As someone who died as a secoff, and watched a KoS run past ALL of them several times, yea. (For the record, I use the PDA to keep notes of AoS or KoS people. I mostly only use the crew manifest to see how many people are in sec)
Some additional tips of my own: - Applying any amount of heat damage to yourself will cauterize bleeding, taking 5 heat from a welder is almost always preferable to taking constant damage from bloodloss and the following airloss - Pills can be put into water to turn them into their fluid contents, this can be done with floorpills and a metamorphic glass to find out what chemical they are made out of (as Metaglasses will name the contents of whatever chem they have the most in their glass) Also, the water contaminant can be removed by a empty damp rag or mop Also be warned, this can occasionally make you explode if you find a potassium pill or similar chem that reacts with water - Damp rags can be crafted, and with a water source are a less efficient but still viable way to clean large amounts of fluid on the floor, for when your janitor either doesn't exist or doesn't want to do their job - No insuls? no problem! if you need to do electrical work in an area, disable the APC by temporarily disassembling it (should you have access to it anyway) - Work in medical? Take out your ID and put it in your ID slot (where your PDA normally goes), and keep your pda in your backpack or pocket, this way, you dont have to worry about slipping and having someone steal your access while doing medical scans - Thirsty while doing salvage? Syringes can inject water directly into your veins, now you truly have no reason to ever set your feet on the station again - Weh? Weh!
It's crazy that even a 1100 hours player such as myself didn't know some of these even after so long. It's crazy how many you have to experience firsthand in a horrible situation before learning about them, this will help new players a lot
the hotkeys to get things out of your backpack/belt knowing that the last item is what is retrieved is super powerful. Only just learned that one last week! D:
Yeah, along with using E to quick open the inventory UI. The different between modern me, and old ass basically CAVEMAN me (who didn't know those buttons existed) is painful. Going from literally right-clicking, opening the inventory, grabbing 1 item off the bottom, then closing it every time I was done with it was... a whole new level of pain to how much easier it is these days.
Regarding cloth to gauze: you can actually just use cloth directly to gauze wounds! Another tip: The right click menu will let you interact with hidden entities! Especially useful for catch annoying mice hiding away, or cleaning blood underneath a table!
Mini tip about the Emergency EVA suit: If your a moth, it's the opposite case from a lizard (As they're resistant to cold, rather than vulnerable.) I've even walked out into expeditions which were cold with no hard suit (just bodyarmor) and the entire multi minute mission didn't take any real noticeable amount of damage. (Although it was likely not as cold as space, but still enough to trigger "Cold" not "Very cold" as moth) Another small thing, is that as spider you can make web and turn that web into cloth to make gauze or use the cloth itself to heal. (Though do be careful as doing so makes you hungry.)
Duffel bags hold more by 20 space than all other bags, but other bags can be much more aesthetic, so your choice depends on your values of utilitarianism vrs aesthetic preferences. Also all syndicate duffels come with 131 space, if you don’t mind getting caught with them. Hats, jackets, and certain other articles of clothing can hold items. If you’re trying to conceal items and don’t want to spring for the internal storage, you might want to try something like the extra large top hat. Who knows, sec might never check it. Often if there’s an imposing door in your way, it can be easier to just go through an adjoining wall to get to a place you need to go.
Tip to getting a multitool: Ask Cargo or Science to lathe one for you. Asking science is preferrable since they usually have more resources on standby. Just remember to have a good reason if they ask, especially if you're planning on doing less legal activities.
I did not know about the shift+E About the space medipen, if you inject a security officer who's trying to arrest or search you they won't be able to. And I don't think MRP is necessarily about being more serious just treating it more as a device for creating stories? It's not super serious but you will see far more interesting characters with wonky personalities. People validhunt less, you actually have some chance of talking with those who are openly nuclear operatives or syndicates without immediately being gunned down, hostage situations happen and it's fun and messy.
SS13 on MRP servers the wizard rounds make for some of the most confusing and hilarious games. Either the wizard is going to kill 80 percent of the the crew or they team up with the clown to put on a sick magic show in the bar.
