Goonhub
08-31-2022, 04:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-31-2022, 05:13 PM by Awe21. Edited 2 times in total.)
Nanotrasen-specific gimmick roles like Inspector, CEO, and Board Member do not currently have a place on the AI's Guide to CoC Wiki Page, and their own specific guides (Inspector and VIP) list 'None' for Supervisors and Subordinates, making the question of their placement in CoC on the station somewhat pertinent, albeit rarely (seemingly, I am still relatively new with ~90 hours) problematic. Because their ability to function as antag is especially rare (as late-join-only jobs) they are generally inclined towards the positive or at least neutral end of the spectrum of behaviour towards the facility and its crew. Therefore, it is entirely possible that they may act to aid the crew against threats or suspicious activity. This is furthered by their access to Command channels and their job working for Nanotrasen directly at standard or high levels.
Both mentorhelp and adminhelp confirmed that, at the very least, Inspector should be considered to be on the CoC at the level of Command but below Captain, HoS, and HoP.
I personally agree with this, and think they should reside equal to CE, RD, and MD with respect to how these positions are defined on the 'AI's Guide to the Chain of Command' wiki page. These NT-roles would be considered at the lowest echelon of Command and overruled by department Heads when interacting with station-specific departments, but would still be higher ranking than the average crew member, and thus afforded basic privilege and/or support when trying to carry out their jobs or go the extra mile to help the crew from Silicons and anyone who would reference the CoC.
Both mentorhelp and adminhelp confirmed that, at the very least, Inspector should be considered to be on the CoC at the level of Command but below Captain, HoS, and HoP.
I personally agree with this, and think they should reside equal to CE, RD, and MD with respect to how these positions are defined on the 'AI's Guide to the Chain of Command' wiki page. These NT-roles would be considered at the lowest echelon of Command and overruled by department Heads when interacting with station-specific departments, but would still be higher ranking than the average crew member, and thus afforded basic privilege and/or support when trying to carry out their jobs or go the extra mile to help the crew from Silicons and anyone who would reference the CoC.