Mission complete with all the Responder Team and a Command Quorum voting FOR. The Mission fails. Life Support becomes Catastrophic, there are no Clearance changes.
Adminned at 17 Feb 2015 17:39:20 UTC
Each of the three carbon dioxide scrubbers aboard the Haniver is registering as blocked. Three crew are required to check and replace the filters.
Sphinx again? Somehow I doubt this’ll go through unless it’s Rostered.
anyway.
Actually, this is no good. I prepared to Sabotage this mission early on (as Bucky successfully predicted), without thinking. I’m now trying to rescind that Sabotage, but apparently have no way to do so. (Nor, due to the “Knocking on the Glass” proposal, can I fix this via idling, another solution I thought of.)
If we want this mission to be able to succeed, it’s going to have to be Sylphrena / _Fox_ / Brendan. (Alternatively, we could just resign to it failing, or have _Fox_ Stim someone while he still can in order to have more available crew members. I wonder why he hasn’t done that yet?)
I too am curious about _Fox_’s lack of stim usage, but based on Kevan’s interpretation of the previous Alert, Roster Comments I post after the first one have no effect.
So. Well done on locking us out of Strenuous actions, comrade.
Are you talking to me? Did I lock someone out of Strenuous actions? Isn’t Josh the only unavailable crewmember? Whom would you like me to stim?
[Brendan] No, I’m assuming later Roster Comments override previous ones, and processed the previous Alert on that basis. I can’t see any reason why they wouldn’t.
No, ais is the problem here. He sabotaged this mission then waited until brendan couldn’t change the roster before telling anybody.
Well I had no incentive to tell anyone before the roster was changed.
Anyway, a) there basically are no Strenuous actions that Humans can take (especially given the Doctor debacle), b) I’ve been operating under the assumption that all the Systems are going to end up Catastrophic anyway.
It’s also worth noting that we can very easily determine _Fox_’s alignment if Life Support does become Catastrophic (and if, as I suspect, _Fox_ is Human, that’ll be a net benefit to the Humans). He simply has to try to Stim someone. If it doesn’t work (i.e. Kevan reverts it), then _Fox_ is Human.
Let’s try this again. New roster: _Fox_, Sylphrena, Brendan.
_Fox_, to answer your question, if you’re going to Stim someone today, Josh would make the most sense if not for the fact that he’s probably an Android. (If you don’t share my assessment of the situation, Stim him.) Other sensible targets would be Sylphrena, me (although less so right now as I can’t help with this mission), and (in case you want to make sure you know which faction you’re Stimming) yourself.
because this needs a command quorum as well as support from the people actually doing the mission.
Why would I Boost sylphrena? Fatiguedness does not have any effect in the game that I see.
The more Fatigued you are, the sooner you’re going to need a Stim. It reduces the number of Missions you can go on before you become Exhausted (and being Exhausted prevents you going on Missions).
_Fox_, how come you haven’t voted FOR? Do you have some reason that you’d want the life support to fail?
I did. Just didn’t realize that it was for a previous roster. And why would I want it to succeed? Don’t I want a lower clearance?
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Sphinx, Josh and ais523 are the first responders.