Cloth can also bandage you if I’m not mistaken. Welders can cauterize bleeding in desperate situations. Space pens heal some cold damage iirc, they can be used post exposure to space or just if you’ve taken some random cold and you’ll be topped up (could be mistaken) Always carry a crowbar. They’re too useful when the power inevitably runs out, and they’re the most plentiful tool on the station by far.
We all know the tip we all REALLY need The secret to beating space villain arcade: attack then heal then attack then heal and just repeat this until your magic gets to 3 or lower
Not sure about that. One tip i can give is that there seem to be two stages to a pattern of how enemy acts. At first they only attack and when their hp gets lower they start to heal and steal your magic along side attacking. So bringing their hp lower as fast as possible to enter stage two was my strategy.
It's old ss13 feature that you can place big tank on your back. I will say that if you don't armor but have belt for storage than it can be handy if station don't have o2 in air for a long period
I used to dismantle furniture to fix up breached areas in lighting speeds with the Shift + B/E in 13, I actually thought this was something people knew here as well.
@@Liltenhead I'm aware, it's a whole different community, it's the entire reason I find it a lot more welcoming and why I tend to recommend 14 more often than 13.
wait, thats in 13 too?? i knew about using e to put stuff in storage, but i had no idea you could use b to take it out despite playing 13 a ton in the past
i had a blast playing SS14 for the first time yesterday! I played SS13 for 2 days now and still have some issues with basic mechanics and controlls. But yesterday oplayed on a MRP server and played for a total of around 11h. that was 2 diffrent shifts and i made some nice friends! They showed me how to do R&D, how to mine and salvage, we had a good crew 7-8 strong going at some point and were landing on planets and exploring ruins. I had such a blast with SS14! .. well if there wasnt this one issue.... at the end of my 2nd shift i missclicked in harm mode and attacked a stranger ONCE. and i missclicked. so i disabled harm mode and stayed passive and slowly walked away when i got suddenly teleportet around took mayor damage and died to an admin punish me... and then the text on my screen appeared: care to explain? I said i was sorry and i missclicked. They said, i have to follow rules even on round end. implying i did it on purpose. well that was so fucking shit. Like wtf man, couldnt you ask me to explain before fucking killing me like that? A really amazing first experience with the game ended with me frowning over this incident and left a real bitter taste ... :(
You can disarm people of any item they are holding by right clicking them with an empty hand. Alternatively if you think somones trying to disarm you swapping hands will stop it. Might have included this one not sure
There is a better way to check for budget insulos: touch (non-broken and powered) lights. Doing so deals a lot less damage than punching LV wires. If the light burns your hand, then it's shit budget insulos; if you can remove it, then it's the real deal insulos.
Link to the basic control and survival guide: th-cam.com/video/2JOvmMN9HuU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5NmWrtjG4r3WkzsR
fun fact: security PDA's do not have access to the crw manifest, which is why security never notices when the captain gets killed and replaced
real
Lmao 😭😂
Security PDA's do have access to the crew manifest. It's under the programs tab like every other PDA.
@@crazybrain23 thats the joke because they're mostly oblivious 😂
As someone who died as a secoff, and watched a KoS run past ALL of them several times, yea.
(For the record, I use the PDA to keep notes of AoS or KoS people. I mostly only use the crew manifest to see how many people are in sec)
Some additional tips of my own:
- Applying any amount of heat damage to yourself will cauterize bleeding, taking 5 heat from a welder is almost always preferable to taking constant damage from bloodloss and the following airloss
- Pills can be put into water to turn them into their fluid contents, this can be done with floorpills and a metamorphic glass to find out what chemical they are made out of (as Metaglasses will name the contents of whatever chem they have the most in their glass)
Also, the water contaminant can be removed by a empty damp rag or mop
Also be warned, this can occasionally make you explode if you find a potassium pill or similar chem that reacts with water
- Damp rags can be crafted, and with a water source are a less efficient but still viable way to clean large amounts of fluid on the floor, for when your janitor either doesn't exist or doesn't want to do their job
- No insuls? no problem! if you need to do electrical work in an area, disable the APC by temporarily disassembling it (should you have access to it anyway)
- Work in medical? Take out your ID and put it in your ID slot (where your PDA normally goes), and keep your pda in your backpack or pocket, this way, you dont have to worry about slipping and having someone steal your access while doing medical scans
- Thirsty while doing salvage? Syringes can inject water directly into your veins, now you truly have no reason to ever set your feet on the station again
- Weh? Weh!
