/tg/Station 13

Porting baymed as it is is probably wouldn't be a very good idea.

It would require lots of tweaking to adjust to TG's playstyle, such as lowering the time and effort it takes to treat someone.

Lavaland in general was a mistake

Creating a relatively large amount of content that only a small fraction of players in any given round can access is what is wrong with this game

Players shouldn't have incentives to leave the station and isolate themselves from the round

3. Avoid being captured alive or dead

Fixed

Janitor is totally not fun anymore now.

How about we remove lizards?

Give the chef no slips because real fast food workers wear no slips

One shot taser is actually not a completely bad idea but it should be reloadable akin to a kinetic accelerator otherwise lethal is the only option after an officer misses.

This is probably a bad idea but what if armor gave a form of protection against stuns? Like a stun duration reduction or requiring multiple hits to stun?

You can give some antags the option to buy concealed armor to balance it out.

What if we made it so security armor reduces ranged stun duration and we allow traitors to buy similar armor with their uplinks?

Why hasn't anybody posted any screenshots yet?

Sounds interesting, only there would need to be something done about completing your labor quota and walking free with security suddenly metaing you back into prison for 'mite b antag'

A detailed end round summary would accomplish the same thing instead and be of statistical value

Changeling has been in dire need of a redesign for a long long time. Buffing/nerfing what we have right now really won't solve the problem.

It's cause outbreaks are an annoyance at best. Even when they are "beneficial"

You guys ever see Contagion? Imagine a round like that.

Room lights should automatically turn on/off depending if somebody is in it or not.

Pretty sure you can't heal yourself with the healing wand. Unless I'm mistaken.

Like Nightingale said I would prefer if we kept things easy to identify and the examine text got the descriptive name instead.

If we're going to complain about lack of sense in the kitchen can we at least point out that someone decided that the chef should use a microwave rather than a stove for everything?

Very nice, but couldn't plumber merged with atmospheric technician duties since neither job has much to do anyway?

Can we get a proper gun rack?

The things in the armory are really ugly.

Well, as a counterpoint, it is kind of annoying to run around gathering all this equipment for someone that may or may not use it properly. Especially when I need to deputize several people at once which usually happens to be during an emergency, I think it would just be convenient if I could shove ...

I don't think people would like having two arbitrary meters to keep track of. It is already annoying with one.

However, you still could halve hunger buildup time to make room for a thirst meter.

We should rename all the pens in the game to space pens.

Reinforcing the chef's workplace sounds boring.

I don't know about you guys, but out of all the jobs in the station, the chef is the job where I get into fist fights the most simply because I tend to jealously guard my workplace more than most people.

Please, do it

Can't be any worse than what we already have

Make it work like the spy's watch or a variant thereof

I just came from a malf round where I was killed in less than 10 minutes because someone was looking at my core cams very early in the round. During the subsequent deadchat tears I was told that looking at the core cams at roundstart is pretty ordinary behavior and the rule is to not hack your core ...

>chef >preparing my kitchen when a scientist table crawls over and steals my beaker >shout at him and start fighting him for it >people start joining in and it turns into a bar brawl >eventually ends with me slamming the kitchen shutters on a guy and tossing him into the hallway >not even a minute l...

Throwing, dropping or otherwise being clumsy with any kind of explosive should have a small chance to instantly detonate it.

The only way I could see any kind of skill system work if it doesn't restrict people from doing what they can already do currently. That also means no RNG "your gun misfires!" For example, anyone could still hack a door the traditional way, but someone who started off as an engineer alread...

I figured some people would like the idea of a maintenance you could truly get lost in.

Not it's own "department" exactly, but just a large chunk of the station that seems to have been abandoned.

I uploaded some new sketches in the OP and added a poll cause I am indecisive

Being on fire or being near an explosion should produce an overlay effect on things, similar to how bloody items are.

I've completely started over. This time I started on the plaza first.

But a question I want to ask, the reason I posted in the first place, is do people still want this map? Or am I wasting my time?

I would definitely try mapping again if there was a rotation.

Dedicated gun cells and a slower tactical reload than what ops get is what I would prefer imo

kevinz000 wrote:Daily reminder this is just making people armed with stunprods/stunbatons have the same combat ability as a guy with a taser

You mean like a one shot taser with a 50% chance to hit?

Personally I think it would be more interesting if the emergency tanks were nerfed, but a more visible O2 meter was added onto the HUD. Seeing your O2 tick down 15%...14%...13% is really nerve racking in other games and I think it would add a lot to the atmosphere here.

Heads should start with their job title next to their names over comms at roundstart

Just you know, so you can avoid those awkward "Who are you again?" over command radio

I feel like the only way it could work is if there are always special challenges enabled. Otherwise I would agree with oranges and say every round would be a one sided curbstomb. In my experience, when team antag is very competent usually they end up winning before even half of the station knows abo...

"A fire had broken out in Engineering. Naturally, as atmospheric technicians, it was our duty to respond to it. The only problem was that the fire was plasma caused, and not a small electrical fire like we had expected. Upon opening Engineering's entrance, my co-worker standing beside me with t...

Pretty much what Gun Hog said, quick n' easy transactions means this system will be a fun one to use instead of an annoyance. Because of this I think we shouldn't use PIN numbers. Mugging someone to nab their ID should be enough to jack their account as well.

It has to be fan fiction? No poems or anything?

Suicide bombs are very fun, yes for the suiciding person. However it is very unfun for the 5* people who also get gibbed as a result. I wouldn't totally be against some sort of short term warning or alarm a bit before the actual detonation. What if the fuse for the explosive is triggered by shoutin...

Why can't we have 20tc suicide vests that have to be hidden under coats instead?

Pretty much what Loonikus just said

>engineer >woop woop summon guns and summon magic active >get an ebow and a door wand >cause mischief, get brigged for it >the warden gives me a very long sentence and starts heckling me for the next 7 minutes >start throwing things around in my cell to piss him off >he flashes the cell and enters w...

I did get attacked by a revenant once. It stunned me or something and it ran away?

Personally I liked the spook factor. But perhaps that was only because I was alone in the morgue.

What if individual security officers could be "paid off" or something? Just so they turn a blind eye and don't interfere with gang business? Kinda like a crooked cop gameplay mechanic?

Steelpoint wrote: Changeling has been through so many iterations that no one actually has any clear idea of how exactly the Changeling should play

I suggest everyone here go back and watch John Carpenter's 1982 movie The Thing to understand what it was intended to be in the first place.

It's a good movie.