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Sindai posted:Maybe it was the chef, since he asked him to turn the lights on while standing just a few steps from the light switch himself. People are incredibly lazy about things like the lights, however.
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Dirk the Average posted:People are incredibly lazy about things like the lights, however. If you wanna guarantee someone turns the lights back on you can always turn off the main breaker on the APC and leave it unlocked.
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Too bad your bombing spree was cut short, I liked your quick and decisive strikes at the engine, AI, and most of the windows. Though if only you spent your first 10 minutes mining, would you have been able to sunder the station entirely. And get the super bomb armour of course!
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I've had this uploaded for a bit but wasn't getting around to posting it here, sorry guys: Bonus 4: Just blow it all up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXGsigQ1ZZg This is a bonus mainly because I spend more time ghosting then alive, but I am a traitor so I thought you guys might enjoy it. There probably won't be a regular update until mid to late next week. Life's been busy. Edit: quote:Too bad your bombing spree was cut short, I liked your quick and decisive strikes at the engine, AI, and most of the windows. Though if only you spent your first 10 minutes mining, would you have been able to sunder the station entirely. And get the super bomb armour of course! Yeah but who wants to actually do MINING, ewww, gross. Although next time I am going to seriously consider that. Maybe steal some boxes too, boxes are great for holding a goddamn ton of charges. Razage fucked around with this message at 16:30 on Jan 11, 2014 |
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Jan 11, 2014 16:27
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 The AI is that easy to get to as a traitor miner? I had a round as a Syndicate miner where I had to retrieve a neural something-or-other from the AI. Seeing how much trouble you have to go through to actually get its brain, I'm sort of glad I didn't try and decided to blow stuff up.I also didn't even think to have all my charges in my containers and then hack them. I was doing it one by one by hand. When the belt filled up, instead of just saying the container was full, the chatlog said that I stuck a charge onto the belt. The results were predictable.
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Jan 11, 2014 18:20
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Getting the AI's Neural Net processor is one of the hardest objectives you can get dealt. Effectively the only way to handle it is to go in slinging bombs and hope you get what you need and get out before the station security can respond. The AI's ability to throw down blast doors to defend itself is a serious problem for you. Of course, traitor miners having the sort of access to bombs that they do, it's easier for them by far.
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Jan 11, 2014 19:09
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Belts are actually better than boxes for holding hacked mining charges. Since you need a jetpack, in order to carry any appreciable amount of bombs you'll need to hold your backpack. You can't remove something from a container inside another container, so you have to drop the backpack to get the charges out. Manufacture yourself a seventh mining belt, stick six inside the backpack, and wear the seventh. Fill them all with hacked charges. Now when one belt empties, you can take it off, stick it inside the backpack, pull a fresh one out and put it on. You've got access to 49 charges without having to drop anything.
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Jan 11, 2014 19:39
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Coolguye posted:Getting the AI's Neural Net processor is one of the hardest objectives you can get dealt. Effectively the only way to handle it is to go in slinging bombs and hope you get what you need and get out before the station security can respond. The AI's ability to throw down blast doors to defend itself is a serious problem for you. I often wonder if the solution to stealing the ai is simply to cut the power to the ai somehow and waiting for everything in the ai chamber to shut down. No one has ever tried that.
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Jan 11, 2014 20:13
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The AI has an internal battery of 7500 units which takes a long time to actually deplete, during which anybody could come and turn things back on (or just move the AI somewhere else).
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Yeah, power starvation is a sucker's game to kill the AI. The best non-explody way to do it would be to killswitch the AI, then wait 10 minutes for the heat to go off, go take a nap in the nearby electrical substation or whatever. After people have gotten used to the fact that the AI's dead, walk into the now ghostly quiet upload, force your way in, and take the AI's neural net.
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Coolguye posted:Yeah, power starvation is a sucker's game to kill the AI. The best non-explody way to do it would be to killswitch the AI, then wait 10 minutes for the heat to go off, go take a nap in the nearby electrical substation or whatever. After people have gotten used to the fact that the AI's dead, walk into the now ghostly quiet upload, force your way in, and take the AI's neural net. I think killswitching the AI blows up the core, just like killswitching a cyborg, so that you can't use it to get the neural net.
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Clockwork Cupcake posted:I think killswitching the AI blows up the core, just like killswitching a cyborg, so that you can't use it to get the neural net. I think you can still pull the neural net out of a wrecked AI mainframe, but I honestly don't remember. I'm attacked so rarely as the AI.
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You can killswitch the AI? How? I thought you could only upload a suicide law or attack the core directly. Also, there's always social engineering: offer to take the AI to the bar for a party and a chill AI player might let you in even if you don't have access. It's worked on me before because few traitors are that bold. 
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Jan 11, 2014 21:10
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Sindai posted:You can killswitch the AI? How? I thought you could only upload a suicide law or attack the core directly. The AI killswitch was added quite recently, as a result of people finding suicide laws to be unfun and metagamey.
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Jan 11, 2014 21:54
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Captain Bravo posted:Belts are actually better than boxes for holding hacked mining charges. Since you need a jetpack, in order to carry any appreciable amount of bombs you'll need to hold your backpack. You can't remove something from a container inside another container, so you have to drop the backpack to get the charges out. Manufacture yourself a seventh mining belt, stick six inside the backpack, and wear the seventh. Fill them all with hacked charges. Now when one belt empties, you can take it off, stick it inside the backpack, pull a fresh one out and put it on. You've got access to 49 charges without having to drop anything. I thought they changed this behavior? I remember reading something about not being able to pack around belts anymore.
