Knightedskull

Just recently discovered this thread. Really great stuff here and covers from doodles, to full drawings, to sprites, to semi-lewd stuff. I don't play Vox but I like the good art. can't wait to see more.

Is pretty good stuff you got here. If you really wanted to, I think you can pull off some really good horror vibes. That husk you did almost gave me the chills. Also you do title cards? That's pretty neat.

My character is going to violently collapse into a coma if he saw that Paddywagon. I like crossbows too though I'd have made the bolt slightly longer and a further pull on the bow.

Dangerously close unbuttoned pants.....what are you doing to me, Dream DX< Purple pillows always a plus. Seems Jonah has no clue what the hell is going on or what day it is and Zeke is rolling with it by supplying him the booze.

Really like the pistol too. It seems like a sprite would really fit in the original XCOM. The magazine really drives that home. Really nice banner too.

Probably the most off putting is the, uh, mouse ears (they extend pretty far) on....I can't tell what that is, I'm sorry (poor Beau). But the first one is nice, shows some character. I like the style too.

Regularly see in medical and can't recall having to fire. Glad to have ya aboard. (going off possibly bad memory) Did you make the character sprite based off the avatar or found one close enough to the sprite?

Though, for the new ones, don't feel too pressured to try medical. Play paramedic or change the title to nurse. They should allow you to gain experience in the medical field but without the professional expectations. Should we include a small thing in the SoP regarding the nurse title? I really feel like the Nurse title should be those trying to learn the ways of medical and to gain experience without as much pressure (though no excuse for general incompetence).

Aye, the call of development reaches out to most characters after a while. From a dashing pirate to charming rogue, seems a natural progress to me.

Ah I see what you mean. That does explain the few accidents I had in which I broke some dishes but why they didn't break when I had accidentally clicked the dish onto something else directly. Alex, are you hitting the paper with the dish or are you hitting the dish with the paper? What fox is saying there is a clear difference between the two and one results in shattering and the other not.

And then it ends up like an all-IPC Security force. "Your move, creep." *Creep uses EMP!* *It's super effective!*

But why would you even do that? The beginning initial steps are relatively the same. Once you open up, you can then go about working on everything. Fix vein, organs, bones, cavity....you just do it all in one go if you have to. Having to railroad the surgery process is terrible. Or are we misinterpreting this?

By list, do you mean a UI pops up?

With there being a total of 5 defribs in medbay, I have not seen a complete lack of them lately. As CMO I always try and keep tabs of where they are. But I do agree that generally you shouldn't haul around a defrib 24/7 UNLESS you are active amongst medbay. Unless you are the paramedic/emergency, you should not leave the facility with one. As for why that question is often ask, a lot of doctors either do not know or are not aware of the extra medical equipment closets in the surgery rooms also contain a defrib ( and nitrile gloves).

If you can somehow possibly kill an admin that had one, i would gladly do so.

Ok, so, from a player perspective, surgery is still the same, but now we can mess and screw around with alien organs and robot parts? I don't know if I am missing something or misreading but the current surgery looks intact (and thus my job).

{Seems it double posted, sorry.}

I may not have a ton of experience in virology, but I'm willing to bet I wouldn't be the first to accidentally shatter a vrio glass by accident. A miss click can happen and if you have not been paying attention (probably watching a video/reading wiki to break monotamy), so can an object in the other hand go unnoticed (no excuse for eating an organ though). Also, like wise for both mechanical and RP reasons, you'd be expected and WANT to wear bio suits to keep yourself and other's safe.

As much as it would suck, if the Diona are not on the crew manifest....no one has to IC legally care and release anyway. Would suck for the Diona until they convince someone to give them the antibodies. I'd be against releasing an airborne either way if there does exist someone it would hurt.

Extra anti-bodies as well as informing late crew members.

That was what I generally meant earlier. There is no consent when it comes to airborne viruses. Didn't know about the Dionae being hurt by all though.

I don't think this will change my character but I will be glad if this becomes canon.

Love is in the air. At 3 AM.

> fucking love it. I'm both crying and laughing.

Yeah after trying several times with and without masks, I do not think they actually contribute to leading to infections in open surgery. Though, I do think for IC reasons should wear one, for same reasons in RL. Probably goes the same for the medical masks when used for anesthetics but I don't think they function differently any other internal mask. Also maybe have it so anesthetics shouldn't be taken out of the operating room as well. Sometimes I see them ditched at Cyropods for some reason and not returned...that and, well, can't think of any good excuses as to why someone would need one outside of the room without malicious/clown intent. Regarding Viral Procedures: Some sick patients try and dash out after knowing they have a virus, antag or not for some RP reason. So am thinking 2 should firmly mention that if someone makes a run for it the CMO needs to hit quarantine button on desk or subdue the person with whatever means to stop the person spreading the virus. Or add another lien that containment and isolation is top priority. (either way word it better than me) As for DNR's : They should be signed by the person and then verified and stamped by the CMO and all the other doctors notified. It should relate to all doctors and not just the coroner, though they def should keep the bag tagged for such too. Maybe thinking Virus crates should only authorized, signed and stamped, from the CMO rather than freely ordered by whoever-convinced-cargo. It requires the right access anyways and outside of virology it can only be used for malcontent.