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i also didnt notice it was hours per week and not per days, 26-40 hours a week but it depends largely

It gives me an error when i try to edit, so i will add this into the overthrowing scenario Clown: Use strip menu with Aghost and check their backpack if they really have the sabre. If they do, ahelp the clown about this and tell them to return it. If they don't return it, proceed to warning/note. If they do, close the ahelp. Quartermaster: Do nothing as they have no side in this scenario and are just inside their own property, the Cargo Shuttle.

Just going to start off by saying that i absolutely love this game. SS13/14 is what i only play aside from the usual steam game and I'm probably never quitting it. That being said, I'm VERY saddened about the closure of my trial since i was ACTUALLY putting some effort into it. Also gonna state that i don't know why it would be closed due to the reasons that have been said considering i went out and typed an entire Admin Application and actually got it approved. I would like a re-trial to see if i can make up for my mistakes and improve my admin knowledge with the game. In-game Username: EEASAS Discord username: tritium0 Characters you play: Corbin Raub On average, how many hours do you expect to admin per week: Depends, 6-12 Days you are available to admin on: Afternoon and at night, more active on weekends. How old are you? 20 Do you have any SS14 experience outside of Wizard's Den servers, or any SS13 experience? Absolutely. Lots of SS13 experience, about 460 hours Do you have prior administration experience (SS13/SS14 experience preferred, please also post a way for us to verify this)? SS14 experience, from my trial that had failed. Probably 2 months of admin experience. Have you ever been banned from any SS14 or SS13 servers? No. Admins have the ability to perform various tasks which are not available to the average player. An incomplete list of these tasks is: in-game rule enforcement, in-game events, ban appeals, and out-of-game rule enforcement through things like replay/log reviews in response to player reports. With these, and any other tasks you're aware of in mind, answer the following two questions. What are you primarily interested in doing as an admin? Rule enforcement, reports, and also sprinkling a bit of fun into the game occasionally. I can also help other admins in mapping experience, as i also have mapping experience in both SS14 and SS13. I'm also gonna hold off on the events since that can lead to bad things happening, such as player insatisfaction and etc. What are you least interested in doing as an admin? Make the game unpleasant for everyone else, such as incorrect/unfair bans and notes, and ruining the game flow with events that people don't like, such as random ERT(also deathsquad and cbrn), spawning random items everywhere and modifying things heavily Answer the following questions in detail, so we can get a better idea of how you'd approach adminning. What role do you think game admins serve on our servers? Enforce the rules, check on rule updates, handling ban appeals and events They can also fix the game if it is needed, like if Arrivals/Cryo is blown up or overloaded AME too soon into the round. Why do you want to become an administrator for SS14? I want to become an administrator because i love the game. I have 360 hours on Steam(could be wrong) and 460 on SS13. That being said, i wish to complete my previous trial for reasons like not being accustomed with the tools(Grafana, note system), and friendly admins who have helped me in the right direction before. How do you feel about the current roleplay status on the servers? I think it is fine. Other than banning problematic players, what admin actions do you believe have the biggest positive impact? Running a large, successful event that makes the playerbase happy. Running a event with other admins can also strengthen the relationships between the admin team and thus, make the admin experience better. Have you ever had a negative experience in the game or with a game admin? If so what, if anything, would you do to prevent other players from experiencing this? No. Have you ever had a good experience with the game or a game admin? If so, what was it? Yes, Making chemicals together with a chemist is a fun thing i like to do sometimes when I'm playing the game. Doing large tasks like a good haul on Salvage or setting up a tritium/frezon farm are also some of my recalled memories. The following are scenarios, respond with how you would handle each as an administrator. Respond with the assumption that you are an administrator with full access to the admin tools, and that you have all the knowledge needed to use these tools. Scenarios intentionally leave out information so that you can describe how different details would affect your response. Respond in detail, explain the reasons behind decisions you make and describe any assumptions you are making. When you need to make an assumption, it is preferred for you to describe how different assumptions would affect your actions. It is the start of the round. There are 60 players on the server. The game mode is traitors, traitors have not been selected yet. There are three players who decided to observe the round instead of join it orbiting you. Two of them are encouraging you to "do something funny". I would just do nothing, as it's too early into the round and doing something like that would not give the crew time to respond to threats. This scenario takes place on LRP. The Head of Security has decided to coup the Captain. The Head of Personnel agrees with the Head of Security and has taken up arms in case it is necessary to aid in effecting the arrest of the Captain. The Captain is hiding with the Quartermaster in the cargo shuttle to avoid the Clown who has stolen the captains saber as a non-antag. There are five people named in this scenario. Please describe what actions, if any, you would take in relation to each, and why. Head of Security: Investigate if they really decided, and ask why they have decided to do that. If the answer is something logical like "The captain is killing station pets because he doesn't like them" then i would investigate logs and AHelp the captain if they really killed anyone. If the captain admits to killing anyone, proceed to warning and noting. If the answer is something non logical like "I don't like the captain" then i would still AHelp the Captain to ask what they're doing to be overthrown. If the captain responds with something logical and correct, proceed to the final step, warning and noting the HoS. Captain: Ask what they are doing to be overthrown. If the captain has done nothing wrong based on HoS's response and logs, proceed to tell them that you will look into it. If the thing that the Captain has done is bad enough to warrant a note/ban, warn and apply note/ban. Head of Personnel: Ask if they are siding with the HoS to overthrow the Captain. If the answer is no, and it is incorrect, look into logs to see if they spoke with the HoS about this. If they did, tell the HoP about the logs. If their answer is still no and the logs are correct, proceed to warning/noting If the answer is yes, and it is correct, ask them why they are siding to overthrow the Captain. If it is yet another not logical answer, proceed to warning/noting. If it is a logical answer, tell them that the issue is solved. You are ahelping a player about an issue. The player has no prior noted issues. A few days earlier, an admin had told you that this type of situation should result in a temporary ban for a first offense, and you are confident that this situation is not substantially different from the type that admin was describing. During the ahelp, another admin pings you on Discord with a link to the ongoing ahelp and tells you to just indefinitely ban them and make them appeal. Excluding trialmins and headmins, all admins are equally "ranked". A headmin is not currently available. I would check the rules/ban policy and calculate from there to see what should be applied. Ask other admins to see what they respond and add that to the calculation. If this indefinite ban is not allowed by the ban policy, show to the other admin about it. If they correct their answer, go back to the ahelp and continue it. If they insist, get the Head Admin when one is available. It's currently 1:32 AM so i will correct this later if anything is wrong.

