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Sorry! I was editing this part, and then I believe I got distracted and forgot to come back to it. It should've been something like: "When she was 14, Aizi’s mother died while working as a Hegemony medical aid in a Traditional Coalition combat zone. The medical documentation for her death indicated that she could've lived if other medics had reached her sooner." So, the way I understand it (my sister works in a hospital ER as a Paramedic, rather than on a rig, so a lot of this information is from her), when a Paramedic works in a rig, they mostly make all the decisions by themselves, given there are no medical doctors easily accessible out in the field (wherever the call is). This is fine, of course, since that's what Paramedics are trained to do. In contrast, when working directly in the ER, you are under the direct supervision of emergency medicine doctors and work in a team setting. Additionally, you have access to many more resources inside the hospital, given that a rig can only hold so many things. So overall, Aizi has learned to work well in a team, which is how the Horizon's medical department runs, and she has learned to use equipment not usually on a rig, of which could possibly be the cryo tubes, the sleeper, and the full body scanner. These aspects would make her a better fit for the Horizon's medical department when compared to a Paramedic who only has experience with whatever a rig on Moghes might look like. Initially, when Aizi started schooling to become a paramedic, her drive to be a healer was mostly to find purpose. There was most certainly interest in helping people, as I think that it's truly a requirement for nearly everyone who goes into the medical field. Without that, then it's very difficult to complete the rigorous training that comes with learning so many different aspects about the human body, and then, within the context of SS13, you'd have to also learn the same things for 5 other living species. Once Aizi graduated and began working in the ERs, she felt like that purpose was being fulfilled. For every critical person she helped save, she felt a sense of relief knowing that another child like her wouldn't have to go through losing a parent like she did. Even if the person she saved didn't have children, it still healed that emotional wound. That relief was like an addiction, and like an adrenaline junkie, she genuinely enjoyed helping people and loved that her job allowed her to physically do that. The reason that her compassion fatigue didn't see much correcting when working on Sekhemet PMCG ships was because she didn't see a change in the demographic that she saw on Moghes during the Phoron Scarcity. On those ships, she saw time and time again people who could not afford their services get turned away, whereas if they were to come across an IAC as an example, they would not discriminate between patients. She went to the PMCG looking for a change in how care is administered and was met with the exact same protocols she'd come to hate. I don't know if I'd say it's exacerbated by a lack of direction, because the direction she wants to go is to find a place where status, money, and discrimination don't affect levels of healthcare. It's just that she is having a hard time finding that place. Though it's a lower noble house, she is still noble and benefits more than the peasant class in her clan. She is very privileged in this aspect, and given that she is a part of the House of Medicine, she reaps the benefits of not having to pay for any medical costs of her own, though she hasn't really had to put that to use beyond mishaps in the ER, like accidental cuts, exposures to diseases/chemicals, and the occasional physically violent patient who gets loose, and she takes her coverage for granted. Since she works in Skalamar, she doesn't often see rural peasants, as they are likely too far to reach the hospitals. Logically, she is aware that there are other unathi out there that can't easily seek medical care, but since it's not something right in front of her face, she does not think about it often. Her house was not affected as heavily by the contact war as other clans might've been. Her clan was mostly concentrated inside Skalamar, though some died by the Traditional Coalition's hand, such as Aizi's mother. Their clan was most certainly better off before the war in terms of the economy and mental health, but they did not see as much displacement or loss of life as other clans that were located in or near the wasteland did. The House of Medicine kept Aizi and her immediate family afloat during the Phoron Scarcity, given that the House of Medicine is in charge of the daily allotment of calories given via food rations. Her ties to the people in the guild made sure that she and her family were always fed enough. In terms of support through her corporate pay, she still sends money back to her clan, no matter where she is working. The more discretionary income she has, the more she sends back. Though it is not proven and only passed through rumors and conspiracy, Aizi was the subject of a lot of propaganda in Skalamar as she grew up during the contact war, and it was often said that NT wished to exploit her people under the guise of helping them. But going beyond that, Aizi was repulsed by NT because they are the largest megacorporation in the Spur (though that's definitely hypocritical given how grateful she is to Heph). Additionally, she was drawn to the PMCG because it is made up of many different contracting groups, and Aizi believed that she would be able to experience a variety of cultures in the hopes of finding that place where she can finally enjoy her work again without the compassion fatigue draining her.

