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If Command can simply edit AI perms, then what would be the point of removing such abilities? They were generally only ever used by crew order in the first place with exemption of malf.

Having gone through this and this page, I don't really see any influence of jokiness within full job articles (of importance). I haven't scoured every single one, but everything so far has seemed within reason past a couple of outdated mechanical references such as loyalty implants. The tone seems perfectly fine, as noted the only issue would seem to be that the wiki understandably doesn't keep up with every PR ever made. There's nothing wrong with sharing in the good humour of other servers, especially if it'll make newer players feel more welcome.

If I'd miss anything it was both the watch tower being both an amazing hiding hole, and tool of surveillance.

Someone has to be awful thick in the head to not realize the entirety of those role descriptions are joking.

I'd say one argument is the bottom-most z has zero actual purpose (in comparison to other empty z's of the past), as cooling only really needs space tiles beneath it which could exist on the maintenance/sub-level z. I suppose the only issue is this argument requires someone to map the replacement.

Why not remove both to maximise the anti-lag? Not like anyone cares about cooling being down there.

If loadout customization is a concern, wasn't there a separate idea to make apparel cost nothing or near-nothing as a whole?

F for the solars, and the watch tower. Wish it was cooling that got nuked instead.

You understand that burying yourself in snow is a valid and effective survival method to avoid freezing to death during winter storms? Wind chill is the especially lethal part of arctic storms, not the snow itself.

I would hope such reductions may never be applied to High Severity Infractions.

With those clarifications, I don't really think those two implants are required for the 'Aut'akh experience'. I'd be less worried about the 'one antag' and more about an entire sub-species (non-antags in particular) having a free version of an ability akin to something Ninjas and Borers have. As for the cold resistance - that's also making the assumption that polar bunkers lack heating, no? It seems rather silly in and of itself that a cold-blooded species who very readily dies in temperatures a human would find mildly nippy can suddenly disregard that, and at the same time somehow avoid the fiery overheating issue present within IPCs of a similar size whose internal climate control wouldn't be competing with vital organs.

This I wasn't aware of. Assuming the three 'necessary augments' have no real mechanical benefit, I don't see why they'd cost 9 in total unless it's some clever way to limit them by discouraging fashionista players.

It's a very minimal retcon as it were, and this is not the first nor likely the last time a significant change demanding retcons has been made like this. Shells (MMI/Circuit brains from the fractal lore era), ATLAS, Vox and Necropolis being four examples in a relative range from 'years ago' to 'weeks ago' as prime examples.

I'd rather see them made tankier than a return to easy bite. Never made a whole lot of sense to me that they're actually rather frail.

Fair enough. I'd hope other tools like a circular saw or even a knife (whittling) may function in place of the hatchet.

Why would it require a hatchet when crossbows, one of the older wood-using improv weapons, didn't need a hatchet to produce their frame?

With a base population of 10,000 in TC according to lore, they should be extremely rare and limited on station. This change has made an effective cut-down in the number of Aut'akh cultists on-board, and I would not want to see their return in full-bodied form unless limitations were made to the amount that may be present (so as to never outnumber normal Unathi characters).

For reference, you could always summon multiple. You just had to stack multiple runes on-top of each other. As for the rest; nopain is fine, but they should suffer the effects of broken bones and and to a lesser extent organ damage (disregarding the pain induced by organ damage). If the sword is excessively strong then that likely also needs a looking over.

A throatslit needs a killgrab, a bugbite needs a killgrab. Seems fine to me, especially as the claws are already quite potent. Oh yes I also nearly forgot - force gloves exist and they make blue moves rather trivially easy.

I like this idea, makes more sense to have them corrupted into something akin to how Nar-Sie corrupts machinery he goes over.

This makes more sense than the tree nerf thread. Sure, why not.

I've never seen them powergamed nearly as hard as IPCs, and seeing as there are a grand total of two trees per year, I have little issue with an extremely rare species you can freely walk the fuck away from.

Kill the cultist with his sword to become a cultist. I like it.

Is there a list of the removed books?

Bloat's a horrid term for it. Just axe the hidden WGW-tier shit and figure a way to mark old reference guides as outdated.