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The '''Game Mode''' decides what events and occurrences will happen during the round, and what goals everyone has. It can be changed by admins, or by voting.
{{JobAntag}}The '''Game Mode''' for a round dictates what events, antagonists, and occurrences will happen during the round. Each gamemode has specific requirements that determine whether the gamemode will be available to be "rolled" at round-start that is based on player count, antagonist eligible players, chance, and server configuration settings. The game mode has a significant impact on the objectives of antagonists at the beginning of the round as well as what type of antagonists will be available to be rolled. Finally, some game modes have ending conditions that when met will initiate the end of the round sequence.
{{Note|Game Modes should not be confused with [[Random events]] which are events that happen ''after'' round-start and are generally not dictated by the gamemode}}
==Game Mode Cycle==
Each gamemode is assigned a probability value, all those values are put into a "Bucket" and one is randomly drawn out. Adding/removing values will effect the entire pool. Current standing are:


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* [[Changeling]] - Probability value of 3
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* [[Cult]] - Probability value of 3
* Autotraitor - Probability value of 3
* Extended - Probability value of 3
* [[Nuclear Agent|Nuclear Emergency]] - Probability value of 2
* [[Traitor]] - Probability value of 2
* Traitor + Changeling - Probability value of 3
* Traitor + Vampire - Probability value of 3
* Trifecta - Traitor + Vampire + Changeling - Probability value of 3
* [[Vampire]] - Probability value of 3
* [[Wizard]] - Probability value of 2


=Random events=


[[Random events]] are events which may happen during another round type. They include meteor waves, virus outbreaks and more.
===Secret Modes===
Unless forced by an admin, all game modes for a specific round will be secretly chosen: regular players will not be able to see the round-type until the end of the round. This means that at round-start, unless a player is an antagonist, they will not know the round-type. Only game modes that are [[#In Rotation|In Rotation]] will be able to be rolled as part of the secret mode. While secret modes are generally ''randomly chosen'' as part of their roll chance, admins can secretly force a round-type if they choose to.


=Secret=
==All Game Modes==
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All game modes that are available in or codebase (but not necessarily available in-game). While each round-type has an associated round-start requirements (requirements that must be met for a round to be considered to be rolled), this guide lists the standard config round-start player requirements which means that actual in-game values may differ, however whether or not a round is in-rotation or not is accurate.
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===In Rotation===
The default game mode on Paradise. This mode picks from most of the good modes randomly, and doesn't inform the players what the game mode is at the beginning of the round. In addition, certain random events may occur during the round.  
Game modes that can be rolled in-game without admin intervention.
 
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''Secret currently has the following game modes in rotation:''
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! style="background-color:#606D89; width:20%;" | Gamemode
==[[File:Sword.gif|32px]] [[Traitor]]==
! class="unsortable" style="background-color:#606D89; width:15%;" | Round-Start Requirements
''"There is a syndicate traitor on the station. Do not let the traitor succeed!"''
! style="background-color:#606D89; width:20%;" | Round-End Conditions
 
! class="unsortable" style="background-color:#606D89; width:50%;" | Description
The most common game mode in secret. In '''Traitor''', one or more crew members are '''Syndicate agents''' and are given a PDA Uplink to provide them with [[Syndicate Items|useful tools]] to help them '''complete their goal'''. The Crew must find out who the traitors are and stop them from reaching their goal.  
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! [[Traitor]] <br> [[File:Swordred.gif]]
| One player with [[Traitor]] enabled
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| The most common game mode in secret. In '''Traitor''', one or more crew members are '''Syndicate agents''' and are given a PDA Uplink to provide them with [[Syndicate Items|useful tools]] to help them '''complete their goal'''. The Crew must find out who the traitors are and stop them from reaching their goal.  


Traitor objectives are usually one of the following:
Traitor objectives are usually one of the following:
* Assassinate/Protect a specific crew member.
* Assassinate a specific crew member.
* Steal a restricted item.
* Steal a restricted item.
* Ensure only fellow traitors are on the Emergency Shuttle when it leaves, or just escape alive and free.
* Ensure only fellow traitors are on the Emergency Shuttle when it leaves, or just escape alive and free.
* Die a glorious death.
* Teach a specific crew member a lesson.
* Debrain an specific crew member.
* Debrain a specific crew member.
* Maroon a specific crew member.
* Maroon a specific crew member.
If the Traitors can meet their objectives and are present and alive on a pod or the shuttle when it leaves, they win. However, being in the Shuttle Brig (marked with red flooring) or handcuffed does not count toward escaping and will cause the traitor to fail. Note that traitors win individually - they may band together and work as a team, but it is not required for them to succeed.
If the Traitors can meet all of their objectives when the emergency shuttle leaves, they win. However, being in the Shuttle Brig (marked with red flooring) or handcuffed does not count toward escaping and will cause the traitor to fail. Note that traitors win individually - they may band together and work as a team, but it is not required for them to succeed.
 
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'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
! Auto Traitor <br> [[File:Swordred.gif]]
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| None!
 
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
==[[File:Sword.gif|32px]] Auto Traitor==
| Very similar to the [[Traitor]] game mode, however, traitors will be selected as the round progresses rather than all at round-start.
''"Traitors will be added to the round automagically as needed."''
|-
 
! [[Vampire]] <br> [[File:Vampire.png]]
Similar to '''Traitor''', but people start to become Traitors as the round progresses.
| 15 players online and 1 player with [[Vampire]] enabled.
 
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
| Similar to Changeling and Traitor, '''Vampires''' are on board the station with objectives similar to traitors. These life-force-absorbing monsters want to thirst for blood! And they'll not stop until they're '''done with their objectives'''. Be very careful and do not get your blood sucked by them!
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
 
==[[File:Changeling32.gif]] [[Changeling]]==
''"There are alien changelings on the station. Do not let the changelings succeed!"''
 
