The shuttle autorecaller

[kevinz000]

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>hardcoded ways to banbait
no

[Deitus]

>shuttle autorecaller

this is the first i have heard or seen of this and i can say without a single doubt in my mind that it is one of the stupidest fucking ideas i have ever heard of and its even fucking stupider that it got implemented. count me as a hard member of the "remove it" side.

[Steelpoint]

Firstly, the PR was closed. For the time being the idea appears to have been scrapped/put on hold.

Secondly, I believe it was test merged only for a short period on Sybil.

[Luke Cox]

Regardless, I think it would be interesting to run a player poll to see how people feel about current round lengths.

[Toroic]

From my experience people don't tend to call evac just to deny Traitors their green text, they call evac when the situation has deteriorated to the point where command and security think bugging out is a good idea.

If individual Traitors don't want a early shuttle call, they should avoid doing actions that will result in a evac being called, such as killing too much of Security, destroying vital parts of the station or simply slaughtering enough people and causing enough chaos that the situation seems untenable.

That has been my experience only sometimes.

Generally I see the captain call the shuttle at the first sign of danger and will have the AI loop calling the shuttle and recalling it continuously.

The bigger issue imo is that it's more fun and interesting to have multiple individual midround antagonists as needed than half of the time having a conversion antag that just zergs the generally unrobust sec team who never really get the departmental help they could due to being dicks.