Goonhub
11-14-2020, 02:20 AM
So, this has been a... really noticeable issue for a while now. Hell, I've had times where I've rolled antag and just... not done antag things, because whomever else is antag has already absolutely fucked up the round.
Superlagg: Technically, the rule is "have some escalation" - but even with escalation, 3 different people setting off bombs\doing murders\taking over the radio station and screaming about their bomb threats makes the chaos extremely intense.
Personally I'd set the caps at 2 antags for up to 20-30?? people, +1 per 20 people after that, plus maybe sleepers? You REALLY do not need many antags for the round to be exciting\busy, and on RP at least, half the time the antags aren't even the most interesting thing on station. Antags should feel like a nice spice in a dish, not a 1,000,000 scovile hot sauce that you took a 10u shot of, in my opinion.
This goes hand in hand with the "Be Kind to Antags" rule, too - Sec tends to catch and release antags, including turbo-murdery ones like Changelings, pretty consistently on RP.
Superlagg: Technically, the rule is "have some escalation" - but even with escalation, 3 different people setting off bombs\doing murders\taking over the radio station and screaming about their bomb threats makes the chaos extremely intense.
Personally I'd set the caps at 2 antags for up to 20-30?? people, +1 per 20 people after that, plus maybe sleepers? You REALLY do not need many antags for the round to be exciting\busy, and on RP at least, half the time the antags aren't even the most interesting thing on station. Antags should feel like a nice spice in a dish, not a 1,000,000 scovile hot sauce that you took a 10u shot of, in my opinion.
This goes hand in hand with the "Be Kind to Antags" rule, too - Sec tends to catch and release antags, including turbo-murdery ones like Changelings, pretty consistently on RP.