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[McMagma]

What is the server ip that you guys are playing on?

[Hanslanda]

BTW, there's a PR up that lets people in crit whisper once but it kills them instantly, for more movie-like things.
(and for saying "u suk" to the person that killed you, obviously.)

"Tell Alexa Moon..."
"Yes? YES?!"
"That she's a colossal biiiiiiiii-*dies*"

This will be what I do, every single time.

[rabidgam3r]

BTW, there's a PR up that lets people in crit whisper once but it kills them instantly, for more movie-like things.
(and for saying "u suk" to the person that killed you, obviously.)

"Tell Alexa Moon..."
"Yes? YES?!"
"That she's a colossal biiiiiiiii-*dies*"

This will be what I do, every single time.

Hans you're doing it wrong.
"Tell her..."
"Yes?"
"SLUTBITCHWHORECUNTSLUT-"*ded*

[LordSlowpoke]

BTW, there's a PR up that lets people in crit whisper once but it kills them instantly, for more movie-like things.
(and for saying "u suk" to the person that killed you, obviously.)

"Tell Alexa Moon..."
"Yes? YES?!"
"That she's a colossal biiiiiiiii-*dies*"

This will be what I do, every single time.

Lay down on floor, preferably in a pool of tomato juice. Wait until someone comes by.
whisper "ravioli ravioli give me the formuoli
*deathgasp

[Iceblaster]

Or be over dramatic and scream "I LEFT THE OVEN ON. FUCK."

[miauw62]

you can only whisper once before you die, and the amount you can whisper depends on your health.

[Kydrasz]

'Rest in peace, no hard feelings.'
'Wait... I have to tell you... Explosive implant. *Explodes*'

[BigD145]

you can only whisper once before you die, and the amount you can whisper depends on your health.

"I left the treasure live nuke in" *dead*

[LeoLeonardoIII]

rosebud

[USEC_OFFICER]

rosebud

Damn you, LeoLeonardo! I'm going to have to clean my keyboard because of you...

[LeoLeonardoIII]

rosebud

Damn you, LeoLeonardo! I'm going to have to clean my keyboard because of you...

Is it the kind that's easy to pull the keys off? Or a laptop-style one with all the little registers?

[USEC_OFFICER]

rosebud

Damn you, LeoLeonardo! I'm going to have to clean my keyboard because of you...

Is it the kind that's easy to pull the keys off? Or a laptop-style one with all the little registers?

Laptop-style, probably. For obvious reasons I haven't tried to pull the keys off.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

rosebud

Damn you, LeoLeonardo! I'm going to have to clean my keyboard because of you...

Is it the kind that's easy to pull the keys off? Or a laptop-style one with all the little registers?

Laptop-style, probably. For obvious reasons I haven't tried to pull the keys off.

Might not get them back on. Sorry about that :/

[USEC_OFFICER]

Might not get them back on. Sorry about that :/

Nah, it's fine.

...

Let's stop talking about keyboards, okay?

[Glloyd]

-snip-

Some of the best parts of the Fallout rounds happen right at the beginning. People split up into numerous small groups, and go their separate ways, which is a really interesting dynamic, not often seen in SS13. At this point of the game, I'll have little to no intervention (in the last one, I played a scavenger with a bit of a temper, and in this one I played as Trader Joe), and people carve out their own storylines, just trying to survive in a laggy, ruined station.

As the game progresses, people start to get their bearings, and begin collecting a decent amount of supplies, settling into a base. At this point, I may do a bit more, if I feel that an antagonist needs to be introduced to add excitement to the game. (Enclave robots in the last one, and Trader Joe spreading rumours of a threat to the west).

Anyways, they're ridiculously fun, hard to set up rounds that can go millions of different ways. We've only held two, but all the interesting dynamics seen in the round make me want to hold more.