Driker

Star Gazing spot on the AI connected via telepad to bar.

Strangers and monsters are just friends waiting to happen!

Vampires, Dragons and spiders oh my! Anyone else ever notice that when specific people roll vampire and have already deleted the entire security force, that terror spiders, swarmers and blobs always seem to spawn as well and make an already unmanageable situation even worse? No? Just me?

A traitor round. Made a lounge in escape that resulted in a bunch of shuttle crushed crew and a hijack.

Vampire Lair that went the entire round without a drop of blood being spilt inside.

You have my burger! And probably also my gun

I'll let the image itself do the talking.

Basically it was a target lock, max range instant leap that put you into aggressive hold automatically. The main reason that vox would stay on station back then instead of going into space, was because of the secret about the leap that everyone tried to keep under wraps. If vox attempted to use the leap on you in space, not only would it automatically fail, but the vox would then go flying past you, and off into space.

Personally I like this, the splitting part could be dealt with in game for the most part, but honestly I don't think icly a crew would want to see a bunch of spare brainless bodies sitting around or hidden. It's bad enough seeing it in genetics. Other than that, I approve. Agreed, with current karma system in dire need of a rework, due to people mostly giving karma to people for being antagonists more and more, with roleplay taking a back seat, it'd be unfair to the people that play slimes for the rp.

IT MUST HAVE BEEN P.A.T.C.H!

I personally would like to see this, especially if we could also get the Arc Smelter.

Just imagine Plasmamen vampires only being able to drink from other plasmamen. Mechanically that'd be terrible for them as vampire antags, but it'd sure be funny to witness.

People complaining about something that is suppose to be hard to deal with by unprepared people, being hard to deal with.

What's that? A mechanical change that makes dragging an unwilling person more dangerous like in the real world? You have my yes.