ben10083

I agree with limitations, there are some jobs that straight up need communication (A mute Captain or FT would be extremely annoying). Honestly I must admit I am biased however, as I dislike any interaction with mute characters as it is annoying to get anything done with them, but thats just me. TLDR: Some jobs should have disability restrictions, namely those where communication or other functions impacted by a disability is paramount.

Not sure about this tbh, for the following reasons: 1. Allowing such personnel defence weapons will encourage many to have such tools "just in case", which will make it more difficult for antags (spray and run away/call sec) (flash and run away/call sec) etc. 2. Knifes are so weak that no one will use it in a actual combat scenario if they find themselves in one (why use a weak knife when a fist is stronger?) 3. Such hostile encounters said are considered rare in canon, as such allowing crew to have limited weapons has not much of a reason behind it 4. Could have the door open to further contraband reg rollbacks, which is a bad direction to head in. Overall I feel that this change has less pros (rp) than cons (see above). -1

Problem It is hard to know what crewmembers have CCIA notes without checking every single person in the employment record console, making enforcement of CCIA punishments difficult Solution A new feature is added the employment record console that lists personnel who have CCIA Notes. This will allow personnel to easily identify any injunctions they need to be aware of as well as any important notes to consider.

Even if they were desired to be removed, there is a 30 day grace period where we allow the playerbase to get used to a change and gauge it more effectively until revert is on the table.

TO: Oscar Easter, Security Officer (Contractor), NSS Aurora FROM: CCIAAMS, NTCC Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This is an automated message to inform you that an investigation has now been opened regarding your incident report, and assigned to Benedict Smith (ben10083). You may be contacted by the CCIAA for an interview, or you may contact them directly if you have any questions. -------------------- DTG: 14-11:52-TAU CETI STANDARD-06-2461 SIGN: CCIAAMS

TO: Oscar Easter, Security Officer (Contractor), NSS Aurora FROM: AMS, CCIAAMS, NTCC Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This is an automated message to inform you that your incident report has been received and placed in a queue for the CCIA Division to review. If necessary, you will be contacted by a CCIA Agent when an investigation begins. -------------------- DTG: 14-11:08-TAU CETI STANDARD-06-2461 SIGN: CCIAAMS

for the TCFL poster, I greatly prefer the first iteration, which is very similar to current poster but with one major difference...

I feel it will be best to just stop looking at the results of a very old poll which is outdated, and make a new one. The results of this new poll will show us how to move forward, otherwise we will get nowhere.

I understand the crux if your argument, but how do you feel such an issue can be resolved? Command staff are expected to follow regulations and ither policies just like everyone else is.

TO: Dwayne Darson , Security Officer, NSS Aurora FROM: Benedict Smith, CCIAA, NTCC Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: The investigation of this incident has concluded, and appropriate action has been taken for affected individuals. This matter will now be considered resolved. -------------------- DTG: 06-09:02-TAU CETI STANDARD-06-2461 SIGN: Benedict Smith

A ban is not the only way to deal with such a situation, I am not aware of the finer details of how moderators or admins deal with such situations, but I assume it is similar to how we deal with it, taking account in many factors including the incident itself when deciding punishment. A IR effectively makes the incident canon, as such, antag involvement usually invalidates the possibility of an IR and opens the door for a OOC solution.

Yet you can't help mix things up for the factions if there are so many BS factions, too much freedom in this sense is a bad thing, sticking with predetermined companies is fine, and if you really want your mining company added, make a lore canonization request.

+1, an excellent choice for moderator.

Although this would have been an interesting IR, the vox is a antag, and IRs can be used when antag interactions are the crux of why said incident occured, hence the OOC punishment.

Typically when I create a character (that is human) I usually just change up the hair and maybe the facial hair if I feel creative. The real customization goes into what I have them wear and what they have. In the Universe where literally trillions of humans/bug people/furries cat people/robutts/ and squids, it really isn't that rare to find people who look somewhat similar. Also, no one has said yet how this is a issue worth all the time and effort to memorize the literal thousands of different characters and check each one that joins a round to make sure that their cat person does not match cat person #1421 or #4123, not to mention the workload increase to do all this. Overall, I see this as a non-issue that would be difficult to moderate, and we already have player/character complaints if you find carbon copies. Also, ffs @AmoryBlaine stop being so passive aggressive towards Garn. -1

Here is my overall opinion on the matter: Yes, borgs are property and will get less leeway than others, but I feel that immediately putting someone out of the round in a manner that is usually annoying by itself is unfair to the person playing oocly. I feel the best way to solve this is expansion of ooc rules regarding the destruction of borgs, and to have wordlessly killing a borg immediately be punishable, or something similar.

I feel that the object thing may be a bad idea, as this will alert people that the gamemode exists in general, and people will take measures to protect themselves ("conveniently" having earmuffs just in case). Perhaps simply say that they heard the hazard from someone while on their way to work, or that it suddenly appeared after looking at a special object. However, if this random happening or random junk being found in your backpack being across all gamemodes...then the object would be a good idea. Side note, if they give the object to someone else, that that infect them?

Would likely just encourage autism forts over the beacon and/or bumrushing beacon and camping it, and I feel this new system will worsen the problem of "call daddy centcom for win"

It usually causes metagaming by others, and lets face it, would make teargas useless towards antags or groups of people (who would have gasmasks in backpack "just in case"). Overall, we have the medical facilities to handle hazardous gas, and spamming gasmask everywhere will cause more harm than good.

bump

? Your past experiences with another CCIA team will be interesting, and certainly helps your application. I like some of your answers (even though some are not quite right, but that is just something you can learn if your application is accepted). I always reserve making a "aye or nay" until after the interview, so in the meantime here are some questions: 1. besides IRs, what other functions do you know CCIA does outside of the server? 2. I noticed you gave a focus on antag breathing room with your answers, can you give examples on how you plan to go about this? 3. Can you go into detail of notable differences between Our CCIA and the one you were in? I await your response @SatinsPristOTD

Internals would not go from 100-0 pressure realistically, it would drop to 0 eventually, but gradually.

What was the crew's reaction to this engine? Any OOC/LOOC reactions?

perhaps have it simply say what gun it was fired from? May not be the most realistic but would be more practical (as in saying it was fired from a shotgun, or revolver, modified revolver, etc.)