Some of the crew are not what they appear to be! These '''Changelings''' are monsters in human form, with the ability to absorb (eat) people and take on their DNA/identity. Changelings must have a quiet spot and an immobile victim in order to absorb their body, so stealth is absolutely necessary. Changelings have other weapons at their disposal, such as a toxin dart, but is largely stealth-based. Changeling can be anyone they've absorbed - they can switch identities instantaneously, only absorbing takes time and peace. Like traitors, changelings will most often have an '''objective to accomplish before the [[Escape Shuttle]] arrives''', usually absorb a certain amount of people before escaping. They also win individually, and may choose to back stab one another in order to complete their objectives.
 
'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
 
==[[File:Vampire.png|32px]] [[Vampire]]==
''"There are Vampires from Space Transylvania on the station, keep your blood close and neck safe!"''
 
Similar to Changeling and Traitor, '''Vampires''' are on-board the Cyberiad with objectives similar to traitors. These life force-absorbing monsters want thirst for blood! And they'll not stop until they're '''done with their objectives'''. Be very careful and do not get your blood sucked by them!
Vampires will have these objectives:
Vampires will have these objectives:
* Accumulate X amount of blood.
* Accumulate X amount of blood.
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* Escape alive on the emergency shuttle or pod.
* Escape alive on the emergency shuttle or pod.
* Staying alive until the end.
* Staying alive until the end.
 
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'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
! Traitor + Changeling <br> [[File:Swordred.gif]] [[File:Changeling.gif]]
| 10 players online and two players with [[Traitor]] or [[Changeling]] enabled.
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| Combination of the Changeling and Traitor game modes.
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! Traitor + Vampire <br> [[File:Swordred.gif]] [[File:Vampire.png]]
| 10 players online and two players with [[Traitor]] or [[Vampire]] enabled.
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| Combination of the Vampire and Traitor game modes.
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! Changeling + Vampire <br> [[File:Changeling.gif]] [[File:Vampire.png]]
| 10 players online and two players with [[Changeling]] or [[Vampire]] enabled.
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| Combination of the Vampire and Changeling game modes.
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! Trifecta <br> [[File:Swordred.gif]] [[File:Changeling.gif]] [[File:Vampire.png]]
| 10 players online and three players with [[Traitor]], [[Vampire]], and [[Changeling]] enabled.
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| Combination of the Vampire, Changeling, and Traitor game modes.
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! [[Nuclear Agent|Nuclear Emergency]] <br> [[File:Syndicate.png]]
| 30 players online and 5 players with [[Nuclear Agent]] enabled.
|
* If the shuttle leaves with the Disk on board the [[Central Command|NAS Trurl]] or if all Nuclear Operatives are eliminated, the Crew wins a Major Victory.
* If the shuttle leaves with the Disk still anywhere on the station, the Syndicate wins a Minor Victory.
* If the nuke detonates in the station successfully and the syndicate shuttle escapes, the Syndicate wins a Major Victory.
* If the nuke detonates in the station successfully but no syndicates manage to escape, no one wins.
| A team of five '''Syndicate operatives''' has been sent on a '''mission to destroy the station with a nuclear bomb'''. However, they must get the Nuclear Authentication Disk from the station itself to arm the bomb, and the crew (or at least the captain) will be doing everything in their power to stop the attackers from getting the disk. The operatives have access to the same items Traitors get to complete their mission and other items to assault the crew, their own [[High-Risk Items|nuclear bomb]] as well as Pinpointers that will allow them to hunt for the Disk.
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! [[Cultist|Cult]] <br> [[File:Cultist.png]]
| 30 players online and 3 players with [[Cult]] enabled.
|
* Cultists summon their god. This does not end the round directly but will call the emergency shuttle automatically with no option to recall.
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| A vile magic '''cult of brainwashed acolytes''' has infiltrated the station, and it is up to Security and the Chaplain to stop them. Quite similar to Revolution, with some exceptions:
*There are no defined "Cult heads", all cultists are equal; each cultist, including new converts, starts with a special ritual knife.
*Cultists draw runes from their blood, requiring a ritual dagger to do so. Cultists can inscribe a variety of spells in their flesh to be used later. Cultists must cooperate to expand their cause and will use a conversion (or sacrifice) ritual to convert a crew member. Mindshielded and dead crew cannot be converted, and will instead be gibbed, leaving behind their gear and a soulstone shard. Said shard can then be inserted into a construct shell to create a powerful [[Construct]].
*Drawn runes can have several effects covered in [[Cult Magic|Cult]]. The cult's objectives progress as they complete them, including sacrificing two specific mindshielded crew members and summoning their god (which automatically calls the shuttle if it hasn't been already).
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! [[Wizard]] <br> [[File:Wizard.png]]
| 20 players online and 1 player with [[Wizard]] enabled.
|
* The Wizard and all of their apprentices (if the wizard has any) are killed
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| A '''Space Wizard''' has infiltrated the station! Wielding an arsenal of powerful spells that can defy physics and even time and space itself, they will '''stop at nothing to advance the [[Lore#Other Organizations|Space Wizard Federation]]'s agenda'''. Nanotrasen and the SWF are known enemies, so the crew has no choice but to destroy the wizard! Accomplish this by beating the wizard's brains in with anything. The wizard's goals are mainly to steal or cause havoc on the station and escape on the shuttle.
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! Extended <br> [[File:paper.png]]
| None!
|
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| A game mode where there are no round-start antagonists or special conditions. Random events can still occur, however.


