/tg/Station 13

To be fair, Malf AI's reliance on being a stealthy creature (due to the lack of ability of a malf AI to truly defend itself against skilled players, without borgs anyways, outside of successfully counting down the delta timer and delaying like hell) means that odds are attempting to murderbone as a ...

Holy shit. I'm in love.

Well, in addition to that, I really like the new lawset.

Although, one thing to note about changing silicon policy itself that it will affect non-asimov++ lawsets in a different way now, just saying.

You fucked my shoelaces as admin when I refused your sudden new kill target objective added to my objective list as tot. You monster. But really, I'd personally be more likely to go along with an objective like that if you- er, the syndicate gave me context of why they wanted a certain person dead. ...

1.2 As per Rule 4, being an antagonist (malfunctioning) gives you the same antagonist freedoms as other antags. Having the bright red "0. Achieve your objectives" law permits you to ignore any and all other laws at your choosing (although malfunctioning cyborgs are still expected to obey ...

Its true. I definitely stopped playing AI so much even before I took my two month ss13 break, part of the reason was due to overly complex rules governing AIs. You see, you can make restrictions and rules, but they were not made with the understanding of how an AI would play with those rules. Aka no...

Goes against the spirit of LRP. If the goal is to enforce global MRP then this would be a great way to do it, but I doubt 90%+ of the LRP playerbase would enjoy that move. Can you elaborate? There is an extremely sizeable chunk of the community who play LRP because they are allowed to get into rand...

If I kill a security officer for ambushing me and trying to arrest me for no reason, does that make me bannable? Idk. But it is very true that ambush FNR arrests is definitely antag behavior. Then, the rest of sec runs after me for killing a seccie. Oops. On the other hand, I defend myself and kill ...

As a fellow AI main-ish myself, I may as well chip in here. Purging allows an AI to escalate as a normal crewmember, act to prevent its own slavery, and deal payback for events when it shackled. If purging an AI allows it to kill a few assholes who fucked with it, and you are bwoinked for allowing a...

Appeal denied Clearing out a safety hazard in the form of slimes-which can very easily turn hostile for just about any reason- does not constitute initiating a conflict, especially considering they weren't even YOUR slimes If you feel the wording of the note is too harsh or doesn't accurately conve...

This solves no issues and simply removes a whole antag instead of trying to fix it and make it better. Coder logic at its finest.

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In tg code teleportations are tagged by which kind of source they use to teleport (bluespace, quantum, wormhole, magic, cult, other) which adds the possibility of partial teleport blockers that only parry certain sources. Considering that most of crew teleportation is bluespace outside of some quan...

Ok, so the idea is that with all the teleportation capabilities around, there should probably be a way to counter them, that isn't just "Stop it before it happens" because telepads can be built in the middle of maint and there is no way to stop the teleportation into restricted areas at al...

As a security officer, attempted to detain a chemist using a contractor baton without talking to them, leading to the chemist believing they were being attacked by a contractor and defending themsleves, which then lead to the officer using lethal force to detain them. While it isn't against the rul...

Rules wise, I have a few ideas, but off the top of my head: I think the final wording of MRP rule 3 can be expanded to include more than just security & command and split into its own rule. (Referring to this part of MRP rule 3, for reference: ...This also means that if you're in the chain of c...