Goonhub
04-27-2019, 12:46 PM
Update: came on round after I made that, let them be the HoS for the round while I observed them as a ghost: firm no. Fiiiiirm no. Didn't listen whatsoever to other cops over radio, arrested an officer when they came to wrestle a Maetzoh Maen in the brig (and ignored an officer going into crit while yelling about a traitor [giving locations the entire time]), bucklecuffed a traitor & kept flashing them (then assassinated them ten minutes later- they were a football player who hadn't murdered anyone but were definitely aggro), and the entire time just felt super micromanagey and kind of an asshole.
Should note that while the person was bucklecuffed, someone came in and stunned all of sec- around three officers. Kyle ignored this and didn't even chase after them! After they got up, THEN they murdered the aforementioned traitor in the armory.
What else: the way you speak to security is more of a general over a HoS. It's very grating. I really dislike your commanding style because it isn't truly commanding- you just come off as a powertripping dickhead. Ideally, a HoS should lead from the front and by example. I didn't see any of that- just empty, blind ordering people around without actually paying attention to what was going on. I found it baffling that you didn't once ask why people went into crit when you got the PDA message, why you just straight up ignored John Johnson while they were fighting a traitor and were badly injured (which you got a notification of on your PDA) to....arrest a fucking officer for doing nothing (and pulling said officer inside the armory).
You tell people to patrol but don't do any of it. When toxins blew, I didn't see you check up on what was going on. When the AI was being suspected of subversion, you didn't check the upload. A managerial style is good, absolutely, but you don't make any attempts at it. You just blindly give orders and act like the head fuckin' honcho while contributing nothing. Your communication skills are lacking (surprising because of your high RP muscle- not even asking what's going on to security, just relying on people telling you face to face), your security skills are lacking outside of the whole flash and stun people while they're already restrained and pose no threat.
Be more active with what's going on in the round instead of micromanaging the brig. Give more reactive orders outside of "patrol." On discord you mentioned having the objective of every single threat being responded to in 2 minutes from security but you did nothing to achieve that- you blindly just said patrol. Not patrol where. Not patrol an area. Not address an immediate threat even- you were totally ignorant of any threat unless you physically were looking at them.
Just patrol.
To which, I vote just no. Be a nicer person.
Should note that while the person was bucklecuffed, someone came in and stunned all of sec- around three officers. Kyle ignored this and didn't even chase after them! After they got up, THEN they murdered the aforementioned traitor in the armory.
What else: the way you speak to security is more of a general over a HoS. It's very grating. I really dislike your commanding style because it isn't truly commanding- you just come off as a powertripping dickhead. Ideally, a HoS should lead from the front and by example. I didn't see any of that- just empty, blind ordering people around without actually paying attention to what was going on. I found it baffling that you didn't once ask why people went into crit when you got the PDA message, why you just straight up ignored John Johnson while they were fighting a traitor and were badly injured (which you got a notification of on your PDA) to....arrest a fucking officer for doing nothing (and pulling said officer inside the armory).
You tell people to patrol but don't do any of it. When toxins blew, I didn't see you check up on what was going on. When the AI was being suspected of subversion, you didn't check the upload. A managerial style is good, absolutely, but you don't make any attempts at it. You just blindly give orders and act like the head fuckin' honcho while contributing nothing. Your communication skills are lacking (surprising because of your high RP muscle- not even asking what's going on to security, just relying on people telling you face to face), your security skills are lacking outside of the whole flash and stun people while they're already restrained and pose no threat.
Be more active with what's going on in the round instead of micromanaging the brig. Give more reactive orders outside of "patrol." On discord you mentioned having the objective of every single threat being responded to in 2 minutes from security but you did nothing to achieve that- you blindly just said patrol. Not patrol where. Not patrol an area. Not address an immediate threat even- you were totally ignorant of any threat unless you physically were looking at them.
Just patrol.
To which, I vote just no. Be a nicer person.