==[[File:Shadowling.gif|32px]] [[Shadowling]]==
This mode is designed for people to '''utilize the relative peace and quiet to roleplay''', or to '''take on large projects''' that would otherwise not be viable during an antagonist round.
''"There are alien Shadowlings on the station. Kill the Shadowlings before they can eat or enthrall the crew."''
|}


Stay away from maintenance (Even more so than usual) or you might just be turned into a thrall. '''Shadowlings''' are fragile beings that start out looking like a normal crewmember. They can 'evolve' into a weak shadowling form, which has limited powers, and will cause them to take damage in the light. They thrive in the dark, however. After they capture fifteen 'thralls' (Crew which has been turned into shadowling slaves), they can form into ascendance form, at which point you are '''FUCKED'''.
===Out of Rotation===
Game modes that have been removed from general rotation for various reasons and cannot be rolled without admin intervention.
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! [[Abductor]] <br> [[File:Abductor.png]]
| Admin Forced
|
* If all of the Abductor Scientists die, the crew win.
* If one of the abductor teams experiment on 6 crew members successfully, the shuttle will be called without option to recall.
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| '''Abductors''' have reached the science station! Unlike their [[Xenomorph|lustier cousins]], these aliens simply want to, in classic extraterrestrial style, do '''research on NT personnel''' -- by kidnapping them and performing horrifying and exotic probing experiments aboard their alien ship. The gamemode would end within 15-20 minutes and wasn't very interactive for crew.
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! [[Ragin' Mages]] <br> [[File:Ragin' Mages.png]]
| Admin Forced
|
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
* When the wizard federation runs out of wizards to throw at the station.
| A sub-variant of '''Wizard'''. Wizards are constantly added to the round. This is out of rotation due to it being just a more tedious version of wizard, when one wizard dies it loses its fun factor and become a bit of a slog.
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! [[Changeling]] <br> [[File:Changeling.gif]]
| 15 players online and 1 player with [[Changeling]] enabled
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| Some of the crew are not what they appear to be! These '''Changelings''' are monsters in human form, with the ability to steal people's DNA and take on their identity.
Changelings can either use a stealthy DNA Sting to steal their target's appearance, or absorb their dead body, which takes time (meaning stealth is necessary) but provides them with memories and speech samples of the victim, as well as an ability to switch their powers. Changelings have other weapons at their disposal, such as an arm blade, but is largely stealth-based. Changeling can be anyone they've absorbed - they can switch identities instantaneously, only absorbing takes time and peace. Like traitors, changelings will most often have an '''objective to accomplish before the [[Escape Shuttle]] arrives''', and usually absorb a certain amount of people before escaping. They are NOT a team antagonist and win individually. Changelings will often backstab one another to complete their objectives.
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! [[Revolution]] <br> [[File:Rev.png]]
| Admin Forced
|
* If all revolutionary leaders are dead or have left the station, the station wins.
* If all command members are dead or have left the station, the revolutionaries win.
| A gamemode where a random number of people are designated as ''Revolutionaries'' and given flashes to convert non-mindshielded crew. The ultimate goal is to either kill all the Command members or force them to flee the station. The Emergency Shuttle cannot be called during this round-type. Small issue with this gamemode, ordering mindshields and harmbatoning people you see getting flashed just wins you the mode, when in rotation it was nearly impossible to do anything as a rev as people expected you and instantly went UNGA.  
|}


'''Game Ending conditions:'''
==Retired Game Modes==
* If all the Shadowlings (But not Thralls) are killed, the Crew wins.
These are game modes that have been removed completely from the code-base and are no longer available to play round-start. However, this does not mean that these features are removed and a few of them can be forced post round-start either through the admin secrets panel or [[random events]].
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! style="background-color:#606D89; width:20%;" | Gamemode
! class="unsortable" style="background-color:#606D89; width:15%;" | Round-Start Requirements
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! [[Shadowling]] <br> [[File:Shadowling.gif]]
| ;s SLING MAINT
|
* All the Shadowlings (But not Thralls) are killed, the crew wins
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves, but the Shadowlings did not ascend, the Crew still wins.
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves, but the Shadowlings ascend, the Shadowlings win.
| '''Shadowlings''' are fragile beings that start out looking like a normal crewmember. They can 'evolve' into a weak shadowling form, which has limited powers, and will cause them to take damage in the light. They thrive in the dark, however. After they capture fifteen 'thralls' (Crew which has been turned into shadowling slaves), they can form into ascendance form, at which the station is FUBAR and attempts should be made to detonate the nuclear device. This was a very snowball-ey gamemode, and lacked anyone willing to maintain it making the code nearly unsalvageable, thus removal was the only option worth consideration.
|-
! [[Meteor Guide|Meteor]] <br> [[File:Meteor.gif]]
| No.
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| In '''Meteor''', the station gets beat to shit by a Meteor Shower and the '''crew must survive and eventually escape''', either by repairing the damage to the station and creating safe areas, or going every-man-for-himself style and securing their own safety by any means. During Meteor rounds, the Emergency Shuttle cannot be called until a set amount of time has elapsed, usually around ten or twenty minutes.<br>
Everyone present and alive on the shuttle at the end is considered to have won, whereas everyone left behind or dead has lost. This was in practice a 20–30-minute round of extended and was pretty much universally hated.
|-
! [[Xenomorph]]s <br> [[File:alien.png]]
| Accidental login to CM.
|
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| A Xenomorph Queen and several larvae, along with a AI and a cybernetic xenomorph (borg), start off in a small shuttle similar to Nuclear Emergency however, there is no defined objective. Your only goal is to infest the station and spread your seed. Due to a lack of objectives along with a lot of permakilling, this was not a very good gamemode.
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! [[Nations]] <br> [[File:Nations.png]]
| "Attention all crew: Your captain has sent us an assfax, good day."
| When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
| The round starts as normal, and 5 minutes into the round, you are sent a Central Command Update which is broadcast to the station, announcing the termination of all crew's contracts (again fuck you). You will then be assigned to a Nation depending on your job. There are six departments on the station. The AI gains a new lawset of enforcing the peace in the areas it can see, and all current borgs are transformed into special 'Peacekeeper' borgs. Nations worked the first few times it was run, but once the original rush wears off, there is almost no reason to create conflict and it became an extremely formulaic and boring gamemode.
|-
! [[Space Ninja]] <br> [[File:Generic ninja.png]]
| When someone is having a bit too much fun with [[Martial Arts]].
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* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
* The Space Ninja is Killed
| A Space Ninja invades the station and their only goal is to kill the crew. Space Ninjas are a special type of ninja, specifically one of the space-faring type. The vast majority of space ninjas belong to the Spider Clan, a cult-like sect, which has existed for several hundred years. The Spider Clan practice a sort of augmentation of human flesh in order to achieve a more perfect state of being and follow Postmodern Space Bushido. This gamemode was just never finished, some things are leftover and some attempts have been made to actually finish it, but that's about it.
|-
! [[Malfunction(Game Mode)|Malfunction]] <br> [[File:Malf AI.gif]]
| ; AI MALF BLOW THE BORGS.
|
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
* The [[AI]] gains full control of the station.
| Malfunction is a mode about a malfunctioning AI. The AI has one goal, to assume control of the station. Any other laws are ignored. The AI in this mode gains special powers that it can use to help it stay alive or hinder the station crew. The AI can speed up it's takeover of the stations systems by hacking APCs. Cyborgs are very useful to the AI in this mode.


