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Muffled shitcurity noises

Please do wipe your feet before entering this plain of existence.

Now it's two.

There's no confusion here. Wink wink nudge nudge.

... One.

No, stop cheating you ten-sided die.

I've had it up to here with this eight-legged math.

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Delta Dork

Shipping this now.

They 100% do Source: Am mentor, know everything

Additionally: Good luck getting some officers to prefer limping over to Medbay after dealing with a criminal when there's a questionably qualified doctor not three yards to their left. Telling an Brig Phys to specifically not heal anyone but prisoners is, as mentioned, a breach of that delightful Hippocratic Oath but as well crippling security in any situation where they will inevitably need surgery after dealing with the issue (Shadowlings, Terror Spiders, any high damage antagonist.) Brig Phys is also already restricted by what they can get from other departments, as I know all to well. If a Brig Phys doesn't need a cloning pod/cyro tube/chemistry station, then the respective department for the materials could easily tell them "No." And then report them for B&E when the doctor tries to get it themselves.

One of those is the secret Paradise ERP server. Enter at your own risk.

Beer, beer, beer. What's a girl gotta do to get three gulps of tequila around here?

I certainly wouldn't mind having an infirmary separate from the brig if it gives me more room to play with if it gets rid of that damn courtroom I can get behind this. While it would be harder to restore Cloners from the odd mad-bomber, if they were more resilient to those types of things as well that would be good. Considering this, you would think an antagonist would jump on a Brig Phys while they're doing their shift-start run-around-the-station, but I've yet to have it happen to me, personally.

Something something paved with good intentions.. I'll cop to this. Being prepared for anything and everything as a Brig Phys is now routine for me, and while this is great when it bleeds into working other medical roles, I can see it being an issue of Powergaming. While I would not bring my infirmary to the level of Val's here (Cloning lab is just too much, and body scanner/surgery computer is for nerds), I do have the tendency to have surgery tools on hand immediately, steal ask nicely for a defrib unit, order a chemistry station, grab a few tools for the odd IPC, then loiter in the brig garden to make a shoulder holster or two - Anyone looking close enough can see how far downhill it can go. I'm sure Sec can live without an in-home engineer.

It would be nice if the Brig Tech could also cooperate with the Brig Phys in regards to IPC/Cyborg repairs as well.

Totally not just liking this idea because it takes less off my work load as Brig Phys, but as well it would help save confusion when the Physician is slinking around engineering for tools and materials, and then hacking vendors to get the little things she likes, then hears an officer trying to get into a room and we just decide "Oh, here. We've got the tools, let's try our luck." and- Yeah, having a Brig Engineer or giving the Pilot some more Engineering credentials would be nice.

Put two bottles of tequila down, then we'll talk.

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We need more than four security officers to break this shit up.

Art of my fox, yes.