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Ablative posted:The AI killswitch was added quite recently, as a result of people finding suicide laws to be unfun and metagamey.
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Sindai posted:Huh, didn't see that in the changelog. Is it done from the same console as the borg killswitches?
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Cant you just upload a law that states the AI has to give his neural thingy?
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Razage posted:I thought they changed this behavior? I remember reading something about not being able to pack around belts anymore. Did they? I honestly don't know, let me check and get back to you.
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Having just completed an entirely too amusing AI round, there is an entertaining interaction between that console and an emag applied to the AI.
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Iretep posted:Cant you just upload a law that states the AI has to give his neural thingy? I'd be really surprised if the AI can just give up its core; wouldn't it be easier to upload a law where it doesn't interfere, defend itself, or report what's happening when a specific person's in the AI's chamber?
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tlarn posted:I'd be really surprised if the AI can just give up its core; wouldn't it be easier to upload a law where it doesn't interfere, defend itself, or report what's happening when a specific person's in the AI's chamber? Well the best way I've seen it done is something along the lines of a mindslave law for the AI, followed by sticking the removed core in a borg, and then removing it again for the objective at round end.
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That is the cool way of doing it, yeah. Sadly, too many boring people just CaptainLaw themselves, force the AI to suicide, and then get killed and noone restores the AI / bumble around for 50 minutes not knowing how to call the shuttle.
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Nekomimi-Maiden posted:That is the cool way of doing it, yeah. Sadly, too many boring people just CaptainLaw themselves, force the AI to suicide, and then get killed and noone restores the AI / bumble around for 50 minutes not knowing how to call the shuttle. The way I do it is to upload a OneHuman law, followed by a freeform law basically stating that orders given by humans may override the standard laws if they do so explicitly. Then I get up to whatever crime I feel like and when the shuttle is due to arrive I just stroll into the upload, order the AI to shut off all core turrets, keep the blast shields open and allow me to retrieve the NNP and specify the order overrides law three. Then the AI gets to rogue it up during the entire round, I still have a reliable eye in the sky and the AI doesn't have to be dead for long, or at all, if I gently caress up criming.
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My fatal error, forever preserved in the annals of Youtube 
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How did the HoS know you were a traitor? Were you the only miner? If not, you could have been any miner making explosives. Also how did he use them on you? It said something about only being useable on asteroids before you hacked them.
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Mordecai posted:How did the HoS know you were a traitor? Were you the only miner? If not, you could have been any miner making explosives. I think he walked right next to the AI with his ID out. The AI probably saw his name and reported through PDA to the HoS before it died.
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Mordecai posted:How did the HoS know you were a traitor? Were you the only miner? If not, you could have been any miner making explosives. The HoS stole his backpack which had the hacking device in it. This also explains how he knew he was a traitor.
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uPen posted:The HoS stole his backpack which had the hacking device in it. This also explains how he knew he was a traitor. Also the fact that the HoS was the space walking guy he passed right by while leaving the station level in the mining pod. So all HoS had to do was follow the pod to mining to catch his man.
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It's been a while, life has been busy lately. Update Episode 16: Bomb Carts No subtitles this time, and I cut the round short as nothing was going on after a while and I wanted to sleep so kind of a lame episode. I'll get a more action packed one up soonish.
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Woo! New episode! (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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So, uh? What the hell happened there at the end?
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Cathulhu posted:So, uh? What the hell happened there at the end? The round was going pretty slow so he farted on the Bible, which caused him to then explode. I don't know what the confusion is.
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Gwrrrk posted:The round was going pretty slow so he farted on the Bible, which caused him to then explode. You'd be surprised how many people don't know about that particularity.
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Ablative posted:You'd be surprised how many people don't know about that particularity. There's even a couple chemicals that cause farting! You could cuff someone to a chair with a bible on it, and simply wait...
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Detective: "The only thing that can save this man now is a dose of Simethicone. Where is the Chemistry department?" AI: "Oh, scattered across space somewhere, in pieces, probably still on fire."
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Kayle7 posted:There's even a couple chemicals that cause farting! You could cuff someone to a chair with a bible on it, and simply wait... TheDarkFlame posted:Detective: "The only thing that can save this man now is a dose of Simethicone. Where is the Chemistry department?" Now I really want to set up a series of conveyor belts that lead towards a bible, tie someone to the belts, dose them with that chemical, and then laugh maniacally and twirl my mustache victoriously!
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Glad to see Razage paying more attention to the chat, aside from the "Why are we going to medbay?" moment.  In SS13-related stuff, I watched the Futurama episode 'Murder on the Planet Express' last night, and from 6:20 onwards made for a pretty good example of how changeling rounds work in this game.
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Yapping Eevee posted:Glad to see Razage paying more attention to the chat, aside from the "Why are we going to medbay?" moment. Especially the part when they murder the completely innocent guy at the end, with lasers...
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Finally caught up to this. I do wonder if you're going to top the changeling round. That was some amazing drama with the syndicate agent and your subsequent escape from the morgue and conversion of the one person who came after you alone, you showed off a cool changeling trick (being lovely Bill), and you actually completed your objectives.
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