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Luke Cox

Doesn't that already fall well under the purview of rule 1?

Luke Cox

Yakumo_Chen wrote:Being able to carry 100 ied lances in a small item is pretty fucking stupid you have to admit

Clearly, but I think the argument here is that there are far more sane solutions that don't involve throwing the baby out with the bathwater

Luke Cox

Because coderbus clearly knows how to play the game better than you despite hardly ever playing, you fucking plebian

Luke Cox

DrunkenMatey wrote:Sliding glass door with command access lock directly infront of ai. Might buy a few seconds to stop insta gib/card by some.

This is the most sane solution. It won't stop the AI from getting killed but he can at least scream before it happens

Luke Cox

I think it would be pretty harmless if it was on a cooldown and/or did eye damage if you "overheat" them

Luke Cox

Imagine choosing furries as your hill to die on

Luke Cox

About 25% of people summoned where I live don't even bother showing up. The city doesn't pursue them. I'm not sure whether it's because it's a non issue or because they physically couldn't prosecute everyone

Luke Cox

oranges wrote:every single fucking post in this thread just makes me want to ignore the poll and do whatever the fuck I want anyway

every single one of you are ungrateful cunts

Then why are you here?

Luke Cox

PKPenguin321 wrote:tattoooooooooooooooo

I fully endorse tatoomen under the condition that we get to bully them too

Luke Cox

Problem is you are constitutionally entitled to a jury of your peers. A select group of legal experts certified as such by the state would violate that criteria. As others have pointed out too, you'd need an opt-out system to prevent activists from tainting juries. Money is a huge reason why people ...

Luke Cox

Stop making Shezza make sense you madmen

Luke Cox

This is why nobody likes coderbus

Luke Cox

Vote brigading is a good point that I hadn't even considered. Unlike headmin elections, I don't think regular player polls have any kind of restrictions.

That said, I still cannot believe we're sperging out this hard about something that you can disable with a single value in the config if you ...

Luke Cox

I guess I'm a little out of place in the debate with respect to the established camps because I'm a staunch textualist, but a) I feel that the constitution is extremely libertarian if followed to the letter and b) I believe that some amendments implicitly allow looser interpretation via their very ...

Luke Cox

There is no reasonable argument for downstreams to be arguing about this. It is and has been a config option for a long while now, and if Hippie or any other downstream didn't want them it would be the work of 5 minutes to change their configs to disable them.
TFW nobody addresses the most valid ...

Luke Cox

Hot take but a militia would need to be able to withstand an invading force, would it not?

You're not gonna withstand a modern invading force with muskets from the 1700s
Probably not, although you could argue that a bunch of dudes with guns zerg rushing you would make things pretty difficult ...

Luke Cox

The point of the constitution is that you can't just use it to ram ideological agendas down people's throats. You have to have a significant portion of the population, both liberal and conservative on board. I have mixed opinions on Gorsuch, but he was absolutely correct when he said that people ...

Luke Cox

You will also get a lot of political activists volunteering so they can 'steer justice into the right direction'
And because of that they may ignore the entire case and pay no attention, as they already decided what is right- That's how political activists work

Better would be an opt-out system ...

Luke Cox

Let me reword my question,

Why would you want jurors who volunteered to be jurors?
I'd much rather have someone who's there willingly because they're more likely to be attentive and interested in the details of the case. Somebody there against their will may let the resulting irritation affect ...

Luke Cox

Absolutely, yes. It's already incredibly easy to get out of being on a jury if you really don't want to be on one (just say something that indicates an extreme opinion in the interview). Let's just cut out some of the gymnastics and make jury duty voluntary as to not waste people's time. Throw in ...

Luke Cox

The thirteenth amendment prohibits involuntary servitude except as a punishment for a crime, no exceptions ([cough]military draft[cough]).
My parents were legally bound to send me to school.
My teachers made me do homework
One of the high school graduation requirements I had was to perform x hours ...

Luke Cox

As he should. I don't even agree with all of Kavanaugh's interpretations of the constitution, and I can see that you would have to be actually retarded to believe the accusations levied at him. The democratic party made a colossal mistake by blowing this much political capital on a conservative ...

Luke Cox

The point of the constitution is that you can't just use it to ram ideological agendas down people's throats. You have to have a significant portion of the population, both liberal and conservative on board. I have mixed opinions on Gorsuch, but he was absolutely correct when he said that people ...