==[[File:Sword.gif|32px]][[File:Changeling32.gif]] [[Traitor]] + [[Changeling]]==
To win, the AI must stay alive long enough for it to takeover the station. This is represented by a counter. If the AI wins, it can either blow up the station, or let the station, and any survivors aboard it, exist in peace. On lower populations this worked fine as a gamemode, but eventually was moved to a subtype of traitor, [[AI#Traitoring|Traitor AI]].  
The station has been infiltrated by both '''Changelings and Traitors'''! Although rare, it is possible to be both a traitor and a changeling. Traitor-changelings are given 4 objectives to complete, but can use both a syndicate uplink and their changeling abilities to accomplish them.
|-
 
! [[Mutiny]] <br> [[File:Greytider.png]]
'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
| "Captain has nuke in the bridge!".  
|
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
 
* Unknown
==[[File:Sword.gif|32px]][[File:Vampire.png|32px]] [[Traitor]] + [[Vampire]]==
| In a mutiny round, there are two things that happen: One, the Captain will get a fax from a Central Communications impersonator, which orders them to carry out a malicious 'Directive X'. Two, one of the Heads of Staff will be chosen at random to lead a Mutiny. On the fax that the captain receives, Directive X's specific parameters will be given. A few common examples are: Firing all members of a non-human species, demoting female heads of staffs, transferring credits from one department to another, or turning all non-essential staff into mining crew. The Head Mutineer will recruit people into their mutiny with a special verb given at the start of the round. Give a speech before you do it, though. Their job is to stop the Captain from completely following Directive X. Code was totally broken and wasn't even remotely enjoyable. Three rounds were played of this mode ever.
Syndicate '''Traitors''' joined forces with the '''Vampires''' and infiltrated into the NSS Cyberiad! Similar to the aforementioned gamemode but with vampires in place of changelings.
|-
 
! [[Highlander / There Can Only Be One|Highlander]] <br> [[File:Highlander.png]]
'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
| Adminsecret.
|
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
* When the [[Emergency Shuttle]] leaves.
 
* Whenever the admins decide to nuke the round.
==[[File:Syndicate.png|32px]] [[Nuclear_Agent|Nuclear Emergency]]==
| Everyone spawns with an all access ID, a kilt and a claymore. '''Last man standing''' wins. The station is your oyster, go on a rampage! This gamemode functioned better as an adminsecret, hence it was moved to be one.  
''"A Syndicate Nuclear Strike Force is approaching NSS Cyberiad! Hold the disk and escape with the disk on the shuttle!"''
|-
 
! Monkey <br> [[File:Monkey.png]]
A team of five '''Syndicate operatives''' has been sent on a '''mission to completely destroy the station with a nuclear bomb'''. However, they must get the Nuclear Authentication Disk from the station itself in order to arm the bomb, and the crew (or at least the captain) will be doing everything in their power to stop the attackers from getting the disk. The operatives have access to the same items Traitors get in order to complete their mission, as well as Pinpointers that will allow them to hunt for the Disk.
| When hell freezes over.
 
|
'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
* If the Shuttle leaves with no living monkeys aboard, the Crew wins.
* If the shuttle leaves with the Disk on board the [[Central Command|NAS Trurl]] or if all Nuclear Operatives are eliminated, the Crew wins a Major Victory.
* If the Shuttle leaves with any living monkeys aboard, the Monkeys win and spread their magic hoodoo monkeyism to Centcom.
* If the shuttle leaves with the Disk still anywhere on the station, the Syndicate wins a Minor Victory.
| At the start of the round someone instantly dies -- sucks for that guy! -- and becomes an easily killed annoying little primate with the magical ability to turn others into monkeys by biting them. Armor does not help, the transformation is instantaneous. Since monkeys can also use every weapon and tool on the station, there is no hope for humanity. Humans cannot understand monkeyspeak, which shows up as "chimpers" to humans, and Monkeys cannot understand human speech. The game ends when the Emergency Shuttle leaves. Monkeys also have the ability to crawl though vents but cannot wear or carry anything when doing so. This wasn't even a part of the paradise codebase and was just expected to be eventually ported: It was not.
* If the nuke detonates in the station successfully and the syndicate shuttle escapes, the Syndicate wins a Major Victory.
|-
* If the nuke detonates in the station successfully but no syndicates manage to escape, no-one wins.
! Sandbox <br> [[File:Wrench.png]]
 
| 20 TC trade for buildmode?.
==[[File:Blob-animated-core.gif|32px]] [[Blob]]==
| N/A
''"A dangerous alien organism is rapidly spreading throughout the station! You must kill it all while minimizing the damage to the station."''
| Like extended except you can spawn any item you want through the "Sandbox Panel" verb.<br>
 
In theory this is the mode you go to to figure out how stuff works and practice various systems, such as starting the engine or building complex pipe constructs. This is on this page purely for documentation reasons, no sane admin would run this as its a fast-lane for disaster as players can spawn in whatever the hell they want.
The '''Blob''' is a large and constantly growing sentient creature which '''destroys everything in its path''', attacking whatever gets in the way. Destroy the blob before it destroys the entire station!
|-
 
!  [[Blob]] <br> [[File:Blob-animated-core.gif]]
'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
| 30 players online and 1 player with [[Blob]] enabled.
|
* If the crew manage to destroy the blob core(s), the crew wins.
* If the crew manage to destroy the blob core(s), the crew wins.
* If the blob manages to spread to a predetermined size, the crew loses.
* If the blob manages to spread to a predetermined size, the crew loses.
<!-- * If the Nuclear Fission Device is used to destroy the station, the AI wins. -->
| The '''Blob''' is a large and constantly growing sentient creature which '''destroys everything in its path''', attacking whatever gets in the way. Destroy the blob's core before it destroys the entire station!  
 
|}
==[[File:Cultist.png|32px]] [[Cult Magic|Cult]]==
''"Some crewmembers are attempting to start a cult! Do not let the cult succeed in its mission."''
 