BYOND Ckey: Acetrea Discord username: beeffrustration Character names: Mae Lin, KIT (AI), Pods Scattered Upon Sandy Dunes Species you are applying to play: Unathi ------------------------------ General Whitelist Requirements What colour do you plan on making your first alien character?: Tak Red: RGB 128, 62, 62 / Hex #803E3E (Maybe a little deeper). Have you read the lore pages for the species you wish to be whitelisted for?: Yes Please provide well articulated answers to the following questions in a paragraph format. One paragraph minimum per question. Why do you wish to play this species?: Unathi has always been a species that I’ve been interested in, but the amount of lore and information that needs to be digested has always been a deterrent to me. Now that there is new Unathi lore coming out, as well as the Unathi event that was recently announced, I thought it would be a great time to finally dive into the lore and make an application in the process. Beyond just the new things coming out for Unathi, I also really enjoy the design and cultural differences that the species has in comparison to others. The warrior-fisher-healer dynamic has always stood out to me, and I think that Unathi on Moghes have faced many hardships that directly affected characters, given how recent they were, which makes for really interesting RP. What makes role-playing this species different than role-playing a human?: I believe the most important difference between role-playing an unathi versus role-playing a human are the cultural contrasts between the two. Humans are constantly trying to find ways to change and be innovative, whereas unathi are known for sticking to the fundamentals of their cultures and religions and maintaining their ancient systems. The rigid hierarchy that the unathi stick to is likely the biggest change, and it’s important to know how clans and nobility play big roles in how to RP as unathi. Mechanically, unathi are expected to extend their “s” sounds, which I plan to accomplish using autohiss. Additionally, unathi are endo-thermic, and mechanically run colder than other species, so it may be pertinent to use a heat pack when working in colder areas of the ship ------------------------------ Character Application Character Name: Aizi Saresh (family name) Write a backstory for your character. This may include their origin, education, personality and how they arrived to the SCCV Horizon. Aizi Saresh was born into a lower noble family a few years before the Contact War in Skalamar in a hatch of two. Having only been 6 years old when the first shots of the war were fired, she does not have many significant memories of what life was like before the war, but during it, she remembers her family’s prejudice against the Unathi from the Traditionalist Coalition, and after the bombs were dropped onto Moghes, the hatred she felt for the Coalition would be solidified for life. Luckily, her family and her clan resided in Skalamar at the time of the Contact War, and were relatively unharmed–besides the warriors in her clan who fought. When she was 14, Aizi’s mother died while working as a medical aid in Traditional Coalition war a. This solidified Aizi’s decision to attend the University of Skalamar and join the House of Medicine. Aizi spent six years studying emergency medicine at the Skalamar University of Medicine, graduating in 2454 at the age of 22 with a paramedic certificate. Aizi’s clan was entirely Sk’akh, and she did her best to worship the Great Spirit, especially after her mother died. For eight years, she worked as a hospital paramedic, generally staying inside the emergency rooms where she treated patients after being handed off from field paramedics. Because of her direct supervision under physicians and nurses, she had specific experience for the Horizon that other paramedics who don’t work directly in the ER don’t. Though initially a particularly serious unathi going into college, she has become more relaxed as she neared middle age, 35 years old as of 2467. She has great passion for her work, all sparked from seeking emotional fulfillment from her mother’s death, but also because she learned quickly that emergency medicine was something she had a knack for and excelled at. Overall, she does her best to have a kind bedside manner, not one to rock the boat with both patients and colleagues. The Phoron Scarcity led to a severe supply crisis in medicines necessary to treat many emergent patients in the ER. Peridaxon, dexalin (and plus), pneumalin, and other phoron-based medications were being reserved for the ultra-wealthy and noble houses in Skalamar. Seeing so many citizens not getting the level of treatment they needed was very taxing for Aizi’s emotional health. Over the years, she began experiencing compassion fatigue, finding that her usual enthusiasm for her work was dwindling. This was when she knew that she needed a change of scenery. In 2465, once Hephaestus had taken over the House of Medicine, she saw an opportunity to leave Moghes and explore better employment opportunities with a megacorporation. Of course, since Hephaestus does not particularly dabble in medical workings, she pivoted towards the PMCG, a corporation many new graduates of the Skalamar University of Medicine were finding themselves employed in. Aizi worked for Sekhmet Intergalactic for nearly three years in one of