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there already is, for a ling time

Isnt't there a chance for you to bite your own tongue off instead? 0/10 would not try 'suicide' again

Dead people dont process reagents, you give them the chems so that they start processing them AS SOON as they come back to life. Oh, i lissed the part where it said that in the guide, looking at it now, nvm

still better than falling asleep in N2O

Yup, eldrin is right on naked EVA, though the thing about the new N2 tank is that you can't put it on your back, so you run the risk of having no air if you get slipped

uhm, am I just stupid or do chamicals not work when in a dead person?

I play vox exclusively, I love the lore, I love them in general, gameplay wise: I don't care about not being cloneable, seriously, I don't die enough, and if I do being cloneable wouldn't have helped, most of the time leap was OP, REALLY OP, nerfed leap was still situational, but due to BYOND's verb system it was meh(I guess a hotkey could've been assigned) now, the N2, I like the new N2 tank (except for the sprite), you're always on internals, and no "muh powergaming" either the old N2 tank restricted backpacks, that sucked, not to mention how bad vox look with it, IMO magclaws: okay, they used to be no speed loss galoshes and magboots in 1, the galoshes part wasn't really important, most of the time somebody slips you it's a clown or janitor, and in the case of the latter probably your own fault (unless the janitor's a shithead), for magboots, meh, really, here's the list of things magboots do: no LOL RNG slipping in space, airflow resistance and speed slowdown (old magclaws didn't have the last one) LOL RNG slipping in spess: just stupid in general, I think walking stops this but walking is to slow to bother, also there's few cases where it's to big of a difference airflow resistance: not all that big, the damage caused is, most of the time, minor enough to heal after a couple minutes, things hitting you is another story, but the magboots do help with that (also IIRC there's a hard cap on how much airflow-moved objects can hot you at a time, not sure though) TL;DR on magboots, not all that important, nice to have I guess (also, there's still a pair of magclaws in EVA, not all that big since vox can wear regular boots now though) spaceproofing: fucking, OP, but 1 of the only current bonuses they get, so PLS don't nerf this, ESPECIALLY with the new lung system. other than that there's still things like a lot of sprites not being designed for vox, and looking odd (seriously I HATE TK as vox because it looks HORRIBLE), and a couple bugs here and there. I can, however, see where you're coming from, Diseasel, I do feel vox are becoming more "human" (even the lore got changed for this), especially now that raiders aren't a thing anymore, I'll see what I can do code wise to help this though, if I can add and "oldvox" race and make that playable with the same karma unlock, and it gets merged on github, I hope that makes you happy, always puts a smile on my face to see an extra vox on the station.

There's high volume pumps in the code, somebody might want to map those in place of the normal ones EDIT: but yes, I agree airlocks are too slow, small ones like the solars are good, but fuck the xenoarch airlock

Aren't the fires and other side effects of the telepad caused by idiots not recalibrating it when needed, I don't see why we should reward incompetence

instantly resorting to stun baton/taser is one of the first signs of shitcurity

You're not supposed to be able to transplant cortical stacks to human bodies, if you are it's a glitch

I can only imagine fox's response to this being: "vox were never made for normal play" When vox raiders are adminbus only

I mean like, you should be able to see teh fact that there's holes in the guy's neck, bloody holes

There's multiple ways to get back into the round, you should be able to respawn after 30? Minutes, also, slimes are still cloneable if the doctor's aren't incompetent, just transplant the brain they apperently have, because slimes having brains makes sense, right.

I prefer roleplay over "silliness", and that's my personal opinion, so yes. You don't agree with my opinion that's fine. My name is not humorous, it's actually named after the original citadel paint colour, and is not a reference for humor. Quite how you'd see it as such is beyond me. We don't get to choose our own perfect game, we just get to play the closest thing to it. We all make compromises in this way. At this rate we'll be bay level Seriousness