In-game Username: EEASAS Discord username: tritium0 Characters you play: Corbin Raub On average, how many hours do you expect to admin per week: Depends. Probably 16-30 hours a week. Days you are available to admin on: Also depends. But usually everyday. How old are you? 19, 20 in December Do you have any SS14 experience outside of Wizard's Den servers, or any SS13 experience? I've played SS13 plenty, I'd say i'm quite addicted to it! Also, i've tried out both Frontier and Delta-V. My SS13 hours. Do you have prior administration experience (SS13/SS14 experience preferred, please also post a way for us to verify this)? Nope, but i know the admin tools pretty well. Have you ever been banned from any SS14 or SS13 servers? No. Admins have the ability to perform various tasks which are not available to the average player. An incomplete list of these tasks is: in-game rule enforcement, in-game events, ban appeals, and out-of-game rule enforcement through things like replay/log reviews in response to player reports. With these, and any other tasks you're aware of in mind, answer the following two questions. What are you primarily interested in doing as an admin? Generally rule enforcement of course, and making the game a little more fun for everyone. And ban appeals/reports of course. What are you least interested in doing as an admin? Doing something wrong that could impact the gameplay for everyone else. Answer the following questions in detail, so we can get a better idea of how you'd approach adminning. What role do you think game admins serve on our servers? Rule enforcement, events, occasionally ban appeals and sometimes adding changes to the game. Why do you want to become an administrator for SS14? I know the game's ins and outs pretty well. I have played the game for a long time now, adding changes and stuff that i just would like to check out what it's like to administrate here. How do you feel about the current roleplay status on the servers? Good, but typically there are some people who roleplay badly on the MRP server. It doesn't impact me that much, but it's generally a minor incovenience for others. Other than banning problematic players, what admin actions do you believe have the biggest positive impact? Badly run events, such as Bombing a place for no reason Spawning CBURN or ERT for no reason And admin things, such as Round-removing people Treating a person badly in AHelp or ghost chat Have you ever had a negative experience in the game or with a game admin? If so what, if anything, would you do to prevent other players from experiencing this? Nah. Have you ever had a good experience with the game or a game admin? If so, what was it? Generally, every experience with the game is good. It is a sandbox game after all. I don't have any particularly good experiences but one will probably happen sooner or later! The following are scenarios, respond with how you would handle each as an administrator. Respond with the assumption that you are an administrator with full access to the admin tools, and that you have all the knowledge needed to use these tools. Respond in detail, explain the reasons behind decisions you make and describe any assumptions you are making. When you need to make an assumption, it is preferred for you to describe how differences in the assumption would affect your actions. It is the start of the round. There are 60 players on the server. The game mode is traitors, traitors have not been selected yet. There are three players who decided to observe the round instead of join it orbiting you. Two of them are encouraging you to "do something funny". I would not do anything and just continue adminning, because i've seen that doing events at roundstart is bad, usually for players and admins. If i did continue with their "funny something" like traitoring people or spawning nukies, they would probably be angry in Deadchat or AHelp. You see a clown using crayon to write on the floor in front of security. The clown writings are negative things about security, like "shitsec". A secoff tells the clown that they're being arrested for vandalism, stuns them, and cuffs them. Before the secoff is able to get the clown into the brig, a passenger slips the secoff, causing them to lose their baton, then uses the baton to stun another secoff that comes to help as the clown runs away. The passenger escapes through disposals. Having heard an AOS radio callout, the detective enters maintenance near disposals and shoots the passenger to crit. There are four players in this scenario, the clown, the passenger, the secoff, and the detective. If the Detective did not bring the Passenger to Medbay afterwards, i would probably have given them a temporary ban for skipping escalation. The passenger did not harm the Detective neither the Security Officer(less lethal is less lethal after all) and thus, my verdict would be over-escalation. If the Detective DID bring the Passenger to Medbay, i would have likely let them off with a warning or note. You and another admin have been adminning for around an hour. The rate of issues has been easily manageable due to having 2 admins. Neither of you have been talking in admin chat. You are using ahelp to warn a player for breaking a rule when the other admin joins the ahelp and confirms that it is against the rules, but that it's fine in this case and they can ignore the rule for the rest of the round. You haven't taken any other admin actions yet, such as applying a ban or writing a note. I would most likely talk it out with the other Admin, and try to get a reasoning why it was not a problem If he still insisted it was fine, i would call a Head Admin or just continue on with my AHelp.