their medical response divisions, though working for one of their medical teams was not as fulfilling as she thought it would be. The rivalry with the IAC often drawing customers to their ship via ‘shady’ deals, did not do much to help with her compassion fatigue. Requesting a transfer to the SCCV Horizon, Aizi hopes to find more fulfillment in her position. How has the recent events of the Orion Spur impacted your character? Events such as the Phoron Scarcity, the Solarian Collapse or even the Invasions of Biesel for interstellar-wide affairs, while region-specific events such as the Peacekeeper Mandate, The Titan Rises or even Cold Dawn may impact your character. As previously mentioned, the Phoron Scarcity took a blow to the level of medical treatment Aizi was able to provide to most patients, compared to her previous years of work. This took a toll on her mental health as she saw people suffering, knew what they needed to survive, but was not allowed to give it. Luckily, her ties with the House of Medicine kept her and her family from facing starvation, but that does not mean she did not see the effects it had on the people around her. Starvation and dehydration cases skyrocketed in the ERs, contributing to her tempestuous feelings for her work. Aizi reveres Hephaestus for saving the guilds and the economy, as well as assisting her in finding work off of Moghes. The recent arc, “New Blades, Old Wounds,” did not directly affect Aizi as she was travelling the Spur working for Sekhmet, but she was aware of the events as they unfolded. Peace talks with the Hegemon and Nralakk Federation were preferable, though Aizi never blamed Nralakk for the Contact Wars. As someone who was too young to remember Moghes (born in 2432) before it was mostly a wasteland, Aizi wants a restoration campaign to succeed. The Civil War that ensued after Izaku killed skrell aid workers did not worry Aizi much, for she had faith that the hegemony would crush the traitors, and they did. Now she is excited to see what changes diona can do for the wasteland, and hopes that when she is old and finally retires, she will be able to see the start of the restoration of her home world. How does your character view the megacorporation they work for? Aizi absolutely refused to work for Nanotrasen, given the part they played in supplying nukes to the Traditional Coalition. When Hephaestus representatives within the House of Medicine suggested NT, Aizi was quick to refuse; her only other option being the PMCG. She is grateful to be working for the PMCG, if only because it means that she did not have to choose to work under NT in order to leave Skalamar and Moghes. She does not like the way Sekhmet does things, but she understands the necessity of it when competing with the IAC.

So overall, I quite like the hydroponics overhaul that was merged way back in August, on paper at least. I love adding more mechanics to roles that don't have much, and more often than not, I found myself ordering those super complicated random gen seeds from cargo as a Xenobotanist, just to have a bit of a challenge. A few times in the past few weeks, I've tried to grow plants in the public garden, and ended up with dead plants, a wasted hour, and no produce, despite my sitting in the garden and giving the plants a steady supply of water and nutriment. I don't want this PR totally reverted (it looks like a lot of work went into it), but I know that there have been some discussions about how non-gardener players are upset, and it all stems from not being able to grow a plant in the garden. The roles that this PR affected the worst are the chef and the bartender, but it definitely messes with all the other roles, too. If someone wants to do some cooking in the cafe, many of the ingredients they need are now hardlocked behind having a gardener or xenobotanist. There are 79 plants available in the public garden's seed storage. Of the ones there, only 29 are stable at 293 K. That's only 36%! Of those, 24 require a luminosity of 5, and the others require a luminosity of 7. Unfortunately, I have no idea what light level the garden is at, especially now that the lighting code has been changed, but I do believe that this new lighting code has been affecting the ability for plants to grow in the public garden. Even when attempting to grow items like apples and berries (all of which require 293 K at light level 5), they take an extremely long time and will also say that they are dying, even though the temperature is where it is supposed to be. Here is an example of my super confusing apple tree that took 30 minutes to grow and then died after 1 harvest: No one wants to spend 1/4th of the round in the garden trying to dump nutriment and water into their plant so it'll survive. I think a viable change would be to have plants grow faster the closer they are to their ideal light level/temperature, rather than having the plant cease growing altogether. Then, the hydroponicist is still able to tweak their hydroponics trays for their plants to grow and produce at peak speed, and during the rounds when there is no hydroponist, players can still grow the produce they need for the kitchen, the bar, bounties, the pharmacy, the cafe, and wherever else produce is needed, simply at a slower rate than a gardener/xenobotanist is able to. And they won't have to babysit the plant as much.

