troops, as well as you own. While fighting, you give tactical orders to your allies, ushering in a rather successful combat. While leading your forces into a heavily-fortified Krell position, you notice the enemy Theron officer on the hill ahead. Quickly thinking the situation through, you decide to engage the commander in combat, which results in a long sequence of duelist combat. Your motives for the engagement can mainly be attributed to your desire of recognition and morale. By winning this combat, your allies will be inspired, and you will gain tremendous recognition. However, you are at a risk of death, due to the high-amount of skill which the Theron Elite possesses.

While spending some passive time on the home world, you decide to visit the Armory to requisition a new weapon or tool of your choice. What do you select to suit your needs?

(Custom Energy Blades) As you slowly near the doorway to the Armory, you begin to see glimpses of the collection of weapons, displayed within the room. You walk inside, spending time to look at each tool, and walking around to view the rest. Shortly after these series of observations, you notice the two energy blades resting at your side, and let out a sarcastic scoff, then proceeding to leave the Armory. Understanding that your excellence remains to be in close-quarters battle, you quickly decide that no weapon will be able to match your two unique energy blades, handcrafted by you yourself.

(Cyclic Ranged Weapon) On your way to the Armory, you are somewhat excited at the prospect of selecting a new weapon of your choice. Approaching the entrance, you notice the weapons in their given locations, tending to be more attentive to the ranged weapons located on the right-wing. As you stroll through the courtyard, you decide to pick up a TY-7δ Cyclic Rifle, understanding that your skill at medium to long-range combat will prove this choice to be tactically advantageous in future conflicts.

(Transphasic Sidearm) Proceeding to head out to the armory, you wonder as to what will be most beneficial to you in the future confrontations which you will inevitable face. Approaching the Armory, you notice the sheer number of weapons, and are somewhat astonished at the sight. Pacing around the inner courtyard, you struggle to decide on which item to take at first, yet soon decide to equip a specially-requisitioned PT-4α sidearm. Realizing your extreme skill in the utilization of pistol-type weapons, you decide that the weapon will prove to be sufficient for the time being, and proceed to leave the Armory.

(Amplification Circlet) Stepping through the ancient doorway, you take a number of quick glances at the large array of weapons being presented on walls, containers, and platforms. After a few seconds of rather deep thought, you decide to pick up the Amplification Circlet, lying on a platform. Knowing that your abstract ability to skillfully manipulate the environment will benefit from this choice, you feel that it is only logical to acquire this item.

In a certain state of boredom, you decide to study the ancient civilizations of numerous races. You stumble across the past of the human race, and begin taking a look at a number of civilizations which once existed. Which of these ancient civilizations interest you the most?

City-State Athens You find the Athenian focus on knowledge and intellect to be closely fitting with yourself. Studying the world around you and unearthing its secrets is a truly intriguing way of life.

Roman Empire You find the order and balance of the Roman Empire to suit your tastes. Achieving conquest and sovereignty through tactical superiority is the way to go.

City-State Sparta The constant warlike atmosphere and tendencies of the Ancient Spartans appeals to you. Crushing your foes once and for all, and destroying all who stand before you.

Middle Ages of Europe The pursuit of honor and prosperity which was followed by the people of these times agrees with many of your ideals. A balance of knowledge, power, and pragmatism fits your concept of an ideal civilization.

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