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| There are many types of life in space, not all of it good.
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| | | <div style="background:#{{ColorPalette|Service|Secondary}}; color:#000000; font-weight:bold; text-align:center; border-style:single; border-width:.2em; border-color:#{{ColorPalette|Service|Primary}}; border-radius:.8em; margin: 0 0 .1em 0;"><center>'''[[Lore#Species|Species on Paradise Station]]'''</center></div> |
| == Other Lifeforms == | | <div style="display:flex ;flex-direction:row; justify-content:center; flex-wrap:wrap; text-align:center;"> |
| [[Xenos|Xenomorphs]] - Aliens of unknown origin. | | <div>[[Diona]] <br> [[File:Dionam.png|link=Diona]]</div> |
| | | <div>[[Grey]] <br> [[File:GreyM.png|link=Grey]]</div> |
| [[Metroids]] - Developments in hybridization have yielded the Metroidman, a freakish, see-through mutant. | | <div>[[Humans]] <br> [[File:HumanImage.png|link=Humans]] </div> |
| | | <div>[[Kidan]] <br> [[File:KidanM.png|link=Kidan]]</div> |
| [[Mice]] - Lives in maintenance tunnels, kitchen, and toilets. Spawns near vents. Officially playable by [[Ghost|ghosts]]. | | <div>[[Machine People|IPC]] <br> [[File:IPC.png|link=Machine People]]</div> |
| | | <div>[[Plasmamen]] <br> [[File:PlasmamanM.png|link=Plasmamen]]</div> |
| == Critters ==
| | <div>[[Skrell]] <br> [[File:SkrellM.png|link=Skrell]]</div> |
| This is the guide to Critters.
| | <div>[[Slime People]] <br> [[File:SlimeM.png|link=Slime People]]</div> |
| | | <div>[[Tajaran]]<br> [[File:TajaraM.png|link=Tajaran]]</div> |
| ===What you need to know about critters===
| | <div>[[Unathi]] <br> [[File:Unathi.png|link=Unathi]]</div> |
| Critters are controlled by the game's artificial intelligence, not to be confused with the [[AI]]. This AI is remarkably limited in many respects, which most often manifests in subpar pathfinding and limited reaction to the physics systems that human controlled mobs have to deal with. This makes them unpredictable and frustrating as both allies and opponents.
| | <div>[[Vox]] <br> [[File:VoxM.png|link=Vox]]</div> |
| | | <div>[[Vulpkanin]] <br> [[File:VulpkaninM.png|link=Vulpkanin]]</div> |
| Critters are divided into five categories:
| | <div>[[Drask]] <br> [[File:DraskM.png|link=Drask]]</div> |
| | | <div>[[Nucleation]] <br> [[File:Generic nucleation.png|64px|link=Nucleation]]</div> |
| ===[[File:ian.png]] Ian===
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| Because he deserves his own section!
| | <includeonly>[[Category:Species]]</includeonly> |
| Please don't throw him in the laundry machine.
| | <noinclude>[[Category:SpeciesTemplates]]</noinclude> |
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| ===Helpful===
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| [[File:floorbot.png|Floorbot|link=Roboticist#Floorbot]][[File:cleanbot.png|Cleanbot|link=Roboticist#Cleanbot]][[File:medibot.png|Medibot|link=Roboticist#Medibot]]<br> | |
| The [[Roboticist]]'s janitor bots, medibots and floorbots are helpful critters. They help human players! Janitor bots will always be helpful; even if hacked they still clean floors, albeit in a more sloppy way. Unless a medibot is hacked or loaded with improper chemicals, it will always help wounded players, but needs to actually be loaded to do anything useful. Floorbots behave similarly. Normally they repair flooring on any opened space tile, but when hacked, they expose floor tiles to open space instead.
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| ===Neutral===
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| [[File:Securitytron.png|link=Roboticist#Securitron|Security Robot]][[File:ED209.png|Roboticist#ED-209|Security Robot]][[File:lizard.png|Lizard]]<br> | |
| Security robots and lizards are examples of neutral critters. Unless ordered otherwise, hacked, attacked, or otherwise provoked, the security bots will ignore a human player. Lizards are harmless and will not attack unless provoked, preferring instead to choose random directions to travel in every few moments.
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| ===Hostile===
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| [[File:Carp.gif|Space Carp]][[File:Facehugger.gif|Facehugger]]<br> | |
| Space carp and [[xenos|alien]] facehuggers are hostile and will chase human players. It's best to shoot these threats at range as they only attack in melee. Carp have a chance to stun their victims and attack every tick. Facehuggers knock out their victims outright and have a chance to infect them with a deadly xeno embryo. On the other hand, they can usually only attack once before they die and their infectious embryos can be resisted. Both do about ten brute damage every attack.
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| ====Spess Carp====
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| [[File:Carp.gif|Space Carp|left]] | |
| Spess Carps (aka Space Carps) are violet-colored space fish that often attack the station. They can usually be seen outside the station through the windows. They enter the station via meteor breaches or any open airlocks leading to space.
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| If a Spess Carp manages to catch you, it will knock you out and start crunching on you - slowly and painfully, until you die. Spess Carps can be, however, killed easily using a RIPLEY's drill or any lethal weapon.
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