Injecting water lmao so smart, also the pills and water is very interesting
Huh? Skub.
Fun tidbit! You can also do the water thing with nutriment. Now you TRULY have no reason to ever set foot on station again!
@@lilith3133 game changer if you can get a grinder on-board.
I just started doing the PDA thing as a doctor a few days before I read this. It really helps.
3:35 “You can just press E to use things without having to drop items” that’s it im changing to ss14 goodbye byond
It's crazy that even a 1100 hours player such as myself didn't know some of these even after so long.
It's crazy how many you have to experience firsthand in a horrible situation before learning about them, this will help new players a lot
Fun fact, hell ramen and regular ramen when thrown have a high chance to become glass shards so if you’re near a Mr chang you can save a lightbulb
the hotkeys to get things out of your backpack/belt knowing that the last item is what is retrieved is super powerful. Only just learned that one last week! D:
Yeah, along with using E to quick open the inventory UI.
The different between modern me, and old ass basically CAVEMAN me (who didn't know those buttons existed) is painful.
Going from literally right-clicking, opening the inventory, grabbing 1 item off the bottom, then closing it every time I was done with it was... a whole new level of pain to how much easier it is these days.
Regarding cloth to gauze: you can actually just use cloth directly to gauze wounds!
Another tip: The right click menu will let you interact with hidden entities! Especially useful for catch annoying mice hiding away, or cleaning blood underneath a table!
do cloth and gauze have the same healing value or are they different?
Mini tip about the Emergency EVA suit:
If your a moth, it's the opposite case from a lizard (As they're resistant to cold, rather than vulnerable.) I've even walked out into expeditions which were cold with no hard suit (just bodyarmor) and the entire multi minute mission didn't take any real noticeable amount of damage. (Although it was likely not as cold as space, but still enough to trigger "Cold" not "Very cold" as moth)
Another small thing, is that as spider you can make web and turn that web into cloth to make gauze or use the cloth itself to heal. (Though do be careful as doing so makes you hungry.)
Duffel bags hold more by 20 space than all other bags, but other bags can be much more aesthetic, so your choice depends on your values of utilitarianism vrs aesthetic preferences. Also all syndicate duffels come with 131 space, if you don’t mind getting caught with them.
Hats, jackets, and certain other articles of clothing can hold items. If you’re trying to conceal items and don’t want to spring for the internal storage, you might want to try something like the extra large top hat. Who knows, sec might never check it.
Often if there’s an imposing door in your way, it can be easier to just go through an adjoining wall to get to a place you need to go.
I think duffel bags give you a slight movement penalty compared to the other bags
@@vorkath9982 yes they do, 10%
duffel bags arent worth the movement speed penalty imo. you must be greased up spessman to avoid the cops
Tip to getting a multitool: Ask Cargo or Science to lathe one for you. Asking science is preferrable since they usually have more resources on standby. Just remember to have a good reason if they ask, especially if you're planning on doing less legal activities.
I did not know about the shift+E
About the space medipen, if you inject a security officer who's trying to arrest or search you they won't be able to.
And I don't think MRP is necessarily about being more serious just treating it more as a device for creating stories? It's not super serious but you will see far more interesting characters with wonky personalities.
People validhunt less, you actually have some chance of talking with those who are openly nuclear operatives or syndicates without immediately being gunned down, hostage situations happen and it's fun and messy.
This is too much true on a mensage
SS13 on MRP servers the wizard rounds make for some of the most confusing and hilarious games. Either the wizard is going to kill 80 percent of the the crew or they team up with the clown to put on a sick magic show in the bar.
Cloth can also bandage you if I’m not mistaken.
Welders can cauterize bleeding in desperate situations.