The jobs are selectable in the latejoin menu, but clicking on them doesn't do anything.

SS14 account username: EEASAS Role(s): Entirety of Head Date of ban: 18/06/2023 or 17/06/2023, i can't recall Length of ban: Permanent as far as im aware Events leading to the ban: I was HoP on leviathan, did some things for a bartender and then suicided because i had to go. Reason the ban should be removed: I was just SSD'ing and felt like the ban was a little unjustifiable.

god i love leviathan

I would also like to add in, that the low pop servers like Miros or Salamander are rarely moderated, and i would like to change that.

In-game Username: EEASAS Discord username: eeasas 2#4852 Characters you play: Alexander Winton, Trenton Barnes(unused) How long have you been playing SS13 or SS14? About 72 hours in Space Station 14, and 50~ hours in Space Station 13, but have extensive knowledge about the game. How many hours are you available per day: 20 hours per day. Days you are available on: Every day, except certain holidays in my country. Prior administration experience (SS13 experience recommended). Please also post a way for us to verify this: None in-game, but experience in other games/apps. Have you been banned from our game servers or SS13 servers before? No. This is the more essay-y part of the application, you should answer the following questions in detail, so we can get a better idea of how you'd approach adminning. What role do you think game admins serve on our servers? Hand out warnings and bans to rule breakers, and generally just make the game more fun for non-admins. How do you feel about the current roleplay status on the server? LRP is fine, although a bit inmature in my opinion. MRP is completely normal, and has a very mature roleplay experience. Why do you want to become an administrator for SS14? I wish to make the game more fun for everyone, and stop griefers/rule breakers from preventing the gameplay.