Return implanted antags at a reduced chance

[confused rock]

so if you are selected for sec and antag theres like a 60% chance your job will change or something

[CPTANT]

so if you are selected for sec and antag theres like a 60% chance your job will change or something

Yes I have thought about this as well having sec or captain antag, but at a vastly reduced rate: 80% reduction or so would could be interesting.

[Zilenan91]

Captain should never be antag

The game will just be him subverting the AI then everyone collectively dying, unable to do anything. It wouldn't in any way be fun.

[PKPenguin321]

Captain should never be antag

The game will just be him subverting the AI then everyone collectively dying, unable to do anything. It wouldn't in any way be fun.

it is actually not so bad, see: HoP antag when there is no captain

[Zilenan91]

It really is bad, because the HoP just did exactly what I described above after he gave himself all access

[CPTANT]

bullshit, you can always do something about a threat in this game

[Zilenan91]

Not against an AI disabling comms and flooding plasma while allied with a HoP who has literally everything and borgs. It sounds cool in theory but it wasn't in practice because nobody could actually do anything. This was also back when secborgs were a thing.

[CPTANT]

Not against an AI disabling comms and flooding plasma while allied with a HoP who has literally everything and borgs. It sounds cool in theory but it wasn't in practice because nobody could actually do anything. This was also back when secborgs were a thing.

git gud, scrub.

[confused rock]

Captain should never be antag

The game will just be him subverting the AI then everyone collectively dying, unable to do anything. It wouldn't in any way be fun.

as I said, at a reduced chance.

[Wyzack]

I feel like the AI is not nearly as effective a murder machine as people make it out to be. Once shit starts hitting the fan set internals and start smashing cameras. Failing that escape to maintenence, by disposal if you have to. The fucking basil pub scrubs have little trouble figuring this out

[Scott]

There is no direct relation between loyalty implants and being a traitor.

[CPTANT]

There is no direct relation between loyalty implants and being a traitor.

except for the fact that round start implanted personnel and ONLY round start implanted personnel couldn't be traitor.

[Steelpoint]

Technically job antag immunity comes from the role being protected, its just that any role in the past (before the detective change) would always have a loyalty implant to associate them with antag immunity.

The core exception being the heads of staff during Rev rounds, and the Head of Personal being immune (last time I check) to being a round start cultist due to balance reasons (every cultist getting free all access 30 seconds at round start).

Also last I was told if you get a antag slot as a Sec Offical you simply get put into a non-protected role.

[kevinz000]

How about we not return greytiding because "THAT OFFICER MIGHT BE AN ANTAG TRYING TO KILL ME"?

[lzimann]

Antag roll is before the job roll. So you can have security on high, but still have the same antag chance as everyone else, you simply won't be put in the protected role if you roll any antag(the exception was blob that could affect anyone).

[yackemflam]

This was from another thread

The thread has a suggestion of making it so that if you have a implanted sec role on low or higher, you get a high chance of being antags.

[Cheimon]

This was from another thread

The thread has a suggestion of making it so that if you have a implanted sec role on low or higher, you get a high chance of being antags.

I'd rather not have all the roundstart suiciding assistants become roundstart suiciding sec officers.

[WarbossLincoln]

How about we not return greytiding because "THAT OFFICER MIGHT BE AN ANTAG TRYING TO KILL ME"?

Dude, that never stopped. They still grey tide all the damn time, antag sec or not. And rarely get banned for it. Like dragging a suicide body around so an officer will try to stun you, then slip the officer and steal his gear cause 'lol muh self defense, he attacked me when i dindu nuffin'.

[iamgoofball]

Guys, antag selection is done BEFORE job selection. It's been like this for ages. To implement this we would have to reimplement the biased job before antag system

[Incoming]

Guys, antag selection is done BEFORE job selection. It's been like this for ages. To implement this we would have to reimplement the biased job before antag system

Eh not really. Everywhere you see a line that contains:

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restricted_roles = restricted_jobs

tab it out once and put this line in front of it.

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if(prob(100 - config.restricted_jobs_antag_chance))

Then you'd just need to define out the config option and add it to game_options.txt

[ThanatosRa]

I remember antag captain. I miss those days.

I miss the paranoia of being able to trust NO ONE.