MattAtlas

On trial until 24AUG2021.

anime

Accepted.

Accepted.

I'm not against it.

Trimmed the format's questions a bit.

On trial until 12AUG2021.

On trial until 12AUG2021.

Accepted.

Nurse was removed because it was a functionally useless alt title. I'm not sure where people are imagining that it was used for roleplay, because it wasn't: the one nurse character that I can remember did the exact same thing a physician does now. There's not really enough content for nurse to even consider that people might do something creative with the role, because they already can as physician. Why aren't they? The truth is that the much coveted "patient RP" is completely inexistant and will forever be. People don't want to be stuck in the medbay for more than they have to because it's utterly boring. This is because when injuries actually happen, there's going to be a large influx of patients or that person needs to get out ASAP, because more than likely they're a security officer. On that note, I also don't agree with the assessment that job bloat doesn't exist. It's a very real thing. Example: do you remember when we had roboticist alt titles and people would regularly play mechatronic engineers? That all seems fine and cool until you remember that there were often cases where two roboticists would play mechatronic engineer and give a gigantic middle finger to IPCs that got wounded or borgs in general, because they limit themselves to playing a roboticist that only makes mechs in a limited slot job. This is a real problem and it exists in other forms, too: like people described, the path a patient takes through medical (lobby -> stabilization/scanning in the GTR -> surgery) doesn't allow for a third role in the midst of it all. This is why it's been streamlined to physician and surgeon; a nurse role is going to inevitably step on the toes of a physician and rob them of basically the only purpose their job has, considering that the only times they ever do surgery is when surgeons are lacking. That's not really something I want to happen. And the prospect of a nurse only playing to do patient RP is pretty ridiculous, one that I'm not even going to entertain. This is why I was against nurses being re-added - I do admit there's bias since I was the one that removed the role entirely, but I haven't seen much of a convincing argument.

I would not approve a life sized chess board being moved into any public space, mainly because it's a ridiculous prospect. It should remain in maintenance. Voting for dismissal.

Don't really have anything to say other than the fact that you lied to me when you said you read the rules in admin PMs, which then segways to me telling you to reconsider if an HRP server is for you, considering your last few notes were all about LRP and bad antag play. I don't really view that as me seeing you below my time.

We've investigated things for a while and have come to a conclusion. Considering that your ticket was already resolved, there's nothing we can act upon. If you disagree with their judgement, a staff complaint is what you are looking for, so what happened in game is not being dealt with in this complaint. Instead, we took a longer look at the Discord conversation. Let me start off by saying that neither of the parties involved are blameless. There are definitely snipes and escalatory comments coming from both Memescope and Scheveningen. We don't really consider the incident to be bad enough to require action for either of you two, though. The biggest problems here were the accusations of lying, but a) both sides said that the other was lying and b) it wasn't worded in a particularly improper way. It seems like that entire discussion was the byproduct of a particularly bad round for both sides and we didn't see any egregious comments, really. In conclusion, these things happen, keep it civil on Discord for next time please. Locking in 24 hours.

The solution is to code more things for other corporations. Zeng-Hu was just the only corporatiion that got this at the time because it was in dire need of a facelift and incentives for people to play them, since if you recall before this rework Zeng-Hu had a population of zero and absolutely no flavour going for it. Other corporations were self sustaining. It seems to me rather obvious that other corporations can get mechanically useful augments. Voting for dismissal.

I wasn't told this by the player. In fact, they just said "I went to the location", without elaborating on it. The original adminhelp I took simply stated that they performed a rescue in lieu of medical.

This appeal is denied. You'll have to wait the full 3 days. What you did was really egregious. Especially after being told not to salt in LOOC by me not even ten minutes ago.

It is not irrelevant. I told Sue to post because she directly witnessed an event that I needed to verify my claim of this not being a one round error, but instead behaviour that's consistent across rounds. I can see that this is not going anywhere, so I'm not going to reply to further arguments about what you did or did not do unless Garn needs me to.

Accepted.

From what I recall there was an adminhelp towards the later end of the round (at about 1:30ish) from someone complaining about FROST's general behaviour. They highlighted two problems in particular: 1. FROST responded to a medical emergency as a research module despite there being medical; 2. FROST was following the investigators around and into the office and had to be specifically told to leave for it to go away. The other thing they highlighted was that this is not a one round problem. This happens a lot with this specific cyborg and it is an assessment that I agree with. From what I collected from asking AnselmKonrad, the first problem was on shaky justification. The cyborg responded to a medical emergency because they walked into medical, saw that medical was busy and nobody was coming. This is mostly what made me raise an eyebrow, because I don't really think a research module cyborg should be doing this, unless it specifically happens in front of them. The second one was fine, but it highlighted the same behaviour. The cyborg followed the investigators all the way into their office, to tell them about the time of death of the body. It was mostly unnecessary, really, but fine. This is the one where he had to be told to leave by the investigators because neither of them wanted the cyborg around. This is where the parts about "excessively responding to things you shouldn't be responding to" and "excessively shadowing others" come from.

You are talking a lot about cyborgs and their goals, but notice that my post focused on the other part of the rule: the one where it specifically talks about your job's goals. You are required to assist people, that much is true, but like that rule says, you should keep it to where your module is relevant. This feels like common sense to me, hence why I can count the people I bwoinked about this in a three year span of being an admin on one hand, but I agree that maybe the rule should be clarified. And if it is clarified, like you said, I wouldn't be against wiping your ban off your record. You received a job ban because your history with cyborg play is pretty bad. Like I said in your ticket, in any other case this would've been a note, and in fact I gave you less of a ban than I do usually for offenses after warnings: it was a 1 day ban instead of a 3 day ban.

> Additionally, keep your character's goals in mind. For example, as security, during a traitor round, your goal is not to catch traitors, but ensure the safety of the station and provide assistance as needed. This is in the rules. It applies to jobs as well as character motivations. I bwoinked you for the same reason I would bwoink a scientist who responds to every medical situation known to man. It is infuriating, as a player, to be constantly shadowed by someone who can do your job better than you can, and it is infuriating as someone that has to deal with these situations IC to have someone constantly show up to security situations. This rule applies to the rest of what you said as well, really. I would have bwoinked a cyborg for this and I would have bwoinked a human for doing it too. It's the same thing. Lawsets do not override rules and there is nowhere in the rules where it says cyborgs are exempted from following them.

Accepted.

Reopened following your staff complaint. On trial until 26JUL2021.