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Donaldo TH: That would make sense

2025-03-11T10:15:08Z

That would make sense

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	\|superior = Whoever you want		\|superior = Whoever you want
	\|duties = Help move the plot along. Blackmail, kill, or steal from your coworkers. Be seen holding a "suspicious toolbox" and get arrested twenty minutes into the round.		\|duties = Help move the plot along. Blackmail, kill, or steal from your coworkers. Be seen holding a "suspicious toolbox" and get arrested twenty minutes into the round.
	\|guides = This page, [[Uplink]]		\|guides = This page, [[Uplink]], [[Cryptographic Sequencer]]
	}}		}}
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La Villa Strangiato at 08:23, 15 October 2023

2023-10-15T08:23:41Z

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	{{Antagonists}}		{{Antagonists}}
	{{~~Gameplay~~ Guides}}		{{Guides}}

La Villa Strangiato at 00:56, 3 August 2023

2023-08-03T00:56:01Z

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	\|superior = Whoever you want		\|superior = Whoever you want
	\|duties = Help move the plot along. Blackmail, kill, or steal from your coworkers. Be seen holding a "suspicious toolbox" and get arrested twenty minutes into the round.		\|duties = Help move the plot along. Blackmail, kill, or steal from your coworkers. Be seen holding a "suspicious toolbox" and get arrested twenty minutes into the round.
	\|guides = This ~~very~~ page, [[Uplink]]		\|guides = This page, [[Uplink]]
	}}		}}
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La Villa Strangiato: shhh

2023-06-30T20:55:44Z

shhh

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	==Tips and Tricks==		==Tips and Tricks==
	* If you get bwoinked/receive a message from staff, it's not necessarily an indicator of poor performance. Sometimes the funny combat logs show up and an admin wants to know what's going on. If you're in the middle of a sticky situation, politely inform the admin that you need a moment to finish up the scene, and they'll be happy to let you.		* If you get bwoinked/receive a message from staff, it's not necessarily an indicator of poor performance. Sometimes the funny combat logs show up and an admin wants to know what's going on. If you're in the middle of a sticky situation, politely inform the admin that you need a moment to finish up the scene, and they'll be happy to let you.
	* A few of the things that may get you sternly spoken to, warned, or banned include: flooding the hallways with phoron or another toxic gas, decapitating someone before the 01:00 mark, using bugs or exploits to gain an edge in combat (~~seriously, an autoclicker on Space Station 13?~~), involving overly suggestive content in your antag roleplay, wordlessly shooting someone with no prior interaction, and, depending on how you slice it, playing an [[Human Wildlands\|SRF]] apologist.		* A few of the things that may get you sternly spoken to, warned, or banned include: flooding the hallways with phoron or another toxic gas, decapitating someone before the 01:00 mark, using bugs or exploits to gain an edge in combat (like autoclickers), involving overly suggestive content in your antag roleplay, wordlessly shooting someone with no prior interaction, and, depending on how you slice it, playing an [[Human Wildlands\|SRF]] apologist.
	* On the flip side of staff talks, if you think your gimmick could be improved by a smidgen of adminbus, feel free to send an admin help and ask for something to be spawned. Whether or not it's allowed is up to the discretion of the admin in question, so don't lean on it too heavily.		* On the flip side of staff talks, if you think your gimmick could be improved by a smidgen of adminbus, feel free to send an admin help and ask for something to be spawned. Whether or not it's allowed is up to the discretion of the admin in question, so don't lean on it too heavily.
	* Mind you, just because you're an antagonist doesn't mean you get to be the ship's punching bag. If a [[Security Officer]] is very intensely questioning why your toolbox is "suspicious", or the entire team shows up behind you after you've just quietly hacked into the bridge, '''send staff a message about it'''. It's simply polite for crewmembers to give you leeway so your gimmick isn't cut short half an hour in.		* Mind you, just because you're an antagonist doesn't mean you get to be the ship's punching bag. If a [[Security Officer]] is very intensely questioning why your toolbox is "suspicious", or the entire team shows up behind you after you've just quietly hacked into the bridge, '''send staff a message about it'''. It's simply polite for crewmembers to give you leeway so your gimmick isn't cut short half an hour in.

La Villa Strangiato: removes header lol

2023-06-30T20:54:31Z

removes header lol

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La Villa Strangiato: the funny

2023-06-30T07:00:04Z

the funny

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	* The simplest way to sabotage power is to cut a single wire in the area. Make sure to wear insulated gloves.		* The simplest way to sabotage power is to cut a single wire in the area. Make sure to wear insulated gloves.
	* The simplest way to sabotage a console is to remove its tesla link.		* The simplest way to sabotage a console is to remove its tesla link.
	* Nobody ever looks in trash piles or lockers during a chase.		* Nobody ever looks in trash piles or lockers during a chase (except when they read this page, and do).

	{{Antagonists}}		{{Antagonists}}
	{{Gameplay Guides}}		{{Gameplay Guides}}

La Villa Strangiato: Edits that you can play as an SRF antag but you gotta be careful.

2023-06-30T06:57:40Z

Edits that you *can* play as an SRF antag but you gotta be careful.