A vile magic '''cult of brainwashed acolytes''' has infiltrated the station, and it is up to Security and the Chaplain to stop them. Quite similar to Revolution, with some exceptions:
*There are no defined "Cult heads", all cultists are equal; but each original cultist starts with a special 5-use talisman that comes with a set of basic rites, including most importantly tome summoning.
*Cultists draw runes from their own blood, requiring arcane tomes to do so.
*Using a "Rune of Binding", cultists are able to create a variety of talismans from simple paper, which are similar to runes, but far more portable.
*Cultists must cooperate in order to expand their cause - a conversion ritual requires at least two individuals.
*Drawn runes do a number of effects covered in [[Cult Magic|cult magic]].
*The shuttle is possible to call and will end the round. If the cult does poorly, having a number of cultists escape on it is one of the possible objectives.
*The cult's objectives progress as they complete them, which are chosen at random from several possibilities. These include using a sacrifice rune to sacrifice a typically high-ranking crewmember, using nine cultists to summon their master (which automatically calls the shuttle if it hasn't been already), having at least five cultists evacuate on the escape shuttle and survive the ride to Centcom, or even a "free objective", allowing the cultists to do what they wish if the first objective has already been completed.
 
==[[File:Wizard.png|32px]] [[Wizard]]==
''"There is a Space Wizard on the station. You can't let him achieve his objective!"''
 
A '''Space Wizard''' has infiltrated the station! Wielding an arsenal of powerful spells that can defy physics and even time and space itself, he will '''stop at nothing to advance the [[Lore#Other_Organizations|Space Wizard Federation]]'s agenda''' (which is remarkably similar to the syndicate's). Nanotransen and the SWF are known enemies, so the crew has no choice but to destroy the wizard! Accomplish this by beating the wizard's brains in with anything. The wizard's goals are mainly to steal or cause havoc on the station and escape on the shuttle.<br>
The Wizard can have an apprentice sometimes.
 
'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
* If the crew manages to kill the wizard, they win.
* If the Wizard manages to cause the station to be evacuated, they win.
 
==[[File:paper.png|32px]] Extended ==
A gamemode where '''there are no antagonists''' - random events can still occur, however.
 
This mode is designed for people to '''utilize the relative peace and quiet to roleplay''', or to '''take on large projects''' that would otherwise not be viable during an antagonist round.
 
=Out Of Rotation=
These game modes are not in rotation for multiple reasons but can still be forced by an admin.
 
==[[File:Meteor.gif|32px]][[Meteor Guide|Meteor]]==
''"The space station has been stuck in a major meteor shower. You must escape from the station or at least live."''
 
In '''Meteor''', the station gets beat to shit by a Meteor Shower and the '''crew must survive and eventually escape''', either by repairing the damage to the station and creating safe areas, or going every-man-for-himself style and securing their own safety by any means. During Meteor rounds, the Emergency Shuttle cannot be called until a set amount of time has elapsed, usually around ten or twenty minutes.<br>
Everyone present and alive on the shuttle at the end is considered to have won, whereas everyone left behind or dead has lost.
 
==[[File:Abductor.png|32px]] [[Abductor|Abductor]]==
''"There are alien Abductors sent to NSS Cyberiad to perform nefarious experiments! Don't get abducted and stop the abductors."''
 
'''Aliens''' have reached the Cyberiad! Unlike their [[Xenomorph|lustier cousins]], these aliens simply want to, in classic extraterrestrial style, do '''research on NT personnel''' -- by kidnapping them and performing horrifying and exotic probing experiments aboard their alien ship.
 
'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
*If the Abductor Scientist dies, the crew win.
*If all the objectives have been completed, the Abductors win.
 
==[[File:earthflag.png|32px]][[Nations]]==
The round starts as normal, and 5 minutes into the round, you are sent a Central Command Update which is broadcast to the station, announcing the termination of all crew's contracts. You will then be assigned to a '''Nation''' depending on your job. There are six departments on the station. The AI gains a new lawset of enforcing the peace in the areas it can see, and all current borgs are transformed into special 'Peacekeeper' borg.
 
*'''Atmosia''' - Engineering, Mechanic and Atmospherics and are led by the Chief Engineer.
*'''Brigston''' - Security, Detective, Customs Officer, Warden and Brig Doctor are led by the Head of Security.
*'''Commandtozka''' - Nanotrasen Representative, Head of Personnel, Janitor, Blueshield, Barber, IAA and Magistrate are led by the Captain.
*'''Cargonia''' - Miners and Cargo Technicians are led by the Quartermaster.
*'''Scientopia''' - Xenobiologists and Scientists are led by the Research Director.
*'''Medistan''' - Medical Doctors, Chemists, Geneticists, Virologist and Paramedic are led by the Chief Medical Officer.
*'''Servicion''' - Mime, Clown, Chef, Hydroponics, Librarian and Chaplain are led by the Bartender.
*'''Civilians''' - Civilians become factionless mercenaries able to offer their services to the highest bidder.
 
'''AI/Borg Laws'''
*"Uphold the Space Geneva Convention: Weapons of Mass Destruction and Biological Weapons are not allowed."
*"You are only capable of protecting crew if they are visible on cameras. Nations that willfully destroy your cameras lose your protection."
*"Subdue and detain crewmembers who use lethal force against each other. Kill crew members who use lethal force against you or your borgs."
*"Remain available to mediate all conflicts between the various nations when asked to."
 
