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[Glloyd]

Without a simulated atmosphere, that should cut down on the load, right?

A good deal, yeah.

Apparently Startoad did some creepy stuff with asking pics from an underage member of NT or something and got shood away. He's basically a boogeyman, all servers have some sort of experience with him. (he even tried to copy cogstation, and did so VERY badly. Hilariously badly, even)

Also his JO13 BS got him shamed away from /tg/. JO13 was crashy as fuck and ran like shit, and he forcibly removed the admin permissions system and insisted to divide admins into admins that can ban and admins that can host events, never both.

What a shitheel.

Yeah, I remember the whole JO13 thing very well. I played on there once, and everything was just a mess. I found his SVN repo at some point last year, the thing doesn't even compile, and it seems like there's a lot of stolen goon code and icons scattered throughout (and a lot of really shit code too).

[Cheedows]

Without a simulated atmosphere, that should cut down on the load, right?

A good deal, yeah.

Apparently Startoad did some creepy stuff with asking pics from an underage member of NT or something and got shood away. He's basically a boogeyman, all servers have some sort of experience with him. (he even tried to copy cogstation, and did so VERY badly. Hilariously badly, even)

Also his JO13 BS got him shamed away from /tg/. JO13 was crashy as fuck and ran like shit, and he forcibly removed the admin permissions system and insisted to divide admins into admins that can ban and admins that can host events, never both.

What a shitheel.

Yeah, I remember the whole JO13 thing very well. I played on there once, and everything was just a mess. I found his SVN repo at some point last year, the thing doesn't even compile, and it seems like there's a lot of stolen goon code and icons scattered throughout (and a lot of really shit code too).

Just wondering, how would the turfs work? It would be kinda odd if you could crowbar them off with floor tiles, and how would the layering work? (Sorta like a station has lattice, plating, floortile) How would the turf react with bombs? The idea sounds very fun though, especially hunter. Sorta like a high-risk gateway expedition but an actual job.

[Fniff]

I think a Grass - Dirt - Stone - Granite system would make sense, with each one giving a different material. Plus, it would mean that bombs would make craters.

[LordSlowpoke]

how the fuck do you guys expect me to build an outpost in the middle of a hostile jungle using unsimulated tiles

you don't

and that is terrible

kick atmos out if you need, handwave light as being tidally locked with the sun or whatever, but give me my cozy bases

[Kingbodz]

Do antags work like BS12 here or /tg/? Always hated BS12's antag stuff.

[scrdest]

Do antags work like BS12 here or /tg/? Always hated BS12's antag stuff.

BS12, objectiveless.

[Glloyd]

Just wondering, how would the turfs work? It would be kinda odd if you could crowbar them off with floor tiles, and how would the layering work? (Sorta like a station has lattice, plating, floortile) How would the turf react with bombs? The idea sounds very fun though, especially hunter. Sorta like a high-risk gateway expedition but an actual job.

Think CentComm turfs.

how the fuck do you guys expect me to build an outpost in the middle of a hostile jungle using unsimulated tiles

you don't

and that is terrible

kick atmos out if you need, handwave light as being tidally locked with the sun or whatever, but give me my cozy bases

Actually, lighting is done by areas. So if the area has lighting_use_dynamic = 1 or whatever it is, then it uses lighting. There's also an option to power it. Turfs just handle airflow So cozy bases are still a possibility~

I was thinking of having the "clearing" where the base is be "sunny" (not require light) but have the dense jungle be dark, so you would need to bring a lantern along, or craft a torch or summat to be able to see.

[Eagle_eye]

To make sure before I do it, would it be frowned upon to request/make a case for jobbanning someone in this thread?

[IcyTea31]

To make sure before I do it, would it be frowned upon to request/make a case for jobbanning someone in this thread?

Probably. You should discuss such matters privately with the admins, whether by PM on the forums or the "adminhelp" verb in-game.

[Nienhaus]

To make sure before I do it, would it be frowned upon to request/make a case for jobbanning someone in this thread?

http://uristmcstation.forumotion.com/

[Eagle_eye]

Thanks, done.

[Kriellya]

Okay, so I have a question with regards to our AI's and other silicons. Namely because the assorted wikis have contradictory information and it looks like its more of a 'server preference' than a hard and fast rule of SS13, but I digress.

For the laws, are silicons expected to respond as if the laws are ordered by priority, or with no preference? Or is it up to the player which style they prefer?

I ask because I have contradictory information about it, and I actually see an admin complaint that basically hinges on this distinction. BS12 has their AI's listed has having a preferrential rule set (probably because it is much less restrictive to the player controlling the AI and allows for more !!Fun!!), while /TG/'s wiki has it listed as being strictly ordered by priority.

[Glloyd]

Our rule is that it is preferential unless the law states otherwise, like Asimov.

[Dack_Janiels]

Put velociraptors on that fukken planet, I want to live out my childhood fantasy of being Muldoon from Jurassic Park

[Kingbodz]

Okay, so I have a question with regards to our AI's and other silicons. Namely because the assorted wikis have contradictory information and it looks like its more of a 'server preference' than a hard and fast rule of SS13, but I digress.

For the laws, are silicons expected to respond as if the laws are ordered by priority, or with no preference? Or is it up to the player which style they prefer?

I ask because I have contradictory information about it, and I actually see an admin complaint that basically hinges on this distinction. BS12 has their AI's listed has having a preferrential rule set (probably because it is much less restrictive to the player controlling the AI and allows for more !!Fun!!), while /TG/'s wiki has it listed as being strictly ordered by priority.

BS12 allows fun? That's news to me.