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Yeah, the best example I see is about the 'bribe'. Like for what? 10 credits is bullshit clearly. We're not going to give a credit value to each steal objective either. Use common sense please, and if in doubt ahelp. SS13 has near infinite possible situations, we can't rule on all of them. https://paradisestation.org/wiki/index.php/Advanced_Rules - has some precedents.

This. And pending more context even what other members of the admin team have said here will probably change too.

Erm, excuse me, but *heh*, I read this forum post, that ummm, says I'm right.

I return again for a monthly dump I'm gonna split some of these up this time :] Buncha doodles based off convos when I had no tablet pen Doodle batch 1 More finished-up ones :]

In a few settings I've seen that's the 'official' term, but on the street it's wet-ware, just like cybernetics are called 'chrome'. Bio-Chip Injector I like. No risk at all of it being confused with anything else. Assuming nothing better in the next few days I'll go with that.

I don't make art especially often, but somehow I've wound up making several SS13 things, so I guess it makes sense to make one of these art threads to store them all. Some pixel art I did a while back of Yikaya. A low-res 3D model of @SlimeBird's ever-popular caffeine-addicted vox, Chikitita, made in PicoCAD. And finally, the result of my attempt throughout last week to learn Blender: a scene of @rwn's IPC S.E.A.G.U.L.L. drifting through space. (And a bonus close-up on the face)

This is basically a list of scenarios and discussing whether or not they are breaking rules and other certain times when this rule should apply 1. Amassing guns and armor because of cult halos/Wizard/Nukeops/Traitor murderboning because hijack. 2. A security officer tries to tase you, but you dodge the shots, and disarm him of his gun, and run away. 3. Taking a bribe as an engineer to turn a blind eye to let a traitor steal a supermatter silver 4. See your objectives go "Nah fuck that shit" and build a saw deathtrap and kidnap random people to force them to compete for their lives 5. Assisting a traitor in hijacking the shuttle as an antag 6. Giving up high risk items to a traitor because you are being held at gunpoint. 7. Making a death trap at the centcom arrival area so when ert arrive they get killed when you are an antag

There's not enough context on any of these to really tell and this reeks of trying to rules lawyer and hit us with "gotcha" bullshit.

Wetware/cyberware. This is the basic dichotomy that's been around since the 80s. It is the staple definition of cyberspace/cyberpunk genres. The only real deviation from this is Shadowrun which uses the term "bioware," but this is specific to vat-grown and genetically enhanced organs. You don't like it, you can take it up w/ Bruce Sterling or just about any other foundational writer in this genre. I have literally nothing to do with any of these definitions.

This keeps it simple while getting rid of the word "implant" +1 for bio-chip and injector EDIT: we would have to go through the list of what are currently implants that are to become bio-chips and rename them. i.e. storage implant renamed to storage chip...which sort of sounds ridiculous that a chip could be used to store objects much larger than it but it actually works in this universe with a bluespace storage devices...makes it more techie. Am I the only one who imagined a storage implant to be like a freaking box inside of someone's body? I'm rambling...

In real life subdermal implants are implanted with the use of a dermal punch, which is a thingy that removes a disk of skin, a trocar, which is sort of a hollow needle or blade that you can insert through, like for laparoscopic surgery, or a syringe... In SS13 it seems to be the latter. Bio-chip injector perhaps?

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