'''Special Rules'''
*Since the AI is unable to non-lethally subdue and detain players using HULK genetic modifications, it defaults to terminating them if they are caught in the act of murdering another crewmember.
*Since maintenance does not have cameras, it becomes a lawless no man's land, while departments and main corridors are relatively safe thanks to the power of the Peacekeepers.
*Drones are unaffected by the devolution of civilisation around them and maintain their KEEPER lawset.
*Players who are part of a nation (e.g. have a nation HUD) are NOT allowed to defect and must stay loyal to their nation.
 
'''Game Ending Conditions'''
 
*Currently none / shuttle call
 
==[[File:Wizard.png|32px]] [[Wizard|Ragin' Mages]]==
''"The Space Wizard Federation is pissed, help defeat all the space wizards!"''
 
A sub-variant of '''Wizard'''. Wizards are constantly added to the round with different objectives.
 
==[[File:Highlander.png|32px]] [[Highlander / There Can Only Be One]]==
Everyone spawns with an all access ID, a kilt and a claymore. '''Last man standing''' wins. The station is your oyster, go on a rampage!
 
==[[File:Rev.png|32px]] [[Revolution]]==
''"Some crewmembers are attempting to start a revolution! Protect the heads of staff. Kill the leaders of the revolution, and brainwash the other revolutionaries."''
 
A gamemode where a random number of people are designated as '''Revolutionaries''' and given flashes to convert non-mindshielded crew. The ultimate goal is to either '''kill all the Command members''' or '''force them to flee the station'''.
 
'''Game Ending Conditions:'''
* If all revolutionary leaders are dead or have left the station, the station wins.
* If all command members are dead or have left the station, the revolutionaries win.
 
=Broken Game Modes=
Is not longer in secret rotation because of bugs in the coding which have not be fixed yet.
 
==[[File:alien.png|32px]] [[Xenos]]==
An '''Xenomorph Queen''' and several larvae, along with a AI and a cybernetic xenomorph (borg), start off in a small shuttle similar to Nuclear Emergency however, there is no defined objective. Your only goal is to infest the station and spread your seed.
 
==[[Mutiny]]==
The Station is thrust into a power struggle between Loyalists seeking to carry out an evil order, and Mutineers trying to stop them and remove them from power. Currently non-functional. Similar to the mythical "RP Rev" gamemode.


[[Category:Game Modes]]
[[Category:Game Modes]]

Latest revision as of 20:06, 9 September 2024

Antagonist

The Game Mode for a round dictates what events, antagonists, and occurrences will happen during the round. Each gamemode has specific requirements that determine whether the gamemode will be available to be "rolled" at round-start that is based on player count, antagonist eligible players, chance, and server configuration settings. The game mode has a significant impact on the objectives of antagonists at the beginning of the round as well as what type of antagonists will be available to be rolled. Finally, some game modes have ending conditions that when met will initiate the end of the round sequence.
Note: Game Modes should not be confused with Random events which are events that happen after round-start and are generally not dictated by the gamemode.

Game Mode Cycle

Each gamemode is assigned a probability value, all those values are put into a "Bucket" and one is randomly drawn out. Adding/removing values will effect the entire pool. Current standing are:

  • Changeling - Probability value of 3
  • Cult - Probability value of 3
  • Autotraitor - Probability value of 3
  • Extended - Probability value of 3
  • Nuclear Emergency - Probability value of 2
  • Traitor - Probability value of 2
  • Traitor + Changeling - Probability value of 3
  • Traitor + Vampire - Probability value of 3
  • Trifecta - Traitor + Vampire + Changeling - Probability value of 3
  • Vampire - Probability value of 3
  • Wizard - Probability value of 2


Secret Modes

Unless forced by an admin, all game modes for a specific round will be secretly chosen: regular players will not be able to see the round-type until the end of the round. This means that at round-start, unless a player is an antagonist, they will not know the round-type. Only game modes that are In Rotation will be able to be rolled as part of the secret mode. While secret modes are generally randomly chosen as part of their roll chance, admins can secretly force a round-type if they choose to.

All Game Modes

All game modes that are available in or codebase (but not necessarily available in-game). While each round-type has an associated round-start requirements (requirements that must be met for a round to be considered to be rolled), this guide lists the standard config round-start player requirements which means that actual in-game values may differ, however whether or not a round is in-rotation or not is accurate.

In Rotation

Game modes that can be rolled in-game without admin intervention.

Gamemode Round-Start Requirements Round-End Conditions Description
Traitor
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One player with Traitor enabled When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. The most common game mode in secret. In Traitor, one or more crew members are Syndicate agents and are given a PDA Uplink to provide them with useful tools to help them complete their goal. The Crew must find out who the traitors are and stop them from reaching their goal.

Traitor objectives are usually one of the following:

  • Assassinate a specific crew member.
  • Steal a restricted item.
  • Ensure only fellow traitors are on the Emergency Shuttle when it leaves, or just escape alive and free.
  • Teach a specific crew member a lesson.
  • Debrain a specific crew member.
  • Maroon a specific crew member.

If the Traitors can meet all of their objectives when the emergency shuttle leaves, they win. However, being in the Shuttle Brig (marked with red flooring) or handcuffed does not count toward escaping and will cause the traitor to fail. Note that traitors win individually - they may band together and work as a team, but it is not required for them to succeed.

Auto Traitor
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None! When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. Very similar to the Traitor game mode, however, traitors will be selected as the round progresses rather than all at round-start.
Vampire
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15 players online and 1 player with Vampire enabled. When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. Similar to Changeling and Traitor, Vampires are on board the station with objectives similar to traitors. These life-force-absorbing monsters want to thirst for blood! And they'll not stop until they're done with their objectives. Be very careful and do not get your blood sucked by them!

