Fyni

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It ain't easy been pink.

The ultimate answer to this is always - will you be playing them all in 3 real life years time? If yes, will all the characters you built those relationships still be around? Add in that even if there isn't a timeskip, there is likely to be a new ship / station / colony / MAP which will effect them and the people around them too. The shift from the NSS Aurora to the SCCV Horizon saw many just make new characters to exploit the new freedom they had in character creation, and today years later you hardly see any of those who were transferred. Aurora can't stay on the Horizon forever.

Your own diagram shows 1 to 6 going down. There are no minus decks. Per wikipedia: It numbers from 1 to 4 for the superstructure - something which the Horizon lacks (but these diagrams do not) Again we see "the main deck", the uppermost one which covers most of the space, numbering down as you go lower. The US Navy seems to distinguish the "levels" as the things above the main deck, and decks as the maint structure of the bridge. Some cruise ships use the numbering system of buildings (1 or ground is bottom, moving up), but that's purely because they are cruise ships, and designed for the majority of the people aboard to not be use to life aboard a boat, unlike the Horizon where the crew live aboard sometimes for years at a time. Been fun to research all this lol. I propose we do a Polaris and email Nasa to see what they would do.

Some good ideas if the Horizon was ever remapped. All I want is for the decks to be numbered correctly (I.E. like every single real life boat/ship, and the majority of fictional ones). Bridge/top should be 1. If we assume there are residential decks on the bottom of the Horizon, they go from 0 to -5 or something???

Loorey and I have reviewed the logs and both testimonies. To cover the important points: 1. It is expected that command members do give room for antags to do their thing - this is a key part of getting the whitelist. Accepting bribes and been corrupt is generally acceptable to a point, but command players should keep in mind the flow of a round. Once an antag "goes loud", so to speak, the action of command charcter should reflect this. 2. Having a character permabrigged is almost on the same level as killing said character - it often removes them from the round, away from any action and roleplay. Care should be taken when pushing for such. I know in a way Cam intended for them to be obviously innocent, but again the chaos of a fully escalated round was in action and the flow should have been obvious - security will likely not question this. Command members should be aware and concious of this. 3. Headset removal. While it seems the full removal of the headset was a miscommunication, we would like to stress that security should not be removing headsets and PDAs from people in the brig unless they have a good reason to (which amounts to them been shown to abuse this priveledge by shouting insults or similiar). In part, this is because uplinks for antags can be hidden in these things, but also because without any way to communicate with the outside world, once in the permabrig this completely cuts them off from the round. Loorey and I have discussed this matter, and the appropriate action will be taken. This complaint is now closed, but the thread will be open for 24 hours if anyone else would like to comment

Alternative opnion: do not give them a new office but make them share one office. Let the resentment foster.

Ckey/BYOND Username: Fyni Position Being Applied For: Wiki Maintainer Have you read the Lore Team Rules and Regulations wiki page?: I read the wiki maintainer rules Past Experiences/Knowledge: When I was younger, I made several wikis for self made fantasy worlds on wikia (now fandoms) (ew yes I know). More recently, I've contributes to a niche wiki based on Mediawiki before it went down. Examples of Past Work: Sadly, I am either too embrassed by the wikis I made in the youth or the more recent have gone down. Additional Comments: I had a talk with Trio about the wiki just the other day. I'm someone who likes to make many quick and small edits where needed just to make sure things are upto date, but also have an unreasonable passion for standadization and templates, something which the wiki formats greatly help with.

Average Hazel round working in the kitchen

I have fun interacting with all of Max's characters, but more importantly I know him to understand the dynamics required of HRP and have no doubt they will excel in pushing this understanding into command where it can really allow rounds to flourish.

+1 he helped me with my IPC app so he clearly knows synthetic lore, would be quite good as an AI maybe.

Silvroz did a good job during a high intensity raider round, working with the antag to let their gimmick flow then enabling the crew to get involved too. I'm sure they would have done better if they didn't have to leave before the end. +1 anyway.

I considered merging raider/merc, but I do like the difference between the high gear and low gear. However, we could also trust in antags to run a more low powered group off ship antag. However, allowing Merc/Raider to be three to seven strong would also be wonderful. Techno and Loner are very weak as it stands. An uplink can be provided without been game breaking, with minimal crystals. The uplink still has the utility aspect (mainly exploitables).