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BYOND key: Jaden Kent Discord name/id: Code2200#0956 Borg / AI names: Avalon (AI) EvE (AI) Sam (AI) Have you read the Aurora wiki page about the AI?: Yes, I have read the previous and updated wiki page for AI. Why do you wish to be on the whitelist?: After at least 10 years of playing SS13 in general and several years off and on within Aurora, The AI role is the only thing left that excites me to play due to the limitations yet freedoms of the role itself. Have you received any administrative actions? And how serious were they? Seems I have two warnings on record. One was for the character skillset, which was fixed with mod guidance. The other, I believe, is a major warning, which happened years ago when I logged during a mod discussion. Other than those warnings, there are two CCIA actions on records due to incidents ingame as CMO. Do you understand your whitelist is not permanent, and may be stripped following continuous administrative action? I do, yes.

I'm for keeping Cryo as well as feel like it could cause problems - especially in terms of malpractice (though it could stand to be rewritten anyway tbh). A sci-fi space game should have those nice nostalgic space techs to keep the vibe. I also will say that I'm very hesitant to push medical too far into medical practice. This is a game after all. With that all said, I'm down to give it a try - it will either be fun or a pain in the ass <3

Not sure how feasible it would be, but a rather easy test of persistence could be disabling a round restart. And allowing the shuttle to return to the station after a debrief. The station would then persist through the 'new' round with the returning crew fixing any damage. Of course this is my assuming that a server restart isn't necessary and is just use to reset the map. This also assumes that shuttles and other advanced equipment could be rebuilt by players. I assume that admins use 'Game IDs' to investigate certain things. Thus, generating a new ID each time the transfer or emergency shuttle is called, would be the bypass for such an action. Pros: Would allow data to be gathered on how a persistent 'world' could function in a SS13 setting. The standard transfer/emergency shuttle would allow people to leave the round - essentially finishing their duties Would also allow new crew to start from scratch (the starting screen would then be the station that the crew transfers to Odin(?)) Cons: Would need Admins on 24/7 to initiate a server restart should something RP breaking destroy the station. 'RP Breaking' meaning that you don't send an entire station crew if the entire station is gone. This could be replaced with a majority vote to restart the server. Could cause potential headaches for players now that we all have to cleanup our own messes. Risks player numbers after tough 'rounds' that leave a station crippled. Would also cause some hard feelings to one that always would stick around and get the station up and running again. Additions: I think it is reasonable to assume certain resupplies would be needed in order to return. Engineering, for example, would need additional metal and glass to get the station rebuilt (if needed) Of course, I am not a programmer, nor do I know how such dark magic works. It could be very possible that a server restart is required to function.

Def +1 have overseen Alice White several times as CMO. She knows her stuff is an absolute delight to work with!

Reporting Personnel: Jaden Halliwell Job Title of Reporting Personnel: Chief Medical Officer Game ID: (Game ID of the round on which the incident took place. If you don't remember the exact one, then the round after or the round before works as well. Found in the chat log once you log in, under the status tab above station time, and the lobby tab) b1e-aJO7 Personnel Involved: (Name, Job Title: Offender/Witness/Other) Connor Raley - Medical Resident - Offender Time of Incident: (If unable to provide, leave blank) Real Time: (E.g MTS 11:30pm 05/12/2019) Location of Incident: Internal entrance of med bay. Nature of Incident: [ ] - Workplace Hazard [ ] - Accident/Injury [ ] - Destruction of Property [ ] - Neglect of Duty [ ] - Harassment [ ] - Assault [ X ] - Misconduct [ ] - Other _____ (Place an x in the box that applies. If other, replace line and specify.) Overview of the Incident: (General description of the incident, to include as much detail as is deemed necessary) We lost a patient that was critical. After cloning procedures, Connor found me and threatened to report me from medical malpractice unless I created and provided him with Oxycodone. Did you report it to a Head of Department or IAA? If so, who?: (Name, Job Title) I was the head at the time, I did tell Oliver Roadman -CE- while on the end of shift shuttle. Actions taken: (Description of efforts made by the reporter, security, Heads, and/or Internal Affairs to resolve this incident) Additional Notes: This event happened while the transfer shuttle was enroute. I filed both a complaint form and suspension form and faxed it to command and provided a copy of them to Officer Eric Bayer. Officer Bayer then promptly detained Connor for the duration of the shuttle ride back to Odin.

