Goonhub
So you've read the rules, the guide , learned some robusting and are an 'all-round cool'n'good guy'.
So you are ready to go out to protect, serve and be 'an officer of TEH LAW!', right?
Not on SS13 you are not! The station is basically anarchy.
Asking for info has at most a 70% chance of producing accurate, but still useless information.
When you detain a miscreant for anything, whether it is from from stealing EVA gear, breaking into the AI-upload, to lethal assault or to leaving a Air-lock open for 5 seconds, you are the 'no fun asshole' with a 5% chance of provoking a grey-tide.
When responding to a cry for help, you are basically walking into a trap.
Asking assistance is the 10 second window for you to be murdered by the very problem you can't handle alone, and if help eventually does arrive, she's just as likely to fall victim.
The rule of thumb 'Sec can't be traitor' is the one that ends you knee-deep in the blood of the innocent.
And if you do nothing you might as well have played something else.
Guarding is hard, but is there a way to rise above the chaos and save the station from a real threat while still providing a basic service?
What do you do in an ambiguous situation, like when two people are fighting, but neither is an obvious traitor?
What are the pro-tips for both being a good cop, but also survive the madness that is day-to-day affairs of the station?
So you are ready to go out to protect, serve and be 'an officer of TEH LAW!', right?
Not on SS13 you are not! The station is basically anarchy.
Asking for info has at most a 70% chance of producing accurate, but still useless information.
When you detain a miscreant for anything, whether it is from from stealing EVA gear, breaking into the AI-upload, to lethal assault or to leaving a Air-lock open for 5 seconds, you are the 'no fun asshole' with a 5% chance of provoking a grey-tide.
When responding to a cry for help, you are basically walking into a trap.
Asking assistance is the 10 second window for you to be murdered by the very problem you can't handle alone, and if help eventually does arrive, she's just as likely to fall victim.
The rule of thumb 'Sec can't be traitor' is the one that ends you knee-deep in the blood of the innocent.
And if you do nothing you might as well have played something else.
Guarding is hard, but is there a way to rise above the chaos and save the station from a real threat while still providing a basic service?
What do you do in an ambiguous situation, like when two people are fighting, but neither is an obvious traitor?
What are the pro-tips for both being a good cop, but also survive the madness that is day-to-day affairs of the station?