I really like this idea. It means I can't ignore people and then be like "Oh... my PDA died!", but it would be fun to make some trash excuse like, "Oh... my PDA has a virus and won't let me message people!" No, but really. PDA's dying is so boring.

Regular crowbars are considered large objects and take up a lot of space in the bag. If you just decide to add... a mini crowbar to the emergency toolbox, the regular crowbar will become obsolete to just about everyone, besides maybe some niche uses it has that I don't know about. I like Jasorn's idea. It's a cool and interesting thing to add.

Yes! Shimmer you are absolutely right that 8 should be enough for the entire department if everyone just took 1, but a lot of players take more than one. In the round I'm referencing, there were 2 Paramedics, 1 Surgeon, 1 Physician, and 2 Pharmacists (one being me). I did not take a bottle of inap from the dispensers. So 8 bottles were distributed to at least 5 other medical players. When every single bottle of inap is gone, you can't really dissolve pills into anything unless you do that really gross 1 water : 59 inap in a beaker thing which really triggers my tism if I'm being honest. I'm all for dissolving pills (you should see the admin logs I used to make for spiking beakers) but in this round you also could not do that because most of those kits were taken to the Intrepid for the expedition so everyone left on the Horizon was left with not a lot to work with. I know what you're thinking: ''well why don't you just tell the others to only take 1 bottle each and to leave the kits in the storeroom?' Everyone has their own play-styles and you shouldn't be telling players how they are meant to play and what they should and should not have in their bags. People also aren't very receptive to that. I didn't know that was a thing! I'll definitely try that out during the next peak round I join.

The "Scarcity and Supply Chain" PR was merged 4 days after it was opened, which didn't leave much room for suggestions and critique about the many implementations that came with it, one notably being the downsizing of medical's NanoMeds. Since it was merged so quickly, I thought it best to give the PR a shot. After the mini-event round today, I believe that Medical should get its NanoMeds back. The two remaining NanoMeds were out of inaprovaline bottles by the one-hour mark. https://imgur.com/a/HVHW52G - Both NanoMed's statuses. Luckily, this round had two pharmacists who could make more inaprovaline, but I don't think it's practical to rely on a pharmacist every single medium-high intensity round (once this DDOS stuff is over ;-;) to replenish what is essentially a medicine that should always be available to medical players. There will not always be a pharmacist to make more. The reason for the removal of the mini nanomeds from surgery was that they were supposedly unused. On my Surgeon character, I always use those nanomeds for the autoinjectors and the bandages, and I've seen many other surgeons use them too for setting up their space. Extra note: I know a lot of engineer mains were also upset about the removal of that two-in-one wrench/screwdriver. It was discussed in the Discord that either this change would have engineering go to Operations/Science to get the item, or they'll end up doing without, making the change relatively useless in terms of creating more engagement. I think it would be worthwhile for Engineering players and mains to discuss this aspect as well in this forum.