Is it possible to have a hallway connecting med bay's cloning room and the morgue?

The original suggestion had it tied into the department itself. The fire alarms work by mapping out department areas (or at least they use to). My initial idea also said that the popup would include atmospheric information to inform the AI player if there is a danger to the outside area. All in all, yes it would be, I guess, a temporary change in access rights to the department. I agree, the need to do it on a per-door basis would be tedious. As for the coding that is outside of my area. I study law in university, not computer science. The notification could ask the AI to temporarily add medical to the access list for a predetermined amount of time. I would consider that reasonable. This type of notification and acceptance would moot the need for atmospheric information. The medical team would be able to enter the department and see the shutters down (do the shutters detect toxins? If not then current atmos alarms for the areas could be displayed), or just give priority to atmospheric tech and station engineers first. I also lightly tackled ways to combat spamming, such as a timer.

While I understand this, there is no sense in a person being a sarcastic dick. Be constructive or move on. His title says "coder" which makes it even worse if he is staff. Being nice to the ones who play their game is rather essential. I never said anything about an "all access pass" please do not imply I did or that that is what I was suggesting. Now, typing it out would be amazing if the AI was an actual AI and not a person. Sadly, the AI player has to see the typed request. whereas, this would present a nice notification of requested access. Therefore, it guarantees that the request would be seen, barring the AI player being AFK of course. This system would improve RP as the AI would seem more omniscient.

OO, I like the sound of the first one because it keeps the AI still active in everything!

What doesn't contribute to RP is people dying due to medical being locked out. What doesn't contribute to RP is medical having to "break a window" to do our jobs. If you read the suggestion, then you would know the AI makes the call and is given information to allow it to determine if an emergency is actually happening. Your sarcasm is absolutely unnecessary and is the opposite of constructive. Furthermore, this is a suggestion in the "Suggestions & Ideas" thread, arguably nothing is "needed."

I would hope by the 2400s we have some sort of protections in the workplace.

Or perhaps have a separate tab and audio alert for the AI so a pop-up doesn't interfere?

Medical Personnel should be able to request emergency access into restricted areas. Now, I know this sounds crazy and abusable, but I do think it could be balanced if done correctly. My idea would be to have a popup option on secure airlocks (IE Science, Bridge, Engines). This popup would give medical personnel the option of requesting 'Emergency Medical Access.' Such a request could then be forwarded to the station AI or done internally. I think having the station AI oversee this would be much better. Once the request is sent, the AI player would be given a popup prompt. This popup would contain the name of the requested department, the life support of said department, and the number of injured in the department. I had to think long and hard about how the popup would detect players, and I think I may have figured it out. I once played around with the SS13 source code, and fire alarms were broken up by departments. So, I thought that it might be possible to add a check for injured people, or perhaps, the devs could tie it into the medical computer. Once all the information is displayed, the AI player would be given a choice to accept the override or deny it (Deny would conflict with law??). If the Ai accepted the request, then the door would open automatically without further AI player action. Now, what about spam? We currently have the holographic projectors that issue popups to the AI. They are rarely used; this may be due to their overall usefulness. However, if spam is truly a concern, we could impose a timer on this action by department. Why should we consider this, we have cloning? I would think that medical personnel would attempt to save lives as their priority not create them. When it comes to a crew members life, I would think a secured room would be opened, if safe to do so, if a doctors needed to get inside for medical reasons. I got this idea from an old episode of Star Trek where a doctor vocally requested emergency access to a crew member's private quarters. Please let me know what you think about the idea as well as any changes you think would make it better. I must say this is a rather rough concept, so please forgive me.

Sometimes Inaprovaline just doesn't cut it. The sturdiness of the bed shouldn't count too much. The doctor would be positioned at the middle of the patient to allow chest compressions to be done. I do love the sheet idea which could even be used for crime scenes to cover the dead during investigations.

Try and stay on topic...