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This might sound rude, but an in-game arterial bleed is more bloody and visceral than the piece of art is. You can attack someone with a surgical saw and listen to an extremely pronounced snapping sound as their tendons are severed. Is it abstracted? Yes. It's still more graphic than the image is, because the image is not gore. In my opinion, the real problem with this piece of art is that it's SO prevalent. And that's because we don't have many pieces of lobby art yet. The only solution here, imo, is to get more lobby art. Not necessarily violent, but just more. More art to show off more variety. This is something that'll take time, because we need people to make them, and that's a slow process.

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Just confirming, you've updated your byond install to the latest version? On top of that, try clicking those two HERE links in chat and try typing Fix-TGUI in the box under the chat on the right?

This may be a bug https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/issues/20422

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This means absolutely nothing. While I agree that there would be less distinction, I think Sniblet is right in that we already don't really have a lot of it anyway, outside of security and now paramedics (for whom IPC would still follow the current regulations). At the end of the day, uniforms aren't really a thing outside those two roles, even engineers can get away with a fair bit (within reason), so I really don't think this really makes it worse overall. Plus, as has been said, there's a fair amount of chassis customization you can do to make up for the lack of clothing.

I think I would appreciate an easier way to see a gross income before any expenses, and maybe individual rates of certain expenses, to make it a bit more open to modifying things on our end. Kind of how the existing https://wiki.aurorastation.org/index.php?title=Guide_to_Wages_and_Pay does it.

Simply put, cyborgs do not wear clothes. Why would they need to? They don't need to fit in, they don't have bits, there's no point to it. Why would this be any different for NON-SHELL IPC? Why would they NEED a uniform? If anything, maybe the uniform policy itself might still apply, but "Indecent exposure" wouldn't, leaving grounds for command staff to dictate whether an IPC should wear their uniform or not

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