Goonhub
Today, 04:08 AM
I've seen and worked with you in sec for a few months now. Some thoughts:
You are a relatively communicative and knowledgeable officer. You're quick with a taser, keep a cool head, occasionally delegate desk work to assistants and brobocops (towards me at least- Whether they've done it for others, I can't say.) No problems there.
That being said, I do have some concerns that prevent me from giving a +1 at this time.
From a security perspective, while you're certainly on top of things, I've never seen you train a new officer, or take the time to check on people other than those you know. Things that a HoS should know to do, in my eyes. You've shown some initiative delegating, which is a good start. Ask for feedback, offer assistance, keep people on track. Take some time to coordinate and roleplay with more of your team and crew. You've shown you can lead from the front. Now let's see you lead from the back.
Speaking of IC interactions, your RP tends to be limited to the people you're already familiar with. This is particularly apparent with your other character Avoids, where you'll often spend the whole round talking to your IC partners and only leaving to do your job. Whenever one of the polycule rolls traitor, the other members often get mindhacked or defend/assist each other beyond the usual limits. (Cloning someone who suicide bombed medbay, allowing non-sec friends to loiter in security, etc.) On multiple occasions, I and others have been unsure if you were antagging, or just pushing the partner bit too far. It's gotten to the point where, whenever one of you gets antag, I expect to be handling you all. That sort of preferential treatment is unfair to every other player, especially coming from a supposedly impartial position of authority like the HoS. I haven't seen as much of this watching you play Hunter, but felt the issue was worth noting regardless.
tl;dr mechanically you're fine, talk to more people more often and you'll be great
You are a relatively communicative and knowledgeable officer. You're quick with a taser, keep a cool head, occasionally delegate desk work to assistants and brobocops (towards me at least- Whether they've done it for others, I can't say.) No problems there.
That being said, I do have some concerns that prevent me from giving a +1 at this time.
From a security perspective, while you're certainly on top of things, I've never seen you train a new officer, or take the time to check on people other than those you know. Things that a HoS should know to do, in my eyes. You've shown some initiative delegating, which is a good start. Ask for feedback, offer assistance, keep people on track. Take some time to coordinate and roleplay with more of your team and crew. You've shown you can lead from the front. Now let's see you lead from the back.
Speaking of IC interactions, your RP tends to be limited to the people you're already familiar with. This is particularly apparent with your other character Avoids, where you'll often spend the whole round talking to your IC partners and only leaving to do your job. Whenever one of the polycule rolls traitor, the other members often get mindhacked or defend/assist each other beyond the usual limits. (Cloning someone who suicide bombed medbay, allowing non-sec friends to loiter in security, etc.) On multiple occasions, I and others have been unsure if you were antagging, or just pushing the partner bit too far. It's gotten to the point where, whenever one of you gets antag, I expect to be handling you all. That sort of preferential treatment is unfair to every other player, especially coming from a supposedly impartial position of authority like the HoS. I haven't seen as much of this watching you play Hunter, but felt the issue was worth noting regardless.
tl;dr mechanically you're fine, talk to more people more often and you'll be great