Vampires will have these objectives:

  • Accumulate X amount of blood.
  • Assassinate a specific crew member.
  • Steal a restricted item.
  • Escape alive on the emergency shuttle or pod.
  • Staying alive until the end.
Traitor + Changeling
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10 players online and two players with Traitor or Changeling enabled. When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. Combination of the Changeling and Traitor game modes.
Traitor + Vampire
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10 players online and two players with Traitor or Vampire enabled. When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. Combination of the Vampire and Traitor game modes.
Changeling + Vampire
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10 players online and two players with Changeling or Vampire enabled. When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. Combination of the Vampire and Changeling game modes.
Trifecta
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10 players online and three players with Traitor, Vampire, and Changeling enabled. When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. Combination of the Vampire, Changeling, and Traitor game modes.
Nuclear Emergency
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30 players online and 5 players with Nuclear Agent enabled.
  • If the shuttle leaves with the Disk on board the NAS Trurl or if all Nuclear Operatives are eliminated, the Crew wins a Major Victory.
  • If the shuttle leaves with the Disk still anywhere on the station, the Syndicate wins a Minor Victory.
  • If the nuke detonates in the station successfully and the syndicate shuttle escapes, the Syndicate wins a Major Victory.
  • If the nuke detonates in the station successfully but no syndicates manage to escape, no one wins.
A team of five Syndicate operatives has been sent on a mission to destroy the station with a nuclear bomb. However, they must get the Nuclear Authentication Disk from the station itself to arm the bomb, and the crew (or at least the captain) will be doing everything in their power to stop the attackers from getting the disk. The operatives have access to the same items Traitors get to complete their mission and other items to assault the crew, their own nuclear bomb as well as Pinpointers that will allow them to hunt for the Disk.
Cult
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30 players online and 3 players with Cult enabled.
  • Cultists summon their god. This does not end the round directly but will call the emergency shuttle automatically with no option to recall.
  • When the Emergency Shuttle leaves.
A vile magic cult of brainwashed acolytes has infiltrated the station, and it is up to Security and the Chaplain to stop them. Quite similar to Revolution, with some exceptions:
  • There are no defined "Cult heads", all cultists are equal; each cultist, including new converts, starts with a special ritual knife.
  • Cultists draw runes from their blood, requiring a ritual dagger to do so. Cultists can inscribe a variety of spells in their flesh to be used later. Cultists must cooperate to expand their cause and will use a conversion (or sacrifice) ritual to convert a crew member. Mindshielded and dead crew cannot be converted, and will instead be gibbed, leaving behind their gear and a soulstone shard. Said shard can then be inserted into a construct shell to create a powerful Construct.
  • Drawn runes can have several effects covered in Cult. The cult's objectives progress as they complete them, including sacrificing two specific mindshielded crew members and summoning their god (which automatically calls the shuttle if it hasn't been already).
Wizard
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20 players online and 1 player with Wizard enabled.
  • The Wizard and all of their apprentices (if the wizard has any) are killed
  • When the Emergency Shuttle leaves.
A Space Wizard has infiltrated the station! Wielding an arsenal of powerful spells that can defy physics and even time and space itself, they will stop at nothing to advance the Space Wizard Federation's agenda. Nanotrasen and the SWF are known enemies, so the crew has no choice but to destroy the wizard! Accomplish this by beating the wizard's brains in with anything. The wizard's goals are mainly to steal or cause havoc on the station and escape on the shuttle.
Extended
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None! A game mode where there are no round-start antagonists or special conditions. Random events can still occur, however.

This mode is designed for people to utilize the relative peace and quiet to roleplay, or to take on large projects that would otherwise not be viable during an antagonist round.

Out of Rotation

Game modes that have been removed from general rotation for various reasons and cannot be rolled without admin intervention.

Gamemode Round-Start Requirements Round-End Conditions Description
Abductor
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Admin Forced
  • If all of the Abductor Scientists die, the crew win.
  • If one of the abductor teams experiment on 6 crew members successfully, the shuttle will be called without option to recall.
  • When the Emergency Shuttle leaves.
Abductors have reached the science station! Unlike their lustier cousins, these aliens simply want to, in classic extraterrestrial style, do research on NT personnel -- by kidnapping them and performing horrifying and exotic probing experiments aboard their alien ship. The gamemode would end within 15-20 minutes and wasn't very interactive for crew.
Ragin' Mages
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Admin Forced
  • When the Emergency Shuttle leaves.
  • When the wizard federation runs out of wizards to throw at the station.
A sub-variant of Wizard. Wizards are constantly added to the round. This is out of rotation due to it being just a more tedious version of wizard, when one wizard dies it loses its fun factor and become a bit of a slog.
Changeling
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15 players online and 1 player with Changeling enabled When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. Some of the crew are not what they appear to be! These Changelings are monsters in human form, with the ability to steal people's DNA and take on their identity.

Changelings can either use a stealthy DNA Sting to steal their target's appearance, or absorb their dead body, which takes time (meaning stealth is necessary) but provides them with memories and speech samples of the victim, as well as an ability to switch their powers. Changelings have other weapons at their disposal, such as an arm blade, but is largely stealth-based. Changeling can be anyone they've absorbed - they can switch identities instantaneously, only absorbing takes time and peace. Like traitors, changelings will most often have an objective to accomplish before the Escape Shuttle arrives, and usually absorb a certain amount of people before escaping. They are NOT a team antagonist and win individually. Changelings will often backstab one another to complete their objectives.

Revolution
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Admin Forced
  • If all revolutionary leaders are dead or have left the station, the station wins.
  • If all command members are dead or have left the station, the revolutionaries win.
A gamemode where a random number of people are designated as Revolutionaries and given flashes to convert non-mindshielded crew. The ultimate goal is to either kill all the Command members or force them to flee the station. The Emergency Shuttle cannot be called during this round-type. Small issue with this gamemode, ordering mindshields and harmbatoning people you see getting flashed just wins you the mode, when in rotation it was nearly impossible to do anything as a rev as people expected you and instantly went UNGA.

Retired Game Modes

These are game modes that have been removed completely from the code-base and are no longer available to play round-start. However, this does not mean that these features are removed and a few of them can be forced post round-start either through the admin secrets panel or random events.

