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[Cheedows]

I can only say one thing.

'WE NEED A SLOGAN!'

Oh god, did I miss an LCS round?

Yes. And one without admins starting it.

Ah shit, that sound awesome. Wish I wasn't so bogged down with school right now.

Don't worry, right after that was a mutiny round. Also, hey the event is next week right! 

[Hanslanda]

Apparently mutiny was awful but the extended after it was GLORIOUS. I wish I had saved my paperwork and transcripts. Comedic gold.

[Nienhaus]

Apparently mutiny was awful but the extended after it was GLORIOUS. I wish I had saved my paperwork and transcripts. Comedic gold.

I am Space Governor now.

[Tsuchigumo550]

Worst Meido Derya could not figure out how to force access to the booze.

[hops]

>extended
>GLORIOUS

* Objective.exe has stopped working.

[Radio Controlled]

>extended
>GLORIOUS

* Objective.exe has stopped working.

The Bay 12 community has failed its Objective.

[Execute/Dumbo.exe]

*Schh*
Excuse me, but you have to admit that one was good.

[scrdest]

Okay, interesting bug alert. The new code shatters perfectly, and works incredibly well. Scrdest, you might want to use it for your vamp, because it's much simpler. But the destruction occurs at the character's location, not the grenade's location. The flashbang effects do. Help please?

Spoiler: Code within. Any ideas? (click to show/hide)

Code: [Select]

/obj/item/weapon/grenade/sonicnade
name = "sonic grenade"

prime()
..()
/*for(var/obj/structure/window/W in view(3)) //Previous code, worked fine
new /obj/item/weapon/shard(W.loc)
if(W.reinf) new /obj/item/stack/rods(W.loc)
W.Del()

for(var/obj/structure/window/W in view(6)) //Shatters regular windows
if(W.reinf) continue //I don't know how to do it in one for
new /obj/item/weapon/shard(W.loc) //So let's do it in two.
W.Del()*/


for(var/obj/structure/window/W in view(6)) //Shatters regular windows
W.hit(20,1)
for(var/obj/structure/window/W in view(3)) //Applies sufficient damage for reinf
W.hit(60,0)
for(var/obj/structure/window/W in view(1)) //And for regular phoron ones.
W.hit(40,0)
for(var/obj/machinery/door/window/D in view(6)) //Busting windoors
D.take_damage(150)
for(var/obj/machinery/door/window/D in view(3)) //And brigdoors..
D.take_damage(150) //Perfect for breakouts!


for(var/mob/living/carbon/M in hearers(7, get_turf(src)))
var/safety = 0
if(ishuman(M) && M:is_on_ears(/obj/item/clothing/ears/earmuffs))
safety += 1
M.Weaken(8)
M.ear_deaf = (20)
M.stuttering = (20)
M.Stun(8)
M.make_jittery(150)
M << "<span class='warning'><font size='3'><b>You hear a tremendous bang!</font></b></span>"
playsound(src.loc, 'sound/effects/bang.ogg', 50, 1, 5)
del(src)
returnApologies for the lack of safety code handling and range management, it's still in the testing phase.

The check's centered on the mob because you use W/D in view. And the original code is mine, /vg/ has a proc for that and I didn't want to port yet another of their procs, no matter how nifty.

[miauw62]

Please use absolute paths. Do you guys have any code standards at all?

Absolute paths? Why absolute? I've always been told to use relative paths for a number of reasons. (though I'm so unfamiliar with BYOND coding that I'm not even sure what you're talking about in this code fragment )

Because if you see a proc called somewhere and you don't know what it is, it's infinitely easier to search for /proc() (which will probably give about five results) than it is to search for proc() (which may give a few hundred or even thousand results). And if you need the definition of the proc, you can just search for proc/proc(). Absolute paths also look much tidier.

[Kriellya]

Please use absolute paths. Do you guys have any code standards at all?

Absolute paths? Why absolute? I've always been told to use relative paths for a number of reasons. (though I'm so unfamiliar with BYOND coding that I'm not even sure what you're talking about in this code fragment )

Because if you see a proc called somewhere and you don't know what it is, it's infinitely easier to search for /proc() (which will probably give about five results) than it is to search for proc() (which may give a few hundred or even thousand results). And if you need the definition of the proc, you can just search for proc/proc(). Absolute paths also look much tidier.

Okay. I'm going to chalk this up to 'an oddity of BYOND'. Because this sounds like the sort of thing which would be very normal and expected in C++ or Java. Essentially, the relative path is calling it's parents or the nearest proc(), right? In most languages, that is something immediately identifiable. If it isn't in BYOND, then I see the problem.

[AH]

And then the server crashed, and we would never know if the mutineers or loyalists were in the right.

[Dr.Narwhal]

Had a decent mutiny round(I was the captain). The mutineers hadn't killed anyone and I had begun debating with them over the legitimacy of the directive. The HoS(Head mutineer) and me finally reached the conclusion that we would call the shuttle and let the directive(it was quite easy) be sorted out at centcom. The shuttle had finally arrived and we had only experienced two deaths(both suicides). Right before it departed the server crashed D:

[IcyTea31]

-snip-

I was playing the subject of the mutiny. For me, the server crashed exactly 42 seconds (perfect timing!) before I could get to know the answer to life, universe and the victor of the round. Considering a compromise was technically reached, that was an open question.

[Dr.Narwhal]

-snip-

I was playing the subject of the mutiny. For me, the server crashed exactly 42 seconds (perfect timing!)

It was 43 secs for me. Right after I reported that annoying mec. Vlad is probably my best character. I've never had a bad round with him. Although my only other round that I played him was 3 hours

[Naverin]

Sever down again? I cant connect