Enforcement Guide ErisEn - Revision history

Nullaurelian: Rework of guide, attempting to keep core points. Credit to vertknight/the black flag for consulting and advice.

2021-09-17T17:03:28Z

Rework of guide, attempting to keep core points. Credit to vertknight/the black flag for consulting and advice.

Honestly: Removed the old EN guide link and updated the equipment table to not have the hard black border.

2021-01-13T13:16:00Z

Removed the old EN guide link and updated the equipment table to not have the hard black border.

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	The Blue Paragraph represents effective misdemeanors and petty crimes. As such, those placed in Command Positions such as the Guild Merchant, Moebius Overseer, Moebius Biolab Officer, Technomancer Exultant, NeoTheologian Preacher, First Officer, or Captain cannot be taken into custody for violation of the blue paragraph, but financial penalties may be imposed.		The Blue Paragraph represents effective misdemeanors and petty crimes. As such, those placed in Command Positions such as the Guild Merchant, Moebius Overseer, Moebius Biolab Officer, Technomancer Exultant, NeoTheologian Preacher, First Officer, or Captain cannot be taken into custody for violation of the blue paragraph, but financial penalties may be imposed.
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	===<span style="color:#CB1919">The Red Paragraph</span>===		===<span style="color:#CB1919">The Red Paragraph</span>===
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	IHS reserves the right to punish all members of the factions for violation of the Red Paragraph regardless of position. When it comes to the Captain of the ship, an operative should use their discretion or leave the decision to an Inspector, the Gunnery Sergeant, or the Commander.		IHS reserves the right to punish all members of the factions for violation of the Red Paragraph regardless of position. When it comes to the Captain of the ship, an operative should use their discretion or leave the decision to an Inspector, the Gunnery Sergeant, or the Commander.
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	==IH Basic Guide: how to (hopefully) Avoid Death==		==IH Basic Guide: how to (hopefully) Avoid Death==
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Maikilangiolo: different color for red paragraph hediff

2020-09-11T12:06:49Z

different color for red paragraph hediff

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−	===<span style="color:#~~790000~~">The Red Paragraph</span>===	+	===<span style="color:#CB1919">The Red Paragraph</span>===

	The Red Paragraph represents major criminal actions such as, murder, sabotage, forced conversions, mutinies, and mutants.		The Red Paragraph represents major criminal actions such as, murder, sabotage, forced conversions, mutinies, and mutants.
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−	==IH Basic Guide: how to hopefully) Avoid Death==	+	==IH Basic Guide: how to (hopefully) Avoid Death==

Maikilangiolo at 11:12, 11 September 2020

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−	==IH Basic Guide: how to hopefully) Avoid Death:==	+	==IH Basic Guide: how to hopefully) Avoid Death==


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−	===Using Commons Sense:===	+	===Using Commons Sense===

	I've received plenty, endless amount of advice that was: shoot first, apologize/ask questions later, and while I do abide by it sometimes, it's a bit more complicated than that. This is of course for green alert, and blue too (I will use the alert levels to indicate the threat level. THis being Eris, the alert level is hardly ever changed, so act accordingly to the perceived the threat).		I've received plenty, endless amount of advice that was: shoot first, apologize/ask questions later, and while I do abide by it sometimes, it's a bit more complicated than that. This is of course for green alert, and blue too (I will use the alert levels to indicate the threat level. THis being Eris, the alert level is hardly ever changed, so act accordingly to the perceived the threat).
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−	===Run and Gun:===	+	===Run and Gun===

	Now, onto an "optimal" loadout, and how to use your gun. Keep in mind, this is my personal loadout and what I suggest to new or not combat robust people. It works, is versatile and there is plenty of space for customization and variation. Don't hesitate to try your own loadout, find what you are comfortable with. It's worse to be a walking armory and not being able to manage your equipment under stress, than having only a small pistol you know how to use. Still, a basic all-inclusive loadout is helpful if you have no clue what to bring with you or what each thing does, so here it goes:		Now, onto an "optimal" loadout, and how to use your gun. Keep in mind, this is my personal loadout and what I suggest to new or not combat robust people. It works, is versatile and there is plenty of space for customization and variation. Don't hesitate to try your own loadout, find what you are comfortable with. It's worse to be a walking armory and not being able to manage your equipment under stress, than having only a small pistol you know how to use. Still, a basic all-inclusive loadout is helpful if you have no clue what to bring with you or what each thing does, so here it goes:
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−	===;HELP EXCEL:===	+	===;HELP EXCEL===

