Feedback: Nicholas Crixus

[Dreviore]

So, Nicholas Crixus is my dedicated IAA. He hasn't spent much time aboard the NSS Exodus/Aurora so far, but right now I'm intending for him to develop as a character through my interactions with others.

Right now he's still set in his old lawyer ways, so he'll be very quick to try to figure out the culprit during breaches of regulations (Such as a specific xenobiologist turning himself into a humanized slime), and isn't too into physical conflict (I will still rush into fights because I like to watch).

My intended goal for Nicholas is for him to develop more into a Bureaucrat who ensures the companies assets are being used in logical, and meaningful ways.

Thoughts, opinions on any interactions you've had with him?

[Nanako]

I liked his audit of medbay. Audit me again sometime soon!

IT was also reassuring to have a loyalty-implanted person around during a time of strange shenanigans.

Seeing that ariana WAS the antag after that roung, i'm pretty sure she'd have murdered me if you weren't there <3

[Dreviore]

I liked his audit of medbay. Audit me again sometime soon!

IT was also reassuring to have a loyalty-implanted person around during a time of strange shenanigans.

Seeing that ariana WAS the antag after that roung, i'm pretty sure she'd have murdered me if you weren't there <3

 

I believe I was her actual target, she was fairly insistent on showing /ME/ the storage room.

[Guest Menown]

First thing he wanted during a round was an inventory of the armory. No idea why, nor why an IAA would require such a thing.

[Dreviore]

First thing he wanted during a round was an inventory of the armory. No idea why, nor why an IAA would require such a thing.

 

It's the IAA's job to ensure all of the stations assets are accounted for. And are tracked.

[SierraKomodo]

First thing he wanted during a round was an inventory of the armory. No idea why, nor why an IAA would require such a thing.

 

He also had medbay do an inventory of supplies too.

[Guest]

I'm not sure how I feel about him, he has the IAA mindset and look, but he also has a very small dick but tries to throw it around like it's huge.

Eg.

It was a Changeling round, and you asked to be present for the interrogation of the ling, that was being done by the Captain with the Warden present for safety, as soon as the Ling mentioned other species and such, and being basically an evolved apex-predator, I as the Head of Security made the decision to deny you access to interrogation, because at that point it was a top-secret situation in relation to secret murderer aliens being around, something that goes beyond the scope of IAA as corporate bureaucrats. I myself while playing IAA have been denied being brought into 'the know' directly by Central Command when the Heads refused me access.

You also had an outright distrust for the command staff, assuming every refusal was in some way a personal attack, rather than possibly for station security ...

You were also convinced that I was 'personally attacking' and acting 'hostile' towards, you, which I wasn't, I merely was being slightly dismissive as it was Code Blue (Normal IAA operations stop within Code Blue generally, permission is needed to investigate at this point) , and even the Head of Personnel at the time, YouJustGotOwened, who is also a DO, didn't really understand where you were coming from.

And on another note, it is NOT IAA's job to keep track of station inventory, at all. You are there to handle complaints, investigate suspisiouns of incompetence of malpractice, and report things that you cannot report to Heads of Staff, to the Duty Officers. You are not the Warden, you are not the CMO, trust the Heads and their delegated authorities (Warden, QM) can do their jobs. You do however, have permission to review basically any NCF filed onboard, just for your personal records, (Except medical NCFs), generally I liked to request a copy of the HoP's ID paperwork just to know what employees are moving where.

[Nanako]

It was a Changeling round, and you asked to be present for the interrogation of the ling, that was being done by the Captain with the Warden present for safety, as soon as the Ling mentioned other species and such, and being basically an evolved apex-predator, I as the Head of Security made the decision to deny you access to interrogation, because at that point it was a top-secret situation in relation to secret murderer aliens being around, something that goes beyond the scope of IAA as corporate bureaucrats.

he is the presence of the company, who you work for. They have a right to know about a top secret alien you've captured, and he has an especial interest in making sure the crew isn't trying to cover something up

 

You also had an outright distrust for the command staff, assuming every refusal was in some way a personal attack, rather than possibly for station security ...

Why would you refuse an IAA information for the sake of security? He's loyalty implanted,it's better in his hands than most.

Certainly it would make sense to restrict his movements, in order to stop him walking into a crossfire or something, but imo he should have access to all the information

 

And on another note, it is NOT IAA's job to keep track of station inventory, at all. You are there to handle complaints, investigate suspisiouns of incompetence of malpractice, and report things that you cannot report to Heads of Staff, to the Duty Officers. You are not the Warden, you are not the CMO, trust the Heads and their delegated authorities (Warden, QM) can do their jobs.

 

When does a quartermaster ever take inventory of other departments? Do they even have the authority?

It's something that someone should do, and he seems best for it.

It was also a pretty good opportunity to RP and introduce himself to the crew

[Guest]

It was a Changeling round, and you asked to be present for the interrogation of the ling, that was being done by the Captain with the Warden present for safety, as soon as the Ling mentioned other species and such, and being basically an evolved apex-predator, I as the Head of Security made the decision to deny you access to interrogation, because at that point it was a top-secret situation in relation to secret murderer aliens being around, something that goes beyond the scope of IAA as corporate bureaucrats.

he is the presence of the company, who you work for. They have a right to know about a top secret alien you've captured, and he has an especial interest in making sure the crew isn't trying to cover something up

 

You also had an outright distrust for the command staff, assuming every refusal was in some way a personal attack, rather than possibly for station security ...

Why would you refuse an IAA information for the sake of security? He's loyalty implanted,it's better in his hands than most.

Certainly it would make sense to restrict his movements, in order to stop him walking into a crossfire or something, but imo he should have access to all the information

 

And on another note, it is NOT IAA's job to keep track of station inventory, at all. You are there to handle complaints, investigate suspisiouns of incompetence of malpractice, and report things that you cannot report to Heads of Staff, to the Duty Officers. You are not the Warden, you are not the CMO, trust the Heads and their delegated authorities (Warden, QM) can do their jobs.

 

When does a quartermaster ever take inventory of other departments? Do they even have the authority?

It's something that someone should do, and he seems best for it.

It was also a pretty good opportunity to RP and introduce himself to the crew

 

1. He is not the 'Corporation on-station' he is the Corporations eyes and ears yes, but so are the Heads. The Chief Representative of NanoTrasen onboard is actually the Captain, that is why they are the only one able to surpass regulations in code red, and the only one able to permit visitors, etc.

2. Because IAA is not security, the loyalty implant is only to ensure they remain unbiased during investigations.

3. IAA is not a secret agent, he is a corporate bureaucrat that handles HR complaints and investigations of incompetency.

4. I never said the Quartermaster does station inventory, please learn to read. Yes they do have authority, over Cargo and Mining.

4.5. Nobody onboard should ever be taking a station inventory except Heads of Staff or their delegates, station inventories aren't really necesarry either.

[Owen]

I would have to agree with Xander here. While, I do like seeing Internal Affairs aboard the station, there are things that Crixus/Dreviore could work on to make him better. Do note, he is not nearly the worst IAA I have seen on station.