Professor Cupcake
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30 drone strikes killing all the civilians infidels and no one else
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20 interruptions of this program
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I have no real character inspiration for my SS13 characters. They develop from little ideas I have randomly.
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This is the way I thought it worked already, until a couple weeks ago. It should work this way, though it'd be a lot of effort to implement.
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The whole it makes the Janitor's job 'impossible' is utter tish tosh.
Except, it does. Hypothetically, it's possible to come close to not having a single spot of blood or cleanable material on the station as janitor---insanely difficult, but possible.
With dirt, it's literally impossible---you can never have a perfect or near-perfect metric.
This doesn't really strike me as a problem.
I'd say it's part of the Janitor's job that they have an 'impossible' task. A janitor's work really is never done.
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Considering it's so easily countered, I don't see that much of a problem.
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This one again, huh.
I would honestly argue for removing Perma all together and merging it with Labor Camp so brigged prisoners can mine, even if it means we have to make a secondary asteroid a little farther away from the other outposts if need be. Mining wouldn't be required of prisoners, but it'd be an option and chance to make them productive.^Yeah, that.
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Wait, people actually give a shit about the stats at the end? Weird.
But anyway, yeah; I'd like dirty floors to stay. None of the reasons that have been stated so far strike me as particularly good ones for straight-up removing them. Reducing the rate it accumulates, maybe, but not removing them. Even then, I'm a little hesitant.
Oh, and fix it so only living mobs cause it.
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I agree that the chaplain should be a major threat to cultists.
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Have you considered cooking the nades?
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FYI: A competent medbay will have a toolbox for fixing cybernetics, and will get robotics to prioritise parts if required.
Also, a competent RD should've fired that roboticist. That's dereliction of duty at best, and being an asset to murder at worst.
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One that makes a bit more sense: take, and escape with, photos of each of the heads after having been slipped.
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I think he meant the perspex cover things that are used in public places to deter vandals.
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TullyBBurned.
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Because fun.
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This looks freakin' amazing. If this were added, I'd probably lose a day experimenting with it.
Although a 10-component limit seems like it won't be possible to make any properly complex machinery.
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Yes.
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Perhaps to balance it, have it act like a combo of autolathe and chem synth, but with much smaller capacity?
So, it takes metal and glass to produce the cases, and uses energy to synthesise the chems. Just have the capacity for chem synth energy set quite low, to limit what can be produced at once.
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I tend to have the oppositte problem.
I have 3 or 4 people that I think all deserve karma, and have a hard time picking between them.
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CO Jenkins for everything.
But seriously? Uh...
Sergey for sec
Fox for botanist
Luca for pod pilot (haven't seen much of Luca since the switch to NT Rep)
... that's about all I got
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This is kinda what I tried to codify with this concept. Kinda run into a dead end because I'm not sure how to go about it without SemanticMediaWiki (maybe I should suggest we use that...)
Expanding this into food and drink would be great.
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I said 1-2 hours per PERSON that recorded. With the three proposed that's already roughly 3-6 hours and it goes higher with more people.
That's just the time for viewing the content, it could take twice as long during the editing process (reviewing, scripting/planning, editing, etcetera).
Now you're getting into the realms of an average video.
Obviously, it depends on the type of video too.
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Because silly referential pet.
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Less flexible surgery? Ew.
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