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[Aseaheru]

What ever happened to the underwater station idea?

[Fniff]

You can tell a veteran BS12 player by the way they shudder when you say "atmos on the Luna".

Stairs restricted atmos, didn't they?

And it still lagged to shit.

[Glloyd]

You can tell a veteran BS12 player by the way they shudder when you say "atmos on the Luna".

Stairs restricted atmos, didn't they?

And it still lagged to shit.

It wasn't just the atmos, it was powernets flowing between z-levels as well. The whole thing was fucked. It was poorly designed too. Unimportant rooms had tons of empty space, and the important ones were cramped to shit. Maint was cool, for the time. Even the engine was fucky, although it was cool blowing a hole right through the floor.

It was really cool at the time, because there was nothing else like it, but nowadays I wouldn't go near it, even for nostalgia value.

[Fniff]

You can tell a veteran BS12 player by the way they shudder when you say "atmos on the Luna".

Stairs restricted atmos, didn't they?

And it still lagged to shit.

It wasn't just the atmos, it was powernets flowing between z-levels as well. The whole thing was fucked. It was poorly designed too. Unimportant rooms had tons of empty space, and the important ones were cramped to shit. Maint was cool, for the time. Even the engine was fucky, although it was cool blowing a hole right through the floor.

It was really cool at the time, because there was nothing else like it, but nowadays I wouldn't go near it, even for nostalgia value.

I value it for the great experiences I had playing there. I hopped off BS12 when traitors became unable to do anything that disrupted RP (AKA, anything involving conflict or interesting things occurring) and thus resulted in the traitor quietly doing their objective and the rest of the round having a tightknit group of players having their own little story while the rest could go swing or SSD.

[Glloyd]

That round. I don't even...

[Aedel]

That round. I don't even...

DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH REPORT.

In a joint op with the DoD[1], DoT[2] Death Commandos put Space Station 13[3] and Central Command into martial law after reports of cultist presence. Initial assaults succeeded, with heavy casualties among cultists but at the cost of Bravo and Zulu, a total of six casualties to the DoD. DoT Death Commandos secured four loyalists, but only two were managed to be rescued. On arrival to Central Command, what is believed to be a singularity was formed from bluespace disruptions. This singularity dissipated after killing twenty nine DoT Death Commandos. Station was nuked and all witnesses eliminated. All blame was passed onto Syndicate[4] forces.

[1] Department of Defense. [2] Department of Truth. [3] Former research station, manned by now dead traitors and cultists. [4] Hostile terrorists.

I kinda wanna make one of these for every round. Or at least event.

[Glloyd]

That round. I don't even...

DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH REPORT.

In a joint op with the DoD[1], DoT[2] Death Commandos put Space Station 13[3] and Central Command into martial law after reports of cultist presence. Initial assaults succeeded, with heavy casualties among cultists but at the cost of Bravo and Zulu, a total of six casualties to the DoD. DoT Death Commandos secured four loyalists, but only two were managed to be rescued. On arrival to Central Command, what is believed to be a singularity was formed from bluespace disruptions. This singularity dissipated after killing twenty nine DoT Death Commandos. Station was nuked and all witnesses eliminated. All blame was passed onto Syndicate[4] forces.

[1] Department of Defense. [2] Department of Truth. [3] Former research station, manned by now dead traitors and cultists. [4] Hostile terrorists.

I kinda wanna make one of these for every round. Or at least event.

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[Vakothu]

Ooh, the RUST engine?  Has it been properly completed?
Also, I found the cause of the problems with the toxin airlocks, and the one tile of the Nuke-Op Ship not going into hyperspace with the rest of it.

[miauw62]

You can tell a veteran BS12 player by the way they shudder when you say "atmos on the Luna".

Stairs restricted atmos, didn't they?

And it still lagged to shit.

It wasn't just the atmos, it was powernets flowing between z-levels as well. The whole thing was fucked. It was poorly designed too. Unimportant rooms had tons of empty space, and the important ones were cramped to shit. Maint was cool, for the time. Even the engine was fucky, although it was cool blowing a hole right through the floor.

It was really cool at the time, because there was nothing else like it, but nowadays I wouldn't go near it, even for nostalgia value.

Paraphrasing Mloc:
"Luna was supposed to be a test station. But then nobody ever made another multi-z station so we stuck with it."

[LordSlowpoke]

let's not forget that the entire game was supposed to be an atmosphere test thing 'kay

[scrdest]

let's not forget that the entire game was supposed to be an atmosphere test thing 'kay

SS13 is basically held together by spit and duct tape references.

[TGameCo]

That round. I don't even...

Yes, It was Odd.

[Glloyd]

Also, I found the cause of the problems with the toxin airlocks, and the one tile of the Nuke-Op Ship not going into hyperspace with the rest of it.

I'm assuming the one tile is just an area derp on my part. What's the issue with the toxin airlock? I could have sworn I fixed it.

That round. I don't even...

Yes, It was Odd.

You missed the end, you missed the monster it turned into.

[TGameCo]

That round. I don't even...

Yes, It was Odd.

You missed the end, you missed the monster it turned into.

What Happened? My parents were almost ready to cut off the power to my computer if i didn't get off.

[Vakothu]

Also, I found the cause of the problems with the toxin airlocks, and the one tile of the Nuke-Op Ship not going into hyperspace with the rest of it.

I'm assuming the one tile is just an area derp on my part. What's the issue with the toxin airlock? I could have sworn I fixed it.

That round. I don't even...

Yes, It was Odd.

You missed the end, you missed the monster it turned into.

Yeah, the one tile is an area derp, but the problem with the toxin airlocks is that the vent, the doors, the sensor, and the control are not on the same frequency.  If I remember correctly, the vent is on frequency 0, the doors on 1449 (or something similar) and the control and sensor on the default.