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The 2nd might be that they're a thread camper such as myself. (For those unaware, I COUNT AS A PLAYER IN THIS THREAD.)

hell if I know what's up, but I'll give it five stars (I count as a PLAYER as per Adr's ancient command)

I've looked into it in the past and I hadn't found it too interesting, but looking at re-reviews, it might look like something I'd pick up. I'll simmer on it a bit and pop in on occasion.

CORGI SQUEEEEEEEEEE!

Geeze, make sure to go on during the Australian afternoon so you run into Cole Laurenzi, you guys sound perfect with one another, as he was a drinking, swearing, and somehow incredibly competent engineer to the point that we've got a whiskey/vodka stash mapped into the engi sat. Also, good to see more people back, and even more using the forum.

Oh, and the lampshade thing reminded me of this.

Nice Zeke lamp, also, pin ups that remind me of the fallout style will always be good, for the sake of the fallout style if nothing else. Also, cat ears are heretical.

Pasta is the best damned food on the planet, there shall be no equal. Although rice/cheese/bacon are all easily in at least second place.

All of these, fuck yeah! Maint Carps Rule!

On top of what SomeGuy's already said. ERT has a choice and are often players who willingly do said amount of roleplay at their choice, and by ghosts who get revived, you could argue that they don't spill the beans on everything, yes, though their killer is going to be the main temptation if they do happen to want to spill any beans after cloning, which is why the above suggestion of the law above makes a good argument, in my opinion.

I find CMD to be a terrible thing in terms of forcing yourself to act oblivious, as it goes along the same lines as "lol changling? Wut dat?" or "Vamp no real, silly human, u just imaginateded he fangses." This is a damn good alternative, mostly because it supports the mindset that verbal evidence shouldn't be enough to convict somebody.

But there's no reason to lock down the discussion, nothing's even gone ad hominem yet...

As they stand, I enjoy the position they're in. While they may have a number or positives, the drawbacks even things out nicely, as I've outlined prior. The EMPs in terms of damage make sense, though the cost might be a bit low, but the damage modifiers are fine as they are and there's really nothing else I really have a problem with. It's well known that I only play IPC, and as the terrible masochist I am, death makes the game far more fun and interesting for my sake. As for emag interaction, I've stated my opinion prior about traitors already having mindslave implants and chaplain traitors having the equivalent of this with the conversion staff. I don't believe the emag needs to be a cheaper way to do so, mostly because of how easy the means are to get, though it might be interesting, so it's not exactly something I'd say shouldn't have at least a test run, if not more. Overall, IPCs are in a good spot, I don't think they really need any changes as they stand, for better or for worse.

As it is my list, I shall rework it as I currently have seen IPCs and follow the stats with my opinion and experience on how it plays out in game. ( Thank you for the rework you've already done, dadols.

If you had no idea, I am in love with the low poly art style, all hail geometria!

COOOOOORGIIIIIIIIIIIII!!! Merry Crimmus.

Hardly alone with all the hubub about em' and people asking if they're alright, still, that's some cool friggin' art!

Considering the low cost and high power of the emag, not sure it'd be a good idea to, at least in this state, have the ability to control the entirety of the synthetic crew for the cost of one item. Getting the first few is hard, but get enough 'thralls' and you'll end up getting most of the rest. As it stands, I like where IPCs are, as they currently seem pretty well diversified from the human races with nothing too strong that isn't offset by something equivalent in weakness or sometimes even greater in the case of the EMP. EMPs, being kept in place as a serious side affect (Be it death or major discombobulation), can now be completely mind controlled at the cost of 8 TCs, still 2 telecrystals lower than the standard mindslave implant, and that's only if the traitor uses the EMP flashlight, which they could negate with the instant stuns we have and mindslave somebody for the price of 6 TCs, enough to get 2 sets of noslips and military belts, or an ecrossbow, or a revolver, or a chainsaw, etc. This isn't to say that no change can be made to IPCs, just that, in their current state, they seem to be the most diverse of the bunch considering how much snowflake coding goes into them. Adding more interactions between IPCs and other traitors is good, though the suggested idea of adding emaggable mindslave-y interaction is sort of odd considering mindslave implants comparatively cost an arm and a leg, and are not reusable (You get a box filled with a single implanter already loaded with one mindslave plant for 10TC, non-reusable compared to the 6 TC reusable emag.). I want to write more, but due to school, can't do so, I'll try to cover arguments about the diona more particularly due to how relevant they seem to discussion, though I'll probably spend some time scrolling through the other pages to see what else has some hubbub about it.

You forgot about one... SPIIIIIIIIIDEEEEERRRRRR.... yeah, I count pAIs as characters, even if they're one-offs!

Love the landscape one, sort of reminds me of the river next to my house when I was a bit smaller. However much younger I could be, that is.

I can only hear the distant screams of "magic missile" in the distance and firework noises.

Is that a bird wearing a wizard hat in their hand?

3 nerds about, remember, count as a player!

That's the best way to save them. That or a space suit.

Good to see another person pop on, depression and such isn't irregular here, though it doesn't make it any less serious. Best of luck, and have some fun while you're at it.