as for coding ITSELF: http://www.byond.com/docs/guide/ http://www.byond.com/docs/ref/index.html #coderbus on rizon and #codershuttle on sorcerynet for /tg/ and bay coding IRC channels, respectively to get the code: https://github.com/ParadiseSS13/Paradise using github not in a nutshell: https://help.github.com/ you'll need to make a github account if you want to be able to contribute to the server, and you'll also need the github client (to make it WAY easier) once you got an account and the client, go to the top of the page where it says "fork": , press that button congrats, you now have a fork of the code, why is this needed? well, you can't directly "commit" (basically uploading your changes) to the main repo, for obvious reasons. it will look something like this: okay, I hope the github client is downloaded and installed, oh, and log into it while you're at it. go to the right of the page, and click the button "clone in desktop": (you can do the same with the main repo if you want to, I don't, because it's not all that neccesary) now, your browser will ask you if you what to do with this "github-windows://" link,(no picture because I already set it to not pop up) make sure it's set to the github client, if it isn't already, and just set it to remember the setting, accept that, it's not loading malware onto your PC, promise. now, github for windows should hopefully open and ask you where to save it, if it's bringing you to the github client's download page, make sure you're logged into github on the site. once that's done downloading, the github client should look something like this: barring the fact that I have more cloned repos and uncommited changes and all kinds of things. now, this isn't necessary to do, but it's good practice, up there where it says "master" in the github client, are your branches, now, you'll want to make a new branch, and keep using master as a clean sheet (why I don't have a fork of the main repo, not needed) click that "master" button, then press manage, select master(if it's not selected already), and then the plus, choose a name, and done, new branch back out of that branch menu, and press "master" again, then, the new branch you made should be in the list of branches, select it, and now you're on a new branch So, time to actually open dream maker, it comes with BYOND, so no worries, just click on baystation.dme (yes, it SAYS baystation, it's paracode) in the folder you chose to download the repo to, it should open DM, if it's opening something else, set DM as default, if it's asking what to open with, set DM as default now you're in DM, well, I hope you learned coding by now, if you didn't and it's just for a private server, fine go to build at the top of DM, press compile, wait ages for it to compile, progress is tracked at the bottom of DM, wait until it says something about 0 errors and 0 warnings and that it's completed go to the folder of your repo, TO BE COMPLETED SINCE I HAVE TO GO RIGHT NOW EDIT: well, time to complete this, crapilly typed this next part on an ipad, so no fancy images, and i might mess up some things Go to the folder of your repo, now, there should be a .dmb file, don't open it yet, go to the folder config, then example, copy admins.txt and admin-ranks.txt (not sure if the latter is really needed) to config, and edit admins.txt with your program of choice Type "{BYOND account key without capitalisation} - Host", without quotation marks, like the example, but without the # infront of it, also make sure Host is capitalised correctly. Now, open dream daemon (comes with BYOND like DM), and click that button where it says "...", now browse to your .dmb file and select that, then press "GO" (Don't directly open the .dmb from windows explorer, else you'll get a million security messages about reading certain files, which is a PAIN to click through) Once dream daemon finally started the server (don't worry if windows says it's not responding, just wait), press the arrow button that used to be the "..." Button, you should now be on your private server! (If you're not make sure the BYOND pager is running and you're logged in) Also, you should be admin, so now you can goof around and have a whole lot of fun (Oh, important note about Dream daemon, you can't simply close it by pressing the X at the top right of the window, it'll just make it minimize to tray, go to file -> quit to fully close it) Well, if you DID take the time to learn how to code, code the things you want to code, test if it works, yada yada yada. Well, you want to actually push those changes to the server, right? Open the github client, and make sure your fork is selected, where it says uncommited changes, click the downwards arrow, you should now see a list of well, uncommited changes, Select the files you modified, added, deleted, whatever, and give your commit a description and name, then press okay. (Make sure you don't commit baystation12.dme, just discard the changes, unless you added/deleted files, at which point you should only commit the corresponding lines) Now, press the sync button that (unless you did something wrong) a little up arrow with a 1 next to it, and wait for it to sync Now you're gonna make a pull request, which is basically: I want to merge changes from X branch in X fork to the main repo's X branch Now, open your fork of the repo in your internet browser, and press make pull request(because i'm shoddily typing this on mobile, some of the things i'm gonna say here might be incorrect, github help i linked at the top of the page), now, because i told you to make a seperate branch, you'll have to edit the branch you're making the PR from, and set it to the branch you made Now, gibe your PR a name and description, also make sure the files changed and commits amount is correct for what you changed, else you're probably making a PR to a revert branch Then make the PR, if it's good, it might even get merged!

I don't see why giving yourself all acess isn't allowed (anymore), from an OOC perspective: slight, SLIGHT self antagging, and if you get it secretly, without anybody else knowing, nobody will give a shit anyways, unless you're a dumbass who blatantly uses it. IC: you, are on a space station, that has more than a third of the shift including blobs, nuke ops, xenos, traitors, wizards, lings, whatever (last time I checked your character knowing this from other shifts was okay, if it wasn't, count potential shit that might have already gone down, like there currently being xenos and understaffed sec), you KNOW that all acess WILL save your/other's life(s) sometime, not to mention shit like characters being greedy and/or slightly naughty.

Honestly, I don't think vox being unclonable is that bad, especially since it's godawful lore wise, but we do really need them to get buffs in other ways, or ATLEAST fix the various spawn equipment bugs

only if it also requires an emag

/VG/ already has a decal system in place, might wanna port that over

it's probably possible to compare the old vs. new list and change the icon_state if there's a difference

not trying to ruin the fun, but there should be a better way to check if somebody gets sucked dead by a vamp

Well I once busted an antag doctor who was breaking into sec via space with it, easy to miss in the detail list

If it's about balance, change some values, also, it only ever should fail if in antag hands, which it easily can