Gamemode Round-Start Requirements Round-End Conditions Description
Shadowling
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;s SLING MAINT
  • All the Shadowlings (But not Thralls) are killed, the crew wins
  • When the Emergency Shuttle leaves, but the Shadowlings did not ascend, the Crew still wins.
  • When the Emergency Shuttle leaves, but the Shadowlings ascend, the Shadowlings win.
Shadowlings are fragile beings that start out looking like a normal crewmember. They can 'evolve' into a weak shadowling form, which has limited powers, and will cause them to take damage in the light. They thrive in the dark, however. After they capture fifteen 'thralls' (Crew which has been turned into shadowling slaves), they can form into ascendance form, at which the station is FUBAR and attempts should be made to detonate the nuclear device. This was a very snowball-ey gamemode, and lacked anyone willing to maintain it making the code nearly unsalvageable, thus removal was the only option worth consideration.
Meteor
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No. When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. In Meteor, the station gets beat to shit by a Meteor Shower and the crew must survive and eventually escape, either by repairing the damage to the station and creating safe areas, or going every-man-for-himself style and securing their own safety by any means. During Meteor rounds, the Emergency Shuttle cannot be called until a set amount of time has elapsed, usually around ten or twenty minutes.

Everyone present and alive on the shuttle at the end is considered to have won, whereas everyone left behind or dead has lost. This was in practice a 20–30-minute round of extended and was pretty much universally hated.

Xenomorphs
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Accidental login to CM. A Xenomorph Queen and several larvae, along with a AI and a cybernetic xenomorph (borg), start off in a small shuttle similar to Nuclear Emergency however, there is no defined objective. Your only goal is to infest the station and spread your seed. Due to a lack of objectives along with a lot of permakilling, this was not a very good gamemode.
Nations
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"Attention all crew: Your captain has sent us an assfax, good day." When the Emergency Shuttle leaves. The round starts as normal, and 5 minutes into the round, you are sent a Central Command Update which is broadcast to the station, announcing the termination of all crew's contracts (again fuck you). You will then be assigned to a Nation depending on your job. There are six departments on the station. The AI gains a new lawset of enforcing the peace in the areas it can see, and all current borgs are transformed into special 'Peacekeeper' borgs. Nations worked the first few times it was run, but once the original rush wears off, there is almost no reason to create conflict and it became an extremely formulaic and boring gamemode.
Space Ninja
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When someone is having a bit too much fun with Martial Arts. A Space Ninja invades the station and their only goal is to kill the crew. Space Ninjas are a special type of ninja, specifically one of the space-faring type. The vast majority of space ninjas belong to the Spider Clan, a cult-like sect, which has existed for several hundred years. The Spider Clan practice a sort of augmentation of human flesh in order to achieve a more perfect state of being and follow Postmodern Space Bushido. This gamemode was just never finished, some things are leftover and some attempts have been made to actually finish it, but that's about it.
Malfunction
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; AI MALF BLOW THE BORGS. Malfunction is a mode about a malfunctioning AI. The AI has one goal, to assume control of the station. Any other laws are ignored. The AI in this mode gains special powers that it can use to help it stay alive or hinder the station crew. The AI can speed up it's takeover of the stations systems by hacking APCs. Cyborgs are very useful to the AI in this mode.

To win, the AI must stay alive long enough for it to takeover the station. This is represented by a counter. If the AI wins, it can either blow up the station, or let the station, and any survivors aboard it, exist in peace. On lower populations this worked fine as a gamemode, but eventually was moved to a subtype of traitor, Traitor AI.

Mutiny
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"Captain has nuke in the bridge!". In a mutiny round, there are two things that happen: One, the Captain will get a fax from a Central Communications impersonator, which orders them to carry out a malicious 'Directive X'. Two, one of the Heads of Staff will be chosen at random to lead a Mutiny. On the fax that the captain receives, Directive X's specific parameters will be given. A few common examples are: Firing all members of a non-human species, demoting female heads of staffs, transferring credits from one department to another, or turning all non-essential staff into mining crew. The Head Mutineer will recruit people into their mutiny with a special verb given at the start of the round. Give a speech before you do it, though. Their job is to stop the Captain from completely following Directive X. Code was totally broken and wasn't even remotely enjoyable. Three rounds were played of this mode ever.
Highlander
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Adminsecret. Everyone spawns with an all access ID, a kilt and a claymore. Last man standing wins. The station is your oyster, go on a rampage! This gamemode functioned better as an adminsecret, hence it was moved to be one.
Monkey
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When hell freezes over.
  • If the Shuttle leaves with no living monkeys aboard, the Crew wins.
  • If the Shuttle leaves with any living monkeys aboard, the Monkeys win and spread their magic hoodoo monkeyism to Centcom.
At the start of the round someone instantly dies -- sucks for that guy! -- and becomes an easily killed annoying little primate with the magical ability to turn others into monkeys by biting them. Armor does not help, the transformation is instantaneous. Since monkeys can also use every weapon and tool on the station, there is no hope for humanity. Humans cannot understand monkeyspeak, which shows up as "chimpers" to humans, and Monkeys cannot understand human speech. The game ends when the Emergency Shuttle leaves. Monkeys also have the ability to crawl though vents but cannot wear or carry anything when doing so. This wasn't even a part of the paradise codebase and was just expected to be eventually ported: It was not.
Sandbox
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20 TC trade for buildmode?. N/A Like extended except you can spawn any item you want through the "Sandbox Panel" verb.

In theory this is the mode you go to to figure out how stuff works and practice various systems, such as starting the engine or building complex pipe constructs. This is on this page purely for documentation reasons, no sane admin would run this as its a fast-lane for disaster as players can spawn in whatever the hell they want.

Blob
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30 players online and 1 player with Blob enabled.
  • If the crew manage to destroy the blob core(s), the crew wins.
  • If the blob manages to spread to a predetermined size, the crew loses.
The Blob is a large and constantly growing sentient creature which destroys everything in its path, attacking whatever gets in the way. Destroy the blob's core before it destroys the entire station!