	This is for when red alert or, occasionally, blue alert is in place. For when fecal matter hits the ventilation device. First thing: in red alert, toss away your equipment and start again. Seriously. Go back to brig asap if you can to rearm. Get full armor, ditch all the nice tools (warrants, tape, even cuffs if you must, but keep zipties. Remove all the rubber ammo, and get lethals for every gun if you do not have them, or get more. Get more grenades too, wear your gasmask, have oxy tanks on hand, make sure everything is accessible and fast to retrieve in your satchel. You are getting rid of all that is taking up space and is not necessary to kill and face true emergency and chaos. Make sure you have ammo for plenty of fights, because you can't count on retreating back to safety. Don't overload, of course, but better to have two magazines more than two less. Chances of death are at the same time higher and the usual compared to green alert. You are here to make it alive, of course. Or try your best to kill the baddies. The latter it best, even if you die trying.		This is for when red alert or, occasionally, blue alert is in place. For when fecal matter hits the ventilation device. First thing: in red alert, toss away your equipment and start again. Seriously. Go back to brig asap if you can to rearm. Get full armor, ditch all the nice tools (warrants, tape, even cuffs if you must, but keep zipties. Remove all the rubber ammo, and get lethals for every gun if you do not have them, or get more. Get more grenades too, wear your gasmask, have oxy tanks on hand, make sure everything is accessible and fast to retrieve in your satchel. You are getting rid of all that is taking up space and is not necessary to kill and face true emergency and chaos. Make sure you have ammo for plenty of fights, because you can't count on retreating back to safety. Don't overload, of course, but better to have two magazines more than two less. Chances of death are at the same time higher and the usual compared to green alert. You are here to make it alive, of course. Or try your best to kill the baddies. The latter it best, even if you die trying.

Maikilangiolo at 11:11, 11 September 2020

2020-09-11T11:11:46Z

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−	Now, activate those stun gloves, wear those jackboots and <del>get killed</del>show that vagabond who's boss.	+	Now, activate those stun gloves, wear those jackboots and <del>get killed</del> show that vagabond who's boss.

Maikilangiolo at 11:11, 11 September 2020

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−	Now, activate those stun gloves, wear those jackboots and ~~get ~~fucked~~~~ show that vagabond who's boss.	+	Now, activate those stun gloves, wear those jackboots and <del>get killed</del>show that vagabond who's boss.

Maikilangiolo at 11:10, 11 September 2020

2020-09-11T11:10:16Z

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−	\|~~Police tape: useless~~, for all purposes. An RP tool, but you can get inventive with it (cordon places off, signal dangerous zones, broken floors...)	+	\|Useless, for all purposes. An RP tool, but you can get inventive with it (cordon places off, signal dangerous zones, broken floors...)
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	\|Ammo Packets		\|Ammo Packets
	\|No reason why you cannot fit one or two of these in the box you spawn with. Lower Armory has freely available in the crates .35 and .25 rubber packets, you can get these from the Sec Vendors in barracks, and the Sgt or Lt can hand you over .35 lethal packets. You click on them with a magazine to refill them. Optional, but like the rest of your loadout, they are intended to keep you running and active without walking all the way to brig for rearmament for a long time. Top up spent or used magazines, and you won't run out of ammo save in the most extreme cases.		\|No reason why you cannot fit one or two of these in the box you spawn with. Lower Armory has freely available in the crates .35 and .25 rubber packets, you can get these from the Sec Vendors in barracks, and the Sgt or Lt can hand you over .35 lethal packets. You click on them with a magazine to refill them. Optional, but like the rest of your loadout, they are intended to keep you running and active without walking all the way to brig for rearmament for a long time. Top up spent or used magazines, and you won't run out of ammo save in the most extreme cases.
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−	===;HELP ~~EXCELS~~:===	+	===;HELP EXCEL:===

