I remember one particular round a few years ago, I managed to essentially delete several unsuspecting spacemen from existence with large stacks of potassium + water filled tomatoes in crates with remote detonators. There weren't any gibs or anything, just a hole clean through to space where they had stood to inspect the crate. Good times.
Thats-a some spicy tomatoes! I really need to play SS13 again. Years ago I tried it for a couple of rounds, one of which I was a janitor and learned very quickly that other players do not like janitors very much (for a good reason)
The attitude toward janitors is fine now. They also can't really slip people without special chemicals due to changes in the way water and slipping works.
@@Yorpyorpyorp Darn, I liked the idea of being a passive/unwitting antagonist. (I didn't make it very clear in my previous post that I had a blast being janitor and that by just doing my job, I was a thorn in the station's side)
@@Kerze I hear you, and I was the same. I think the main job that can grief people just by existing is clown, and only if the clown player can walk the razor thin edge between being annoying and griefing.
I remember one particular round a few years ago, I managed to essentially delete several unsuspecting spacemen from existence with large stacks of potassium + water filled tomatoes in crates with remote detonators.
There weren't any gibs or anything, just a hole clean through to space where they had stood to inspect the crate.
Good times.
"Botanist, your plants appear to be on fire."
"No, no. They ARE the fire."
22:16 "So this is what the british are like."
I'm dying
at least you're not sending pipebombs in the mail...
Thats-a some spicy tomatoes!
I really need to play SS13 again. Years ago I tried it for a couple of rounds, one of which I was a janitor and learned very quickly that other players do not like janitors very much (for a good reason)
The attitude toward janitors is fine now. They also can't really slip people without special chemicals due to changes in the way water and slipping works.
@@Yorpyorpyorp Darn, I liked the idea of being a passive/unwitting antagonist. (I didn't make it very clear in my previous post that I had a blast being janitor and that by just doing my job, I was a thorn in the station's side)
@@Kerze I hear you, and I was the same. I think the main job that can grief people just by existing is clown, and only if the clown player can walk the razor thin edge between being annoying and griefing.