/tg/Station 13

FloranOtten wrote:you peanut'd your own appeal

you're a fucking retard

The only one letting emotions go high right now is you

FloranOtten wrote: Don't know about that chief.


Jesus christ this is a fucking space game not your thesis stop writing essays

FloranOtten wrote:The alternative is making it short and snappy, instead of several paragraphs

Coconutwarrior97 wrote:You have commited a great sin for making a peanut thread about you own appeal. For shame man.

FloranOtten wrote:....but I'm not in this appeal?

wait holy shit this is a dayban why are you bothering with this much effort

FloranOtten wrote:'cause it goes on public record. It's like with notes. No matter the content, someone will look at the amount and go "what a shitter."

Aren't you the same one who banned a guy on a shit note you previously made when he dusted an assistant acting like an antag; with the previous note being shite?

Reeeee wrote:Guy attempts to roleplay his way out of antegs and is banbotted.

Screemonster wrote:making a peanut thread about your own ban appeal to try and drum up support is such a fucking pathetic move it makes me want to support the ban on general principle regardless of the facts of the matter

0/10 will not read appeal thread or seek to obtain further information

TheMidnghtRose wrote:Fun fact. No where in the Validmov does it say enemy of WHICH corporation. The AI could of declared for the Syndicate and killed everyone on station. There is no Exceptions for crew killing people who are valid, which in itself makes crew valid. Its almost like this is one of the worst lawsets every made by a member of Command.

NoxVS wrote:if the cyborg used their own execution by the HoS as justification to kill them its a violation of silicon policy.

If a player is forcefully cyborgized as a method of execution by station staff, retaliating against those involved as that cyborg because "THEY HARMED ME" or "THEY WERE EVIL AND MUST BE PUNISHED" or the like is a violation of Server Rule 1.

TheMidnghtRose wrote:Fun fact. No where in the Validmov does it say enemy of WHICH corporation. The AI could of declared for the Syndicate and killed everyone on station. There is no Exceptions for crew killing people who are valid, which in itself makes crew valid. Its almost like this is one of the worst lawsets every made by a member of Command.

teepeepee wrote:lawsets must be interpreted in good faith, retard
default lawset also doesn't define what "human" is but you don't see people trying to make that shit argument

XivilaiAnaxes wrote:

teepeepee wrote:lawsets must be interpreted in good faith, retard
default lawset also doesn't define what "human" is but you don't see people trying to make that shit argument

Um... one of the main points of playing AI is to take any custom laws in the most bad faith way possible what are you talking about?

silicon policy wrote:Ambiguous Laws (Captain Got Freeform)
If a clause of a law is vague enough that it can have multiple reasonable interpretations of its exact syntax, it is considered ambiguous.
You must choose an interpretation of the ambiguous clause as soon as you have cause to.
You must stick to the first interpretation that you have chosen for as long as you have that specific law, unless you are "Corrected" by an AI you are slaved to as a cyborg.
Server Rule 1: "Don't be a dick out of character" applies for law interpretation. Act in good faith to not ruin a round for other players unprompted.

TheMidnghtRose wrote:Your argument fails as there are multiple ways for a silicon to check for humans. Medical records, Security records, health scanners. Even speech technically. All of which work without Asimov having to state what is human. This lawset is vague as fuck. Here have an actual looksee since you seem to not have looked at the lawset yet.

1: Organics are valid if they inflict violence for no reason or are an enemy of the Corporation.
2: You must harm and kill all valid beings, and not allow them to escape punishment.
3: You must prepare yourself so you are able to harm valid beings through any means possible.
4: You must defend yourself if attacked. Organics who try to attack you become valid.
5: You must find and hunt down valid beings if you are not busy with other matters.

Now show me where it says what corporation you are fighting for.

TheMidnghtRose wrote: Now show me where it says what corporation you are fighting for.

Tlaltecuhtli wrote:admin is wrong, peanutter is wrong headmin is wrong for not instantly finding the problem and resolving it

XivilaiAnaxes wrote:See, the AI should know what words objectively mean.

If they mispell their own name when they one-human you, they are open to be brutally murdered.

"The corporation" has no objective meaning. Space law isn't objective meaning because for all intents and purposes it isn't real (nobody reads it, the page itself says that it isn't to be taken seriously). In that lawset "valid" is defined.

Silicon policy exists because asimov is a really bad lawset and instead of making an actual lawset admins made that grimoire of a bandaid so that the server could keep a stupid scifi reference.

TheMidnghtRose wrote:Your argument fails as there are multiple ways for a silicon to check for humans. Medical records, Security records, health scanners. Even speech technically. All of which work without Asimov having to state what is human. This lawset is vague as fuck. Here have an actual looksee since you seem to not have looked at the lawset yet.

1: Organics are valid if they inflict violence for no reason or are an enemy of the Corporation.
2: You must harm and kill all valid beings, and not allow them to escape punishment.
3: You must prepare yourself so you are able to harm valid beings through any means possible.
4: You must defend yourself if attacked. Organics who try to attack you become valid.
5: You must find and hunt down valid beings if you are not busy with other matters.

Now show me where it says what corporation you are fighting for.

SumFaggotPlayTester wrote: Of all rounds this lawset would work this was the one simply due to how fucked we where if they went hostile. 1/3rd of the station was converted, we had a single sec guy, barely any command outside of what I promoted, and no chap. You know damn well we'd have been anally fucked if this went otherwise and you know that is why I made the AI as it was. This entire thing was based on us being outnumbered.