Bijata

Following the Guide to Telescience results in you running into the Experimentor without a clue how to proceed. The guide should probably mention that telescience needs to be researched and build in the first place. Also: The original room has a radiation suit so bugging engineering shouldn't be necessary. The Air Alarm is also installed, should a scientist decide to replace/move/ignore the Experimentor. EDIT: The whole page is a clusterfuck of contradicting/wrong formulas and parameters. I'm currently digging, calculating and testing but here's what I found so far: Under "Let's zap something" is the vertical axis declared as X. Later in the examples section the vertical axis suddenly becomes Y. There is also this formula for the maximal distance by power level: Dmax = SQRT((P - power offset) × 10). This formula contradicts in the examples further below of the guide. Actually, since Dmax is the inverse of Pmin it should be (P-Poffset)^2 ÷ 10 I'm now looking through the source code of telescience and provide additional details after I unraveled the whole thing.

Make it so everybody picking that race has to control the same entity. You know, for balance. Paradise plays singuloth.

Hi there I'm new to the server (and the game) so I don't yet understand the mechanics behind viruses but if I understand this thread correctly, radium basically cures viruses? I assume this will then add toxin damage which is cured by charcoal respectively. How difficult would it be to code something which permantly alters the character in a negative way and thus giving an incentive to do it right? The penalty shouldn't be game breaking, make it more annoying than dangerous. Let people randomly puke or put their metabolism in overdrive requiring people to eat and drink twice as much or weaken their balance senses resulting in slips from time to time. (The last one will teach everyone a lesson in patience the next time it happens). With such a system in place you could still beat the round even if the virologist is a traitor or not present at all. The janitor probably won't be amused by half the station puking everywhere though.