Space pens heal some cold damage iirc, they can be used post exposure to space or just if you’ve taken some random cold and you’ll be topped up (could be mistaken)
Always carry a crowbar. They’re too useful when the power inevitably runs out, and they’re the most plentiful tool on the station by far.
We all know the tip we all REALLY need
The secret to beating space villain arcade: attack then heal then attack then heal and just repeat this until your magic gets to 3 or lower
Not sure about that. One tip i can give is that there seem to be two stages to a pattern of how enemy acts. At first they only attack and when their hp gets lower they start to heal and steal your magic along side attacking. So bringing their hp lower as fast as possible to enter stage two was my strategy.
@@iskyline1299I mean, you can stop healing while in the healing state cause you’ll prob be fine
I've never heard of this game but I am intrigued
Definitely try it out if you are interested in space or rp games the community is great and the game is fun
I wish there were a basic single-player station setup to just go around getting used to the key binds, I find the controls super clunky.
It's old ss13 feature that you can place big tank on your back. I will say that if you don't armor but have belt for storage than it can be handy if station don't have o2 in air for a long period
I used to dismantle furniture to fix up breached areas in lighting speeds with the Shift + B/E in 13, I actually thought this was something people knew here as well.
lot of people have never played 13 that play 14
@@Liltenhead I'm aware, it's a whole different community, it's the entire reason I find it a lot more welcoming and why I tend to recommend 14 more often than 13.
wait, thats in 13 too?? i knew about using e to put stuff in storage, but i had no idea you could use b to take it out despite playing 13 a ton in the past
@@eden3669 Yup you can, same behavior and all!
i had a blast playing SS14 for the first time yesterday! I played SS13 for 2 days now and still have some issues with basic mechanics and controlls. But yesterday oplayed on a MRP server and played for a total of around 11h. that was 2 diffrent shifts and i made some nice friends! They showed me how to do R&D, how to mine and salvage, we had a good crew 7-8 strong going at some point and were landing on planets and exploring ruins. I had such a blast with SS14!
.. well if there wasnt this one issue.... at the end of my 2nd shift i missclicked in harm mode and attacked a stranger ONCE. and i missclicked. so i disabled harm mode and stayed passive and slowly walked away when i got suddenly teleportet around took mayor damage and died to an admin punish me... and then the text on my screen appeared: care to explain? I said i was sorry and i missclicked. They said, i have to follow rules even on round end. implying i did it on purpose. well that was so fucking shit. Like wtf man, couldnt you ask me to explain before fucking killing me like that? A really amazing first experience with the game ended with me frowning over this incident and left a real bitter taste ... :(
You can disarm people of any item they are holding by right clicking them with an empty hand.
Alternatively if you think somones trying to disarm you swapping hands will stop it.
Might have included this one not sure
ty for these tips, i've always been clicking and dragging items into my bags
imho one of the best things to know - you can put in and out keys from you radio/headset + there servers rsponsable for it
There is a better way to check for budget insulos: touch (non-broken and powered) lights. Doing so deals a lot less damage than punching LV wires. If the light burns your hand, then it's shit budget insulos; if you can remove it, then it's the real deal insulos.
I often stand on the tiny fan on emergency shuttles. Super safe.
quick tip: setting the AME injection rate to 100 will boost station power tenfold
It just won't last very long
I think if you throw light at a wall, it will break without dropping the glass, so you need to always throw it on the ground.
You can actually punch a light bulb instead of lv cables
Had no idea
you can scan health with doctor/intern/chemist/CMO PDA
I love how goon handles programs on your PDA. Hoping ss14 adds something similar at some point. Makes each job more special
Передоз базой (base overdose)
would love to see your list of Good servers like, noob friendly, High rp, chaotic, ect
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D-d-don’t y-y-you mean z?
when ert and deathsquad introduction?
and centcom
When they stop being admin only events, sadly
@@MouseHats so? he can spawn deathsquad and ert, and cc too, he has his own server dude
@@crime8110yeah, but he’s saying until they become more common and can show up without intervention
@@Golinth ok
Oooooohhh i didnt know that
4:10 Funny that you left this mistake in your video. It will be even more funny if you trow golden card or bomb
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