Luke Cox

The point of the constitution is that you can't just use it to ram ideological agendas down people's throats. You have to have a significant portion of the population, both liberal and conservative on board. I have mixed opinions on Gorsuch, but he was absolutely correct when he said that people ...

Luke Cox

If you vote to get rid of catpeople, who else are you supposed to bully?

Luke Cox

A majority of staunch originalists is the most hilarious thing to have in the SCOTUS, let's hold the constitution like the holy Bible and view all contemporary issues through the lens of 18th century worldview, that's sure gonna work well

It'd be stupid if the constitution wasn't pretty damn ...

Luke Cox

Sounds like it

The guy got confirmed though, so good on him
Can't imagine they'll stop the harassment efforts though, and they're already talking about how if they get back in power, they will just decide the court is now bigger and also they get to pick all the extra judges. Or make new rules on ...

Luke Cox

I am genuinely starting to think that a good chunk of you are on the spectrum

Luke Cox

Except The Alliance and SDs are just going to cockblock everything. Even if they won't form an alliance, they both have an interest in blocking the same stuff

Luke Cox

So how the fuck is the Swedish government going to turn out? It looks like the center-right alliance isn't going to have any choice but to form a coalition government with the SD

Luke Cox

I bet you fucking casuals don't even dismember tiders

Luke Cox

The mental gymnastics you have to go through to justify not hunting down the shuttle IC is really quite something

Luke Cox

I wouldn't get rid of greytide even if I could. Greytide is what gives security purpose. Security is an in-game mechanic meant to balance out the greytide.

Luke Cox

Sorry, I haven't played in the past few days. Better get back to work.

Luke Cox

It's a shame you can't just have one op leave while the rest guard the nuke

Luke Cox

The absolute state of ops in 2018

Luke Cox

We should reserve these laser rifles for NT response teams/mercs. Lasers are shiny, expensive weapons that only intergalactic megacorporations like Nanotrasen can afford to give out like candy. Marines and clandestine paramilitary groups are strapped for cash and have to put up with clunky ballistics.

Luke Cox

Ballistics are still the default, right?

Luke Cox

Make war declarations automatically spawn an ERT. Ops should have to think twice before declaring war.

Luke Cox

The lord and savior of Securistan

Luke Cox

I'll be the first to admit the rule isn't as stringently enforced as it could be, mostly because it requires watching the nuke op shuttle/general comms for any mention of the shuttle and then ensuring they didn't follow a nukie/pinpointer.

That alone is reason to scrap the policy. Like I said ...

Luke Cox

The problem is that anyone can just say that they "found it on accident" and it turns into a he-said-she-said situation. Definitely proving the person was actively shuttle hunting is going to be very difficult, and any kind of policy is going to be virtually impossible to implement unless you ...

Luke Cox

Right now, actively hunting for the ops shuttle during any ops round (war or no war) is banned. This is a holdover from the old shuttle system, where the shuttle could only park in one of six locations. People could just meta the shuttle locations and find it virtually risk free. Now, the shuttle ...

Luke Cox

If Toxins isn't braindead they'll get you all the tech you need in about 5-10 minutes. In other words:

Obtain skill
Acquire proficiency
Procure talent
G I T G U D

Luke Cox

Here I just wanted basic statuses, and you guys are going and making entire scenarios.

Luke Cox

Picking this up, if anyone has shuttle maps they want me to use for testing please post or forum PM.

Planning to make it possible to summon a visitor ship as an event, but the juice is in the gamemode, something like 1-3 visiting ships of 3-5 crew each, with possible traitors both among the ...

Luke Cox

If you really want to nail the Zerg aesthetic, you should shoot for a kind of reptile/insect hybrid, with some castes leaning more towards one or another.

Luke Cox

As it stands, CM round last for quite a while and tend to take a while to ramp up. Going forward, what's our goal for round length and pace? Personally, I feel that DMCA should be sped up a tad but still remain much slower paced and more strategic than TG, while TG is where you go for the fast paced ...

Luke Cox

Do we have a name on the robotocist in question? I do recall one being a huge pain in the ass constantly.

Luke Cox

Requisitions is a total pain in the ass, and that's the way it should be. I'm open to things being changed, but we really shouldn't be turning this into TG with xenos. Roundstart requisitions should remain completely untouched.

As for later on, they should certainly be given something to do.

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