	This is for when red alert or, occasionally, blue alert is in place. For when fecal matter hits the ventilation device. First thing: in red alert, toss away your equipment and start again. Seriously. Go back to brig asap if you can to rearm. Get full armor, ditch all the nice tools (warrants, tape, even cuffs if you must, but keep zipties. Remove all the rubber ammo, and get lethals for every gun if you do not have them, or get more. Get more grenades too, wear your gasmask, have oxy tanks on hand, make sure everything is accessible and fast to retrieve in your satchel. You are getting rid of all that is taking up space and is not necessary to kill and face true emergency and chaos. Make sure you have ammo for plenty of fights, because you can't count on retreating back to safety. Don't overload, of course, but better to have two magazines more than two less. Chances of death are at the same time higher and the usual compared to green alert. You are here to make it alive, of course. Or try your best to kill the baddies. The latter it best, even if you die trying.		This is for when red alert or, occasionally, blue alert is in place. For when fecal matter hits the ventilation device. First thing: in red alert, toss away your equipment and start again. Seriously. Go back to brig asap if you can to rearm. Get full armor, ditch all the nice tools (warrants, tape, even cuffs if you must, but keep zipties. Remove all the rubber ammo, and get lethals for every gun if you do not have them, or get more. Get more grenades too, wear your gasmask, have oxy tanks on hand, make sure everything is accessible and fast to retrieve in your satchel. You are getting rid of all that is taking up space and is not necessary to kill and face true emergency and chaos. Make sure you have ammo for plenty of fights, because you can't count on retreating back to safety. Don't overload, of course, but better to have two magazines more than two less. Chances of death are at the same time higher and the usual compared to green alert. You are here to make it alive, of course. Or try your best to kill the baddies. The latter it best, even if you die trying.
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	Third thing, your superiors (and this is true to any alert level and situation) are your reference. You listen to them, and obey them to the best of your capabilities, and their orders take precedence over what I said. Your Sgt tells you to kill someone in green alert, or viceversa, take someone alive during red? You do it. The Lt says to flash and assault RnD, without taking the one person you need calmly? You do it. This, however, requires the superiors to actually know what they are doing. In a way, they are excluded from the IH paradox, and it is better that way. Even if they are as dumb as you, follow them; it will take the pressure of decisions off you, it's better than being passive. If they are dumber, or you think you have better judgement, ignore them. Remember, this way you take all the responsibility for shit going south and your own failure. If you really think charging engineering alone, do it, I don't care. Don't salt in deadchat you were gangbanged by technomancers, and remember the rest of IH will be in trouble because of your actions. Then again, if the commander tells you something clearly suicidal or which you cannot do, explain it to them, but only once. Tell them to fuck off, the second time.		Third thing, your superiors (and this is true to any alert level and situation) are your reference. You listen to them, and obey them to the best of your capabilities, and their orders take precedence over what I said. Your Sgt tells you to kill someone in green alert, or viceversa, take someone alive during red? You do it. The Lt says to flash and assault RnD, without taking the one person you need calmly? You do it. This, however, requires the superiors to actually know what they are doing. In a way, they are excluded from the IH paradox, and it is better that way. Even if they are as dumb as you, follow them; it will take the pressure of decisions off you, it's better than being passive. If they are dumber, or you think you have better judgement, ignore them. Remember, this way you take all the responsibility for shit going south and your own failure. If you really think charging engineering alone, do it, I don't care. Don't salt in deadchat you were gangbanged by technomancers, and remember the rest of IH will be in trouble because of your actions. Then again, if the commander tells you something clearly suicidal or which you cannot do, explain it to them, but only once. Tell them to fuck off, the second time.
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−	- ~~99.99%~~ of the time, people will shoot you with lethals even if you poke them. Your average target won't care if he gets mortally injured, he wants to kill you, and he will succeed it even if he dies in the process or sits half an hour healing. Lethals are plain superior and the only reliable way to stop someone for good, everyone loads them because they don't need to take people alive.	+	- Most of the time, people will shoot you with lethals even if you merely poke them. Your average target won't care if he gets mortally injured, he wants to kill you, and he will succeed it even if he dies in the process or sits half an hour healing. Lethals are plain superior and the only reliable way to stop someone for good, everyone loads them because they don't need to take people alive.

Maikilangiolo at 11:08, 11 September 2020

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	\|Ammo Packets		\|Ammo Packets
	\|No reason why you cannot fit one or two of these in the box you spawn with. Lower Armory has freely available in the crates .35 and .25 rubber packets, you can get these from the Sec Vendors in barracks, and the Sgt or Lt can hand you over .35 lethal packets. You click on them with a magazine to refill them. Optional, but like the rest of your loadout, they are intended to keep you running and active without walking all the way to brig for rearmament for a long time. Top up spent or used magazines, and you won't run out of ammo save in the most extreme cases.		\|No reason why you cannot fit one or two of these in the box you spawn with. Lower Armory has freely available in the crates .35 and .25 rubber packets, you can get these from the Sec Vendors in barracks, and the Sgt or Lt can hand you over .35 lethal packets. You click on them with a magazine to refill them. Optional, but like the rest of your loadout, they are intended to keep you running and active without walking all the way to brig for rearmament for a long time. Top up spent or used magazines, and you won't run out of ammo save in the most extreme cases.
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Maikilangiolo at 11:07, 11 September 2020

2020-09-11T11:07:27Z

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Maikilangiolo: Added my own IH guide. Saving this before finish to avoid a(nother) data loss.

2020-09-11T10:51:44Z

Added my own IH guide. Saving this before finish to avoid a(nother) data loss.

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