Goonhub
04-21-2025, 09:29 AM
Your examples listed are instances of you clearly understanding that what you are doing (or not doing, as it would be) goes against the wishes of the syndicate agent.
I am not interested in drawing specific lines for "maximum acceptable levels of being a rules-lawyer against other players", because some players will go ahead and dance just at that line and then complain when we grump at them.
Act in good faith towards the syndicate agent. Try to think "Would I think the borg was being a massive jerk if they did this towards me?"
Do not keep a syndicate agent bolted inside a room as they are screaming for you to let them out because the crew may hurt them.
Do not disarm all the bombs a traitor just made because they may hurt their ears when they go off.
Just do not be knowingly obtuse when you are a syndicate cyborg, the syndicate agent used their limited resources to get you on their side, you should try to let them get their money's worth.
Jelly
I am not interested in drawing specific lines for "maximum acceptable levels of being a rules-lawyer against other players", because some players will go ahead and dance just at that line and then complain when we grump at them.
Act in good faith towards the syndicate agent. Try to think "Would I think the borg was being a massive jerk if they did this towards me?"
Do not keep a syndicate agent bolted inside a room as they are screaming for you to let them out because the crew may hurt them.
Do not disarm all the bombs a traitor just made because they may hurt their ears when they go off.
Just do not be knowingly obtuse when you are a syndicate cyborg, the syndicate agent used their limited resources to get you on their side, you should try to let them get their money's worth.
Jelly