Romana's wiki edits - On the subject of copy pasting.

[RomanaTColgate]

So I've taken it upon myself to do a bunch of work. I shall incessantly tweak, copy, and fill the wiki when I get a chance. This topic is to note what I'm editing for convince:

- https://wiki.vore-station.net/Job_Guides
-- Added images for all jobs, added geneticist to list, tweaked Blueshield and Assistant description. Feel free to change whatever back I'm cheeky.
- https://wiki.vore-station.net/Guide_to_Hacking
-- Added images. Added Scree related thumbnail upon Scree's request.
- https://wiki.vore-station.net/Construction
-- Did the entire page. Added images.
- https://wiki.vore-station.net/Corporate_Regulations
-- Did the entire page, formatted, based off the HTML Ace gave me.
- https://wiki.vore-station.net/Guides
-- Images

[warbrand2]

think the xenomorph needs to be moved to something like neutral/antag as this station has had and likely will have more none hostile xeno's.

[Aces]

No, Xenos should still be recognized as mainly hostile. Wild Xenos are ALWAYS HOSTILE.

Only Xenos bred in captivity are non-hostile. There should just be a section on the Xeno page talking about how NT breeds them sometimes for science.

[Tasald]

and then some one tries to make a hybrid and the station goes belly up

[Vorrarkul]

Well, Rylee hasn't killed the station yet... >.> Although most people go belly up around her for entirely different reasons.

[Aces]

Well, Rylee hasn't killed the station yet... >.> Although most people go belly up around her for entirely different reasons.

No they got put in bellies. That's different.

[warbrand2]

hey we got any info on the differences between unwilling and willing vore and how to tell the difference if catch the act?


might be useful info to have info on the following


Willing vore

unwilling vore

unwilling digestion

willing digestion

willing endo

unwilling endo

I suck at writing stuff so couldn't give good descriptions.

[Keira_Feia]

The difference is unwilling usually has the prey either bound or screaming for help/to be let go, sometimes both

[Vorrarkul]

And on what to do if you run into an unwilling scene: if the prey does not call for help, assume it's willing. The Rule of Help(TM) is a good one to judge MOST cases by.

[Aces]

Usually in cases that security stumbles on the ordeal, I like to do one of a few things.

If I am the officer, and I stumble on a scene where willingness is unknown, I just ask some basic questions and give suggestions.

1. Ask in LOOC: "Willing or unwilling?" If willing, skip to 3rd step.
2. If unwilling, invent a reason for why step 3 doesn't get a proper response.
3. Ask the prey directly if they are willing. If verbal reply is impossible, suggest; "One kick for yes, multiple kicks for no." The predator can counter this by letting them kick once, then clenching their guts too hard for them to move if the answer is unwilling, but the players OOCly don't want me involved. I'll just play dumb like, "Okay, you two play safe now!" and wander off.
4. If willing, you're done! If unwilling, proceed with security procedure. Assault, wrongful imprisonment, etc... whatever charges make most sense.

If you play a character who isn't fat enough to muffle out voices, just belch out all your prey's air so their only responses are kicks~