Hey Nol4, I'm really sorry that you got to the point that you felt you needed to player complaint me. I didn't realize you were so upset with how the canon odyssey round went. I want to try to clear some things up with you. I do want to preface this with the fact that as of this past week, I've been playing Mae as very stressed and frazzled. I'm really really sorry if it seemed like I was coming for you OOCly or trying to be an overbearing powergamer. As you know since you play a character close to Leonides, Helena was aboard the vessel this week. I know this won't make sense to other readers, but I know it makes sense to you. Helena sent Mae the photos that Levi and Yekta were shown by Helena before, which was a main cause for Mae's strained actions, especially during this round. In the beginning of the round during setup, Mae wasn't really involved in the blood discussion. Initially, it was Amelia Dresden who noticed that there wasn't enough blood to fit on all four IVs in the GTR. Mae mentioned she could make half-bags of saline, which wasn't really responded to by the paramedics, but she didn't jump on the bandwagon until later in the round when this problem started to ramp up. When PHM left the round and I'd learned that the O-negative bag they had was in the Paramedics Quarters (which only paramedics can access), I'd sent an ahelp to ask a mod/admin to ask that player to put things like that away properly, since non-Paramedics can't get in there without an Engineer. I didn't want there to be a round where the bag got stuck in there because no one could open the door. Even then, I didn't want PHM's player to get into trouble. I even said it wasn't a big deal to Fyni. https://imgur.com/a/gbCfyC7 When Adzi was being asked to move said blood bag (which was already when Liam Knight and Amelia Dresden were upset with Adzi about the blood bags), Mae also didn't say anything to Adzi over medical comms. The next time I noticed it brought up was in the medical lobby right before and during the time when Mi-Young Seo arrived to medical. Mania Haller had been called over, not by Mae, but I think it was over PDA because I don't see anyone asking her to come over on common in my chat logs. The only thing Mae said during this was a relay of what Liam had said, which was "Checked all three lockers, still missing." Mae then said, "We did a count and it's still missing" to Mania. After this encounter, Jay said, "Searched the third deck of Medical. No sign of the missing blood." Mae responded on comms, "Adzi, I'll give you saline in exchange for the blood bags you have on you." "And you will just use that instead." And then after Adzi stated, "This unit's protocols favor carrying blood.", Mae said, "Well your protocols are outdated and wrong." This was first time she really interacted with the blood bag problem. This is when the ordering began. I did not mean for the way Mae treated Adzi E6 to be conceived as me trying to powergame and be elitist. Adzi E6 acts very much like a Viax or a cyborg. If you give Adzi an order to follow someone around or to do something, I've noticed that they tend to do it exactly like how those previous roles mentioned would. So that's the way Mae treated Adzi, like they were a cyborg you could give commands to. Again, I'm really sorry if this upset you. Saline Plus being better than a bag of blood is something that I was taught by Ren Hartfort (Comrade Batman) and I've also seen it spoken about on discord, specifically by medical players like Shimmer (I think), about how Paramedics should carry around Saline plus instead of blood because it restores blood faster than carrying around a blood bag would and because you use less of it overall. When Adzi refused to use the saline plus bag Mae had set out, she resorted to trying to order Adzi to do it instead because of the way she and I perceived them. When Mania Haller got involved for the second time, Mae was not the one to call her to the GTR again. Mania Haller was PDA messaged by someone other than Mae to come speak about Adzi. When the Captain joined the round and asked medical over comms how they were doing, Mae said, "Actually, since Haller isn't answering us, we could super use your help." Liam Knight then conferred, "Yeah- we need t'talk to you skip." Mania Haller did end up coming over before the Captain did. It was not only Mae talking to Mania Haller. It was also Liam and Amelia and even Jay put some words in after Mania said it didn't matter, "I did not know it was permitted to steal things and then refuse to return them. I will note this for later." I really want to preface that it was not just Mae trying to hark down on Adzi about the blood bags. Mae also has a prior issue with Mania Haller that she hasn't let go, which was when Mania Haller nearly charged Mae Lin with gross negligence for asking a Viax assistant if they were able to get the dead carp from the hull. That is a whole different issue entirely, but I can go into it if it's needed. I can definitely say that Mae's upsetness with Mania Haller was one of the driving factors for making the IR in the first place. She saw it as unjust for trying to charge her with something so severe like gross negligence, but when brought issues, she doesn't do anything about it and literally tells everyone to "Stop whining" and "Stop bothering everyone about it". When the Captain was brought in (which wasn't at the behest of Mae besides the prior comment mentioned(I think he PDA messaged too)), Mae did not