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'''<span style="color:red">Rule 2.1.1: Do not murderbone.</span> Do not kill random people for no reason. For individual antagonists (traitors, changelings, Nanotrasen ninjas) murder is allowed if you can justify your actions with a connection to your objectives, which you must explain in detail if questioned. Nuclear teams, wizards, blobs, Syndicate ninjas, traitors with hijack and traitor AIs essentially have an objective to kill everyone and are exempt from most of the rule.''' | '''<span style="color:red">Rule 2.1.1: Do not murderbone.</span> Do not kill random people for no reason. For individual antagonists (traitors, changelings, Nanotrasen ninjas) murder is allowed if you can justify your actions with a connection to your objectives, which you must explain in detail if questioned. Nuclear teams, wizards, blobs, Syndicate ninjas, traitors with hijack and traitor AIs essentially have an objective to kill everyone and are exempt from most of the rule.''' | ||
The Tesla Engine is the most destructive engine short of a genius atmosian letting their Fusion Canister get broken or released into the SM. This is for the sole reason that unlike the Singularity, you can't stop the Tesla and the Tesla just blows up every machine around without remorse. The Tesla is an excellent way to ensure that no loyalist leaves the station alive because nobody is leaving the station alive | The Tesla Engine is the most destructive engine short of a genius atmosian letting their Fusion Canister get broken or released into the SM. This is for the sole reason that unlike the Singularity, you can't stop the Tesla and the Tesla just blows up every machine around without remorse. The Tesla is an excellent way to ensure that no loyalist leaves the station alive because nobody is leaving the station alive, save for a lucky engineer or two that somehow manage to evade the path of destruction the Tesla wreaks and navigate to the remains of a space pod. | ||
Everyone knows how dangerous the Tesla is, making the crew on even higher alert for any non-engineer trying to weasel their way to it for suspicious reasons at best. All you have to do is find a way to deactivate the emitters or break the field generators. The former can be done just by turning the emitters off or cutting a few wires if the controls are locked, disabling the APC is a possible alternative but it is much more high profile move and much easier to spot and fix than the other two. Breaking the field generators is relatively easy due to the nature of the Tesla | Everyone knows how dangerous the Tesla is, making the crew on even higher alert for any non-engineer trying to weasel their way to it for suspicious reasons at best. All you have to do is find a way to deactivate the emitters or break the field generators. The former can be done just by turning the emitters off or cutting a few wires if the controls are locked, disabling the APC is a possible alternative but it is much more high profile move and much easier to spot and fix than the other two. Breaking the field generators is relatively easy due to the nature of the Tesla. If you can make your way to the Tesla containment and unwrench a grounding rod, the explosion of the grounding rod and Tesla coil next to it should be enough to dislodge a field generator and set the Tesla loose. '''This will probably also kill you.''' | ||
Attempting to Emag the particle accelerator to set it to power level 4 is a waste of your time as the Tesla can't loose on it's own. Don't bother wasting your time and risking revealing your identity. | Attempting to Emag the particle accelerator to set it to power level 4 is a waste of your time as the Tesla can't loose on it's own. Don't bother wasting your time and risking revealing your identity. | ||
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