Stephanov

We should have papers, please'esque admittance papers for late arrivals (anyone entering after the round started)

And they should probably be the most ridiculed job as well until shit goes down. ;D

So I noticed there being a popup for when you smell a body, which is foul and makes you throw up. But how about something pleasant too? What about a message for the NT-soap, freshly baked bread /other stuff the chef makes, a burnt mess, drinks? "Ahhh, the small of fresh bread" "You can tell how strong this liquor really is when its strong scent reaches your nostrils" "I think somebody messed up a recipe there." Just an idea! The other thing I thought up with is more disabilities; allergies. Maybe some selectable, maybe a "random allergy" button for those who feel like a challenge. The first showing up in your notes, the latter only if you've ran into it. Triggering a "Uh-oh, you feel a rash crawling over your skin" or something like that.

What I would find cool is if there were some sort of jobs that make a character only speak a certain language. This would give more of a bonus to picking a certain language and make languages more useful. Two languages in particular. Tradeband and gutter. Now obviously tradeband would be spoken by some sort of trader. What if such a character existed, similar to the QM, except for he uses currency to order stuff instead of points. This would give an incentive for characters to make money. (One way or the other) Then for gutter would be more of a shady figure. What he could do is be more of a blackmarketish fellow. Now what this guy could do is buy illegal commodities such as space drugs, weed, shrooms, etc. Might even consider selling crystals to agents for a ton of cash. He should probably be on the station illegally and has to move all the time. In short: On-station legal and illegal trade, more uses for languages, more use for IC money! Now due to the nature of these powerful jobs, they should cost a ton of karma.

After playing some botany, I had a few suggestions for it. Special cigarettes! For one, I found there was not much incentive to make cigarettes there, seeing they show up under exactly the same name as regular ones. Maybe it would be nice to specifically mention they are handmade in either the name / description Cigar rolling Dried tobacco leaf on dried tobacco leaf: "You start rolling a cigar" ---- [insert name] has rolled a handmade cigar! Dumping dryable objects directly from the plant bag onto the drying rack As it is now, you have to manually take every object that is dryable out of the bag and insert it onto a drying rack, it would just be a little more comfortable if you could just click the plant bag onto the drying rack and it automatically inserts any available objects that can be dried. UV lights? The little buggers like the sun don't they? Maybe something researchable like that could increase the yield if placed on a tray.

The Pathogenic incubator pings The Pathogenic incubator pings So I like to keep one PI cooking up pathogens, and one growing cells so I can analyze them. The problem is... it pings the moment it's ready to add to blood. What happens? While I'm cooking up strings of DNA, I can't tell whether the machine I'm readying cells with is ready cause they have an identical message. In short; I'd like the two pathogenic incubators be marked with numbers for a more comprehensive environment. Pathogenic incubator #1 pings! Pathogenic incubator #2 pings! Sorry if my explanation seems somewhat vague

What I would find cool if you could build some sort of expensive-to-make wizard sanctuary which'll increase your rate of magical power gain.

The thing I've noticed is them taking blood from everyone without permission, I don't really know these creatures or what they do, but certainly they shouldn't just be allowed to take bloody from everyone just cause they're a certain creature. Unless this is already illegal and I'm not aware of it....

Well hello guys, I'm Stephanov, ICly known as Maxwell Lancaster. I kinda stumbled into this station by sheer luck. It wasn't until a few days I found out there's a lot of people here that I know from previous stations