say she wanted Adzi charged with anything. Never in the round did Mae say she would like Adzi charged with something. After the Captain had said that over medical comms after everything was dying down at the end was what had me write it in the IR, I think. It didn't really cross my mind to have Mae try and charge Adzi beforehand. I feel like there may be some confusion over this. Liam Knight was a Paramedic for many years on the Horizon. He only recently, like within the past month or two, made the switch to Physician after being gone for a while. His time as a Paramedic wasn't retconned, Mae knew him as a Paramedic, and so she believed him when he said that Adzi shouldn't need two blood bags. Regarding the IR, I had posted it before I heard that you and Vadim's player were wanting to retcon Adzi's mistake. Only afterwards, thirty minutes after it was posted, was I pinged in general chat about it. You said it was an OOC mechanics mistake, which I thought might've been something regarding a bug, and so I'd asked you to elaborate. When you'd said that it was your own OOC mistake, I was hesitant to edit the IR right away before I got information from an admin/mod. I was under the impression that the event was canon, so things like that needed admin approval. Initially, I'd messaged Mel about it. But moreover, it feels a bit icky to be retconning something like that, when it was your character's mistake. When I played surgeon, there was an incident where a grey unathi and a grey tajaran had both had their left legs chopped off by a ling. I had both legs, but it was impossible for me to tell whose leg was whose. They were both grey, and when examining the leg, it did not give a description of fur, scales, or species. Long story short, I chose wrong and I gave them the wrong legs. A situation like that is what I feel should be retconned. There was no way for me to know whose leg was whose. For Adzi's situation, you can read blood type with a simple scan. I assume Adzi did that because how else might they have known Vadim was so short on blood? So therefore, because you missed it, Adzi did too. I never wanted the IR to escalate to an OOC action like this. As previously mentioned, I was in the process of asking Mel if the mistake is canon or not. Mel is busy today, so I wasn't able to get that answer right away, and I actually still don't have an answer for it. I'm really really sorry it didn't come across this way in the IR, but in my head, the IR was more targeted at the Captain and the HoS. The whole idea was that if either of them had told Adzi to switch to the saline plus bag, then Vadim never would've gone into organ failure. I'm super aware OOCly as the player that that is a huge stretch! The HoS and the Captain wouldn't have known Adzi would make a mistake like that! That was kinda supposed to be the point of the IR. I will admit that I'm hurt this turned into a player complaint because I posted the IR, but I can definitely see how it looks like Mae/I was the sole aggressor through your eyes. I really want to establish that that's not true. Mae gave Adzi a few commands, but she wasn't the one to call Mania. She wasn't the one PDAing her and the Captain. I decided to have Mae double down and follow the blame train after the second conversation with Mania with the rest of the medical team, and I'm really sorry that this hurt you OOCly, but it really wasn't just Mae. I'm fine with trashing the IR if the situation gets retconned. It really was supposed to be an IC thing, or else I would've made it into a character complaint against Mania Haller, Ricky, or Adzi. If you have any more questions or you want to DM me and talk about it, I'm happy to do so. I've saved the log of the round.

Reporting Personnel: Mae Lin Job Title of Reporting Personnel: Pharmacist Game ID: czi-dCQw Personnel Involved: Vadim Kullak, Warden - Victim Adzi E6, Paramedic - Offender Mania Haller, Head of Security - Offender Ricky Oberst, Captain - Offender Liam Knight, Physican - Witness Amelia Dresden, Physician - Witness Jay Elder, Surgeon - Witness Rayhana Gawahir, Corporate Representative (Zavod) - Witness Time of Incident: Between 23:00 and 01:00 Real Time: Around 00:00 GMT 26/4/2025 Location of Incident: Medical Bay Nature of Incident: [ ] - Workplace Hazard [x] - Accident/Injury [ ] - Destruction of Property [x] - Neglect of Duty [ ] - Harassment [ ] - Assault [ ] - Misconduct [x] - Gross Negligence Overview of the Incident: The entirety of the Medical Personnel on shift agreed that Adzi E6 should not have two blood bags on them. Initially, this debate started during set-up when Physician Dresden and Physician Knight noticed the ICU O-negative blood locker did not have enough blood to go on the IVs in the GTR. PHM held one, but left the shift shortly after its beginning, and Adzi E6 held two. PHM had left the blood bag in the Paramedic's Quarters, and Adzi E6 was initially giving the other people in Medical a difficult time with its retrieval, before finally getting it. It was misplaced after this, and I'm not sure where it turned up. After imploring Adzi E6 to take the Saline Plus bag and return the O-negatives for Physician use, they declined and claimed their protocol states that a blood bag was more effective than Saline Plus, which is not true (see notes). Then Mania Haller was called into Medical to discuss this. Once again, the opinion of three PhD, MD medical doctors, and one Pharmacist was that Adzi should be using the Saline Plus and let the