Coolrune206

Don't suppose you could make the Bridge Windows a special type that allow vision but block sounds (I.E. talking)? Would still afford Bridge their view of the Central Corridor, but would decrease the incentive for people to sit in front of bridge and eavesdrop for hours - plus, it just makes sense for the Command area with important discussions to be soundproofed. In my general opinion, looking in on the bridge can be fine to a certain degree, but when people pull out the sofa and and lay down, or bridge hobo while they have an actual job (looking at you, Sec), it gets a bit far. When they're playing music and smacking on the windows while we're trying to do something, it's just stupid. If you want to actually observe Command antics, observe.

Literally unplayable

A squad of five unmarked personnel hosing the station down with pulse fire afterwards.

One appeal.

Three bwoinks

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Excuse you, I am under the impression that as far as admins go, you are now one!

No. Bad. One.

IT'S GOING UP!

Once more we go!

Sounds good for a mining perspective, just hope it does low damage - I'm not entirely sure how but I'm sure players would otherwise find a way to gamer it to kill Megafauna or maybe blobs very easily. Mining Mains always find a way...

33 is Naval Officer, 34 is ERT Commander... Stands to reason that 35 is either SOO or Naval Captain?

You had one job

I suspect our run may end with nine, as the nerdmins are stirring

One minute? Nope, can't spare it.

Four or more people who are only playing this now that the Forum Rank system was introduced.

Greytide, Forumwide!

Utilise the barter system and trade these wares up with the crew until you acquire the NAD.

Kids're calling him Fatt Malvor now? Back in my day it was just Fat Malvor, as we had no appreciation for proper punnery and wordplay!

Very intimidating. Absolutely nothing can stop that person. Definitely nothing. Not one thing, could stop that person dead in their tracks. Nothing. hehehehehe

Mmm actual question time. Do you support "Improve, don't remove" or do you think that certain things aren't worth the time improving and should just be removed altogether?

Why?

Yeaaah, I'd say Spark's lawful evil, riiiight? Now, the true Chaotic Evil is @marginalorb

I honestly feel like, if there are two detectives, the job could be really fun: if you get a good partner. Sure, you might get a shitty partner that takes everything useful from the locker at shift start and runs off to be a pseudo officer, but just imagining checking out a crime scene with a fellow sleuth who actually gives a damn... that would be some really enjoyable roleplay. I also feel like it might be a good idea to shift Detective to being a Karma role as it's already designed to be a little more roleplay intensive than just Sec Officer "haha unga bunga taze antag", and especially if it would involve having two detectives - it would hopefully prevent the role from being taken by people who don't want to actually play the role, and would hopefully help set a higher standard of roleplay between the two detectives

At the moment, with the relatively new Bloodcult, a common trend I see in rounds is the cult being very "unga", and despite being given tools to operate silently and grow their numbers in secret like a cult, they're rewarded just as much for going loud due to their quick access to very powerful weapons and defensive items. I'm not saying a cult shouldn't eventually go loud, in fact they should when they're preparing to summon in order to secure their summon area. At the same time, the cult isn't rewarded that much for actively going after their sacrifice targets. They can usually just grab them near the end and summon rather quickly. I think it would be a far superior system if the cult started out unable to create certain items at their Forges and Altars until they had sacrificed a certain amount of their targets: After the first sacrifice, Flagellants Robes and Shielded Cult Armor would unlock, as the Flagellants is a very powerful item for conversion that also makes it pretty much immediately obvious that a cult is present - gating it behind one sacrifice would give the cult incentive to actively pursue the first sacrifice. Likewise, Shielded Cult Armor is a powerful tool for direct conflict, which the cult should probably avoid until after they've started hitting their sacrifice targets. After the second sacrifice, the Mirror Shield would unlock. This item has always been a massive pain, being completely effective against the majority of tools that Security starts the shift with (tasers and disablers, and being mostly effective against lasers), and while it has a drawback if the shield is shattered, it's still all-around a massively powerful item that can turn a cultist from a realistic target for security to subdue to someone that is very hard to subdue without killing. This power-spike would be best received after the second summon, when cult can expect to combat the entirety of security and possibly an ERT while securing their summon area. I'm of course open to criticisms or more effective ways to both limit the cult's early-game potential to snowball while giving them a drive to pursue specific targets to increment their strength.