Rusty Shackleford

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this makes rusty sad i cri evrytim

No.

Honestly, I'd like it to be sleeker with more glowy bits. And have the caliber changed to something lower, since a 12.7mm is basically the equivalent to a .50 cal. And that shit's going to kill you faster than the (comparatively) itsy bitsy .357 mags that the revolver fires. The best possible way for the nuke op gun to be changed, in my opinion, is from a conventional firearm to a magrifle with a dual/triple rail design. That glows blue.

Why are we using the Paradise map for the station? The Bay map was functional and made much more sense than what we have now!

goddammit

As I was planning to modify the map anyway upon learning more about world situations, I'll see what I can incorporate from this thread. But not everything, keep in mind.

>Write Earthlore >Nobody has major problems when I post it >Everyone suddenly wants to change it >Nobody tells me a thing

I've already had notes and different stuffs outlined on my own documents. This is sorta similar, so if you can please tell those people that think nobody wants it that you actually do want it, I'll go ahead and make it for y'all.

I haven't kek'd this hard in a long while.

In the Western nations, people of any other descent other than Caucasian are minorities. Like, by a massive margin.

My thinking, is that it'd be mostly Asians and Caucasians in space. Because those are the people living in the richest countries and they already have space programs up and going. Next up would be Arabs, South Americans, and Indians, and then Africans, because that entire continent is still severely messed up and it'd be doubtful if any of them got a space program going in the next century. Same with a lot of the nations in the Middle East. Really, the thing of white people being 50 extra points toward snowflake has a bit of that "check your cis-privilege" stench on it.

I'm more on the side of Inverted on this issue. The in-game universe is almost 450 years in the future. There are alien races. There are fusion engines and human cloning. There is FTL travel, planetary colonization and a unified human government. People make interplanetary commutes to work on a daily basis, for chrissakes. We need to have more day-to-day manifestations of all the super tech present, and in what better place than in medicine?

I've been wanting to do this for months now, but I've been blocked on the merit that "nobody wants it." Do people want it now so I can go ahead and do it finally?

String[ ] main(anime = good)_____{ _____if ( CowboyBebop || GhostInTheShell )_____{ __________System.out.printIn("[ ] IS FUCKING HYPE"); _____} _____else_____{ __________System.out.printIn("[ ] belongs in the trash."); _____} }

It's funny because the prices are the same here but your money is worth more than ours

The difference being that the admins don't touch you in places that you have to show a psychotherapist later on using a doll- oh wait

Or you could just ask for quick access to the hand tele in the station-side teleporter room. Heads of staff and the AI don't usually say no if you're a scientist and qualified to use it.

Same thing with "Everyone Calm Down" threads. They're equally annoying, and equally useless.

http://i.imgur.com/sxoVga1.gifv

The Aurora Lore Team. Professionalism at it's finest.

I've always gone on the assumption that the Nanotrasen employee health benefits are fukken great. Prosthetic limbs, cloning, organ transplant, hell, even dental. Not to mention that the super healing medicines and ultra fast cloning pods on the station are completely free to the crew. I sorta think of it as the reason that employees can turn a blind eye to certain, "unethical" practices. Also, why would the Sol Alliance provide universal healthcare? What are they, space communists?

Green eyes are actually very uncommon. Really, white people with blue eyes wouldn't be snowflakey at all. Brown and black people actually might be more uncommon in space. At least that's what I might venture to think.