GTR have the blood bags. I even compromised and said to at least give one back so all the IVs in the GTR could be filled. Mania Haller told all of us to 'stop whining', said 'Who cares?', then ended with, 'Stop bothering everyone about it' before leaving the medical bay before anyone could get another word in. Then Captain Ricky Oberst was called in to discuss this. His opinion was largely the same, ignoring the professional opinions of the Physicians, both of whom have done significant responder work in their lives, Liam Knight specifically having a reputation before getting his Doctorate as being the most knowledgeable and best Paramedic on the Horizon. Captain Oberst issued all of us a 'verbal warning for negligence for wasting his time reporting a trivial matter'. Immediately after this, Greimorians had severely injured Warden Vadim Kullak. Adzi E6 responded to the scene and administered at least one and a half full O-negative bags before the immune response was caught by the Physicians and Surgeons. Vadim Kullak is type SBS and had a severe and nearly life-threatening transfusion reaction that destroyed his kidneys. Physician Knight, Physician Dresden, and Surgeon Elder worked for thirty minutes, back and forth from the OR to the sleepers, to keep Vadim Kullak alive. The only reason he made it out alive from this detrimental mistake was the arrival of an Operations Manager who was able to print a set of kidneys. During the scrambling to keep Vadim alive, Adzi E6 admitted to their datapack not being well equipped with up-to-date information about the possibilities of SBS-type tajarans. I believe that their datapack is also lacking other significant knowledge, such as the usefulness of Saline Plus. It is the consensus of Pharmacist Mae Lin M.S., Physician Liam Knight M.D., Physician Amelia Dresden M.D., and Surgeon Jay Elder M.D. that if Head of Security Mania Haller and Captain Ricky Oberst had taken our complaint seriously, then this incident would've never occurred and Vadim Kullack would still have his kidneys and would not have had to undergo cytophenolate treatment and experience medical negligence. We believe Ricky Obert, Mania Haller, and Adzi E6 have committed Neglect of Duty initially, and Gross Negligence after the preventable misconduct that befell Vadim Kullak. Submitted Evidence: https://imgur.com/a/l7RBJey Would you like to be personally interviewed? [ ] - Yes [ ] - No [x] - If needed. Did you report it to a Head of Staff or a superior? If so, who? If not, why? Yes. Mania Haller and Ricky Oberst. Actions taken: As of the end of the shift, I was not aware that Adzi had any action taken against it. Additional Notes: My file size for forums is still fucked (I can post a maximum of 2.34 kB ;-;) so all images are in imgur. I'm reaaaallly sorry. https://imgur.com/a/jzx3Snx "You should use Saline Plus, which is more efficient and works for all blood types."

BYOND key: Acetrea Discord name/id: beeffrustration Borg / AI names: KIT (Knowledgeable Interface Terminal) Have you read the Aurora wiki page about the AI?: Yes Why do you wish to be on the whitelist?: I've always had an interest in playing roles that aren't played often, are unique, or have a very different playstyle than what is the norm. I find that an AI fulfills all three of those criteria. On top of that initial interest that pulls me toward playing AI, I also enjoy doing different mechanics of the game, and I like to do tasks that assist different departments. Overall, I think I'd have a lot of fun being a helper, door opener, warehouse searcher (when there are no HTs), button clicker, and all the other things an AI can do. Have you received any administrative actions? And how serious were they? I have not had any warnings nor have I been bwoinked recently. Do you understand your whitelist is not permanent, and may be stripped following continuous administrative action? Yes.

I played and observed a round and a half with your XO and overall what I witnessed was lackluster. Firstly, within your own department, your character got onto the Chef for having the appliances on, despite the Chef being in the kitchen. Your reasoning was that they were not cooking a meal at that specific moment and because the ship needed to conserve power. ICly and OOCly, having to turn the appliances on and off is extremely frustrating as a Chef because they take a while to reheat and having to do that between every customer would have me ripping my hair out. Secondly, I observed your XO overstepping into the HoS's jurisdiction, writing an injunction at the spoken whim of a bully Security Officer against another Security Officer for simply playing on a game console during code green. Even if your XO is sole command, they should not be taking on other command staff's duties unless it is an emergency situation. Thirdly, I observed your XO overstepping into the CMOs jurisdiction (and even a Consular's/Representative's jurisdiction) when asking Medical crew to take surveys evaluating their coworkers, how often they work, and to rate their professionalism. When approached by the CMO about this, you described it as an 'evaluation' and claimed that employment and hiring fell under your control. This is not the case. XOs do not have hiring and firing power. Overall, it seemed like you were trying to play as the absolute authority over the ship and its crew rather than sticking to Service/Bridgecrew and assisting the other departments when needed, as it is outlined in the XO wiki guide. -1