Valkrae

The loyalty implant isn't there to make someone a slave, it's there to make sure the person who has it doesn't do anything that would ruin anything of NTs property or image. It's not like, some sort of slave instrument.

This is very wrong, as I didn't even think ICly it was a transformation sting. I wanted everyone detained so that no one went anywhere, because as far as I was concerned, it was a disease, and someone in that hallway was the source. I had been contacted by the HoP, saying that your character was the source, as people in Medbay had been transformed. And then my own character had been trasnformed. I put you in perma so that I could hold you until we had further orders from the Odin. Yes, I executed you. But you were /far/ from helpless. Not only did you chew your arm off to get out of the cuffs, but you attempted to disarm me once I came in to put you back in cuffs. So, far from helpless. Refusing RP? What does that mean? Robert had dealt with two people with transformation abilities in that round, and had officers after the other. He was not about to let you out of cuffs, and bag so that you could assault him, his officer, and the Head of Personnel. You were there for the Xenobiologists to experiment on you, which were the orders from Central Command. I had informed you this would happen, multiple times in fact. It seems to me that this entire ordeal is simply a matter of the round antagonist being a tad upset after the round was over.

OHBOY. I was wondering when this would come up. I like Minecraft. I've actually played on RP servers on Minecraft longer than I've played SS13. So has Jenna and Josh.

Whatever you decide is fine, really.

VOICE ACTING IS MY JAM, MAN. WHAT DO YOU NEED, TELL ME.

That was beautiful, Blue. Don't let mean old Dea get you down.

As I said on the other one, you could easily solve this with flavortext.

Couldn't this just be solved with flavor text?

The blue and yellow makes us look like we're in the Kingdom of Sweden. Not that this is a bad thing, but, we're not. Also, damn I want this in my life.

You have to admit, they characterize supersoldiers stolen as children to be trained into hyper-lethal killing machines. They did what they could.

Yes, I do.

Reach was my baby. I played that game so much, that I'm ashamed to admit it.

Oh my lord. Expect one of Security characters later today. Also. FUCK YOU SWAT. THROWING ME DOWN TO THE TRACKER JACKERS AND SHIT.

I can make loud noises while flailing my hands around like an inflatable waving man.

Allow me to add a few things. Almost every shift that I see you on as a Telescientist, you end up messing about around the station with /something/. Yes, you may not have played Telescience in a while, but that doesn't mean you don't chucklefuck when you do play as a Telescientist. Another issue is when I see you play Xenobiologist. You rush bluespace slimes, and immediately abandon Xenobio to go play Telescientist. I feel as if there should be at least a discussion on the proper usage of Science as a whole, as it seems that certain positions are abused, and some positions are abandoned after a certain point is reached.

Robert Dalton Shiela Maldin Eternal Silence Nazai'i Uzeekus VALKYRIE Bones Kihir S'raha

By the by, the reason the round didn't start twice was Wizard. So, if someone could find out the banned jobs for Wizard, that'd be fantastic.

You were very abrasive and commanding in ahelps, consistently attempting to further the conversation after Tish had tried to end it.

Xander, I am a player of this server as well as a Moderator. The moderator title only means that I have a bit more responsibilities, and that I make sure everything runs smoothly on the server. Aside from that, I'm no different than you, Bokaza, or any single player that has ever logged into our server. The Head Loyalist is still just a person. They are not some unthinking corporate machine hellbent on following every single directive to the letter, with no free thought towards themselves.

What. Is that guy literally a robot.

Robert went from a Quartermaster ex-marine, to a Security Officer who just wanted to protect people, to the Robert that everyone knows and loves. He has since descended into being a husk of a man, and barely what he used to be.

Also, it's key to note that it seems that certain game modes that Secret bounces too will not boot unless a certain amount of players are actually playing.

As a Moderator, I try and notice when arguments start to get heated, and put a stop to it. As a player, I've actually stopped paying attention to the OOC channel at all because of the issues that have arisen in it. I only pay attention when I see certain words pop up, or someone mentions it in msay. Even as a Mod, I feel as if my every action is being judged and debated by everyone on the staff team, and the playerbase. Nothing against the staff or the playerbase, it's just how I function as a person. But actually seeing it happen on OOC, that causes me to not want to even log in as a character anymore.

This complaint was supposed to be about Bokaza deciding to ignore the directive. In any other situation, this might have been fine, but the way it was setup, it prevented my side of the antagonist work, the Mutiny side, from doing anything. I had lost ALL grounds against the Captain, and any following I had literally hauled ass to the Captain's side as soon as she said she wouldn't follow the directive. The move was, in my opinion as much as an OOC move to save their own skin as it was an IC move. Don't get me wrong, I love Bokaza. But the whole ignoring the directive thing basically turns the round into what would happen in the wizard had no spells, came to the station, got arrested anyways and the round continued. The whole point of the gamemode would be null. You can't just removed the MUTINY from MUTINY. Do you get what I'm trying to say? Xander, when it comes down to it, the objectives aren't the main point of the round. It's the roleplay around the objectives that's the point. If the objective was the main point, Antagonists would still have objectives. You can't really base a complaint around a character attempting to preserve their own life, which is a base human instinct. I understand the directives are there for a reason, and I do understand that you have to play the mode. But, at a certain point, you have to learn when to draw the line and cut your losses. Bokaza knew where that line was. I am in full support of Bokaza in this complaint, and I feel that Bokaza did the right thing with his character. He did in the beginning attempt to follow the directives, but as he slowly began to understand the gravity of his situation, and decided it'd be best to do what he did.

Four is a step in a different direction for the series, that I'm actually interested to see it go too. I didn't like the multiplayer of four as much as I had the previous.