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Alright! I believe I'm finally done with these. If these look alright to everyone, I'll go ahead and send Flattest the full size file.

Wee another SSNoir picture!!! The more I draw these the more I feel like this could be a fun comic. And here's a style I normally don't do, but thought I trying

Hello fellow SS13 junkie, welcome to the forums. I hope you enjoy your stay here, and that you're enjoying the server so far. If you haven't already, I suggest joining the discord server for dank spess memes and general announcements that aren't posted to the forums. Don't be afraid to share your opinion, but remember: being wrong isn't bad. Stay safe and cause no harm, citizen.

@LittleBigKid2000 I did once, in a comic some time ago, here I'll post it again.

Hey there, so I've been a greytiding shit for a few months now, running about. Stealing things that aren't bolted down. Stealing things that ARE bolted down, building shotguns in maint and in general being security's most annoying friend ever. I'm going to give you four general principles of Petty Crime and what I like to call 'Lesser Antagonism.' I call it that, because you're not a full blown antag, and shouldn't act like one, however your antics do serve as a distraction and smoke screen that might cover an antagonists tracks. Anyhow. Principle one. And it's the most important principle of the lot. 1.) Security is not your enemy. But Enginseer! You'll object. This is a guide about petty crime? Shouldn't Shitcurity, who arrests you for doing that, be your enemy? No. And I'll tell you why. As long as you stick to the petty side of petty crime, they're at most a slight nuisance. You might lose a valuable tool (Goodbye my shotgun. Goodbye my vodka bottle full of napalm.) or get brigged for a few minutes. But ultimately, as long as you stick to the role of the petty criminal, they won't go after you too hard. Don't try to act like an antag. Act like a neutral agent. Not quite the law abiding crewmember, but still be willing to put a shotgun slug into a lings face to help an officer in need. You might not be abiding by the law, but you're still a crewmember of the Cyberiad. Act like it. Anyhow, this is one of the more boring principles but also the most important. 2.) You can get away with a lot if you just ask and act like it's no big deal. Yes. I have before recieved some insane things, (Bluespace beaker full of Potassium? No problem!) just by asking in a way that seems nonchalant. The stranger you act about something, the more suspicious people will be. You get nothing from fighting or arguing with people. Because that just makes them dig in. Ask, and if you meet resistance, agree and go away and come at the problem from another angle or even just wait and ask someone else for the exact same thing. Or ask for something that sounds less dangerous but really amounts to the same thing. For example, oftentimes scientists will have no problem letting you use the autolathe, but would balk at the idea of giving you shotgun slugs. 3.) The Station is full of pieces that nine tenths of the time won't be missed. So, the station is big. And with our relatively short round times, there are plenty of times where you can cannibalize parts of the station and no one will even notice, let alone care. For example. Oftentimes you can pull the scrubbers pipes out of sec maintenance and the round will continue as normal as if nothing happened. This isn't ALWAYS the case mind you. But it is more than just possible. All those chairs and tables scattered around are valuable materials for guns, ammo, and other goodies you'll need as a criminal in the dangerous world of the Cyberiad. 4.) Take Risks. Fortune Favors the Bold. So, the whole point of playing a criminal character is high risk high reward. You abandon the relative safety of following SoP, take your life into your own hands and hope to space jesus that you don't get merced before you can make it big. Some rounds this approach works. Other rounds you bite the bullet early on. But the important thing is to just keep trying. And think about how you can do better next time. You're already on the bottom, what more is there to lose?

Yo, uh. Im just a generic ss13 rper. Nothin special besides the fact im addicted to ss13. I say hello to this community.

Welcome

Remember- as soon as you reach 1000 posts, you can customize your forum title, so shitpost away.

Oh gee how sweet!! It's wonderful to hear people liking my art. ^.^

Your art completes me :3 I perpetually heckle Slade and his seals Also... My husband and I love your Skrell androgyny. Oh my... <3

♥ If I can think of more ideas that seem fitting for just a silhouette, then for sure I'll do up more!! ^-^

This took ages to pull together and santitise the data for, so glad its getting some use: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yeAHKzOrXecRc0BK1DemdtbB-vhpvOStHVnD6V4Jt6w/edit?usp=sharing Do note though, that this currently includes Nukie rounds... is 2016 data, and also includes things from surplus crates as purchases.

Last night I noticed while playing Warden that in the new evidence room with the recent Brig Rework there is now only a single box of evidence bags, whereas before there was at least three boxes. Would it be possible to have a couple more boxes as they run out very fast? After a couple of traitors they're all used up. Or is there another place where you can get them which I am not sure about?

I do have experience with the way the cyborgs are coded and it would be very hard to offer speed upgrades to these borgs, but if we remove the VTEC upgrade, I think the light, standard, study, and heavy could work out. If we put the standard borg at the exact same speed it is right now, the light basically having the speed of an upgraded borg, and the heavy and study being slower, I think it would be more then possible in the current code without any overhauls. It would still have some problems, but no more then what we currently have.