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	==Tips and Tricks==		==Tips and Tricks==
	* If you get bwoinked/receive a message from staff, it's not necessarily an indicator of poor performance. Sometimes the funny combat logs show up and an admin wants to know what's going on. If you're in the middle of a sticky situation, politely inform the admin that you need a moment to finish up the scene, and they'll be happy to let you.		* If you get bwoinked/receive a message from staff, it's not necessarily an indicator of poor performance. Sometimes the funny combat logs show up and an admin wants to know what's going on. If you're in the middle of a sticky situation, politely inform the admin that you need a moment to finish up the scene, and they'll be happy to let you.
	* A few of the things that ~~will~~ get you sternly spoken to, warned, or banned include: flooding the hallways with phoron or another toxic gas, decapitating someone before the 01:00 mark, using bugs or exploits to gain an edge in combat (seriously, an autoclicker on Space Station 13?), involving overly suggestive content in your antag roleplay, wordlessly shooting someone with no prior interaction, and playing an [[Human Wildlands\|SRF]] apologist.		* A few of the things that may get you sternly spoken to, warned, or banned include: flooding the hallways with phoron or another toxic gas, decapitating someone before the 01:00 mark, using bugs or exploits to gain an edge in combat (seriously, an autoclicker on Space Station 13?), involving overly suggestive content in your antag roleplay, wordlessly shooting someone with no prior interaction, and, depending on how you slice it, playing an [[Human Wildlands\|SRF]] apologist.
	* On the flip side of staff talks, if you think your gimmick could be improved by a smidgen of adminbus, feel free to send an admin help and ask for something to be spawned. Whether or not it's allowed is up to the discretion of the admin in question, so don't lean on it too heavily.		* On the flip side of staff talks, if you think your gimmick could be improved by a smidgen of adminbus, feel free to send an admin help and ask for something to be spawned. Whether or not it's allowed is up to the discretion of the admin in question, so don't lean on it too heavily.
	* Mind you, just because you're an antagonist doesn't mean you get to be the ship's punching bag. If a [[Security Officer]] is very intensely questioning why your toolbox is "suspicious", or the entire team shows up behind you after you've just quietly hacked into the bridge, '''send staff a message about it'''. It's simply polite for crewmembers to give you leeway so your gimmick isn't cut short half an hour in.		* Mind you, just because you're an antagonist doesn't mean you get to be the ship's punching bag. If a [[Security Officer]] is very intensely questioning why your toolbox is "suspicious", or the entire team shows up behind you after you've just quietly hacked into the bridge, '''send staff a message about it'''. It's simply polite for crewmembers to give you leeway so your gimmick isn't cut short half an hour in.

La Villa Strangiato: Expands literally everything. Provides tips and tricks for antag play. Explains roleplay as an antag. Makes format not doodoo ass. Adds gameplay guides?

2023-06-30T06:45:47Z

Expands literally everything. Provides tips and tricks for antag play. Explains roleplay as an antag. Makes format not doodoo ass. Adds gameplay guides?

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Chada1: Typo.

2018-08-09T05:01:05Z

Typo.

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	Welcome to being the bad guy! As a traitor - and as an antagonist in general - you have the power to make the round interesting for everyone. While the name implies that you are a traitor to Nanotrasen and the NSS Aurora, this isn't a hard rule; you simply have a lot more freedom in how you can direct the round. Want someone to suffer? Make it your mission to make them squeak. Firmly believe the station is a little too clean and that there should be dirt everywhere? Get some dirt grenades going. Can't think of anything cool to do and accidentally left the traitor preference turned on? Browse through contracts. How you execute your mission depends on your skill.		Welcome to being the bad guy! As a traitor - and as an antagonist in general - you have the power to make the round interesting for everyone. While the name implies that you are a traitor to Nanotrasen and the NSS Aurora, this isn't a hard rule; you simply have a lot more freedom in how you can direct the round. Want someone to suffer? Make it your mission to make them squeak. Firmly believe the station is a little too clean and that there should be dirt everywhere? Get some dirt grenades going. Can't think of anything cool to do and accidentally left the traitor preference turned on? Browse through contracts. How you execute your mission depends on your skill.

	'''Extended skillset - You are equipped with whatever skills you need to achieve your objective.'''		'''Extended skillset - You are equipped with whatever skills you need to achieve your objective, and no more.'''

	=Setup=		=Setup=

Chada1: Added as per skill policy.

2018-08-09T05:00:34Z

Added as per skill policy.

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	<small><i>Note: Please ensure you've read the [https://aurorastation.org/rules.html server rules] regarding being an antagonist.</i></small>		<small><i>Note: Please ensure you've read the [https://aurorastation.org/rules.html server rules] regarding being an antagonist.</i></small>

	Welcome to being the bad guy! As a traitor - and as an antagonist in general - you have the power to make the round interesting for everyone. While the name implies that you are a traitor to Nanotrasen and the NSS Aurora, this isn't a hard rule; you simply have a lot more freedom in how you can direct the round. Want someone to suffer? Make it your mission to make them squeak. Firmly believe the station is a little too clean and that there should be dirt everywhere? Get some dirt grenades going. Can't think of anything cool to do and accidentally left the traitor preference turned on? Browse through contracts. How you execute your mission depends on your skill.		Welcome to being the bad guy! As a traitor - and as an antagonist in general - you have the power to make the round interesting for everyone. While the name implies that you are a traitor to Nanotrasen and the NSS Aurora, this isn't a hard rule; you simply have a lot more freedom in how you can direct the round. Want someone to suffer? Make it your mission to make them squeak. Firmly believe the station is a little too clean and that there should be dirt everywhere? Get some dirt grenades going. Can't think of anything cool to do and accidentally left the traitor preference turned on? Browse through contracts. How you execute your mission depends on your skill.

			'''Extended skillset - You are equipped with whatever skills you need to achieve your objective.'''

	=Setup=		=Setup=