Shadeykins

uh uh yeah come on and get it on 'cause it's time for @S34N he gonna knock on ya door drag ya cross the front lawn cause your *squish ain't cool and your slime ain't neat and your RP kinda subpar your ass? get beat gonna adminbus pop a cap in yo ass then crabwalk away with the girlies swoonin' so fast (or boyfies, whatever you're into sean) (it's cool with me either way) ain't got time for your games or for you askin' why leave you kickin' and screamin' in the ACs brudda no lies word

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The FPXX ones should be front page only, period. I upsized and uploaded them specifically for the front page when I designed it! :) The schema shouldn't be used anywhere else to my knowledge.

The QM is still the head of the supply department and a member of it. If you want to upload the correct file, feel free & I will push the edit to the template, though this reminds me that all front-page image files should probably be protected against changes.

Done.

Sounds fine to me. Feel free to make that edit if the page isn't protected. It was added in there after I attempted to reupload an image 5 times.

1) There are also very few chemicals useful to you. You have no healing over time. Your access to adrenals and stun-resistance is highly limited. Viruses are almost always positive. You're still susceptible to any kind of fire-based chem or acid. 2) Nobreathe is almost functionally pointless. A topped up yellow tank does the same thing. 3) Situational functionality during a single event isn't terribly useful, it's merely convenient. Sources of radiation aren't common, and deliberately irradiating yourself to affect others is something that would be restricted to a hijack antagonist. 4) Chicken noodle soup exists. 5) Food heals organics. Medbots heal organics. Clicking on yourself with a widely available automender for .2 seconds heals organics. This ties back into #1. 6) You also can't ghost and maintain role eligibility. Your speaker can also be turned off, which makes this moot. The only meaningful buff that IPCs have over other species is that they can't get IB, but this is more or less moot because they tend not to survive encounters that would typically cause them to begin with. As another point, you can't be cloned and *must* receive surgery to be revived. This makes death a much larger hassle, as it's dependent on someone having knowledge + tools + time, rather than three clicks on a cloner (or one, with it upgraded).

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.

A lot of books that deal w/ this call semi-biological implants "wetware."

We used to have wizards w/ objectives before. It ended up creating incredibly tame rounds that dragged on for hours on end with no satisfying conclusion. Wizard shows up, pretends to be friendly, completes their objective silently, then farts around w/ Command for 1:45. Their current objectiveless schema is very intentional.

Thanks for the heads up. Been awhile since I played as them. Quite honestly I never noticed because when a changeling gets dragged to the crematorium, they're typically being beaten by three different people who all possess instastun. I honestly didn't notice because changelings escape rate after being caught is so abysmally low. When I have noticed them escape, it's as headslugs, and they generally spend the rest of the round in the vents.

Brig Physicians aren't to be chasing down changelings in any way, shape, or form. They're not officers. If they're acting like officers, ahelp it. If the cling gets caught in security and the brig doc SRs them, that's on the cling for being reckless and trying to infiltrate a secure area. No different than a changeling going loud in medical and getting decap'd by the CMO or a surgeon at that point tbqh. SR already requires a changeling to be dead. If you're dead, and killed by security, chances are you're also cuffed and being actively beaten every time you attempt a revive. SR doesn't change the dynamic here.

In case of uplinks, presumably.

because the sprites look pretty neat

IIRC, the security page includes armour value listings on all the equipment. It was an eventual goal to have a full inventory of all items w/ damage/armour. I think it would be much simpler to just explain the armour formula at the header of the relevant sections.