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Genius

2014-03-02T14:01:39Z

Ronga:

<onlyinclude>{{#vardefine:Title|
Genius
}}{{#vardefine:Description|
When divinely enlighted by the flame of consciousness, the genius can find a solution to any problem encountered aboard the Daedalus.
}}{{#vardefine:Effect|
* The genius can carry out '''one piece of Resarch, one Project, or one Repair once per game'''.
}}{{#vardefine:Characters|
{{Character Level|Raluca|4}}
}}{{#vardefine:Mush Status|
Kept
}}</onlyinclude>
{{Skill Tooltip|{{PAGENAME}}}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' allows you to immediately complete one [[NERON Projects|NERON project]] or [[Research|research project]], or one repair (but not to complete [[PILGRED Reactor]] repairs). In the case of repairs, it gives you 100% success chances.

Once activated, the skill will be used on the next applicable action. It cannot be activated then saved for later.

Picking the skill for the first time does not activate it. You will need to specifically activate it within the game interface when you are ready to use the skill.

This skill is especially helpful for projects that are needed immediately such as Plasma Shield or Mush Research. This is a waste if you used it on repairing a broken equipment.

[[Category:Human Skill]]
[[Category:Skill]]
[[Category:Raluca]]

Transfer

2014-03-02T13:43:16Z

Ronga:

<onlyinclude>{{#vardefine:Title|
Transfer
}}{{#vardefine:Description|
The Mush has passed to you one of the genotypes from our weapons of mass transmission. Help yourself!
}}{{#vardefine:Effect|
*'''Single action''': You can '''inhabit the body of another human'''. They must have been '''infected at least once'''. They will then find themselves in your body... and may warn your crewmates.
}}{{#vardefine:Characters|
{{Character Level|Mush|6}}
}}{{#vardefine:Mush Status|
Only
}}</onlyinclude>
{{Skill Tooltip|{{PAGENAME}}}}

It costs 2 {{AP}} to do the '''Transfer'''. It will swap you and the target on the end-of-game scoreboard, meaning that 'likes' and previously gained {{Glory}} may be confused between the two players. This may lead to your victim being commended for your Mush play, although you will only receive commendations on the new character.

You can only transfer once per game. You and the victim are notified of the transfer via a large pop-up window. You can read their private channels after transfer.

'''Transfer''' is an extremely interesting and unique {{Character|Mush}} [[Skills|skill]] which allows you to swap bodies with any [[character]] in your room who is infected by at least 1 {{Item|Spore}}. It has several fun applications:

*Dropping your {{Item|Walkie-Talkie}} somewhere, going on a killing spree and then transferring into a hapless bystander so that you can watch them get murdered by the rest of the crew, or even help with it.
*Escaping a lynch mob by transferring into attackers or inactives (whose full {{AP}}/{{MP}} gauges you can put to good use). Defeating attackers by transferring into them mid-combat and slaying your old body is particularly easy, but be aware that they will display as dead humans, blowing your cover to an attentive/well-informed crew.
*As last resort, possessing a high-importance character (like the ship's only {{Skill|Shrink}} or {{Skill|Physicist}}) and therefore getting them killed, further dooming the human crew. Particularly effective if your old body is comparatively useless.
*If {{Character|Mush}} {{Character|Raluca}}, you could rush the [[PILGRED Reactor]] to completion with your co-mush, then transfer into the reigning [[Titles#Commander|Commander]] and travel to Sol immediately.

It's advisable to burn all your {{AP}} and {{MP}}, remove all items and, particularly, drop or hide your communications items ({{Item|iTrakie}} etc) somewhere before doing the transfer, to leave the confused victim as little opportunity as possible to resist or alert the crew. (Keep in mind that, unless '''Mute''' from an [[Health#Injuries|Injury]], they can still travel to the Bridge to communicate)

Keep in mind that, if performing a covert transfer operation, you should adapt to your victim's behavior. Try to mimic their writing style, capitalization, use of emoticons etc, and carefully read all their private channels so that you're aware of the same information as them. Post-transfer life requires even more dexterity and spying prowess than regular {{Character|Mush}} existence.

== General effects ==
{{Bug|The in-game tooltips claim that the '''Transpossession''' action is {{Privacy|Covert}} and '''Aggressive'''; however, it is entirely free and {{Privacy|Invisible}} to all.}}

*New action: '''Transpossession'''
**'''Cost''': 2 {{AP}}
**'''Privacy Level''': {{Privacy|Invisible}}
**'''Requires''': Target infected by at least 1 {{Item|Spore}}
**'''Target''': Another [[character]]
**'''Effect''': Swaps bodies with the target.
***'''Transfers with player:''' {{Character|Mush}} status, [[Game Modes|game mode]], character [[Player Resources#Experience|level]], [[Vending Machine|vanity effects]]
***'''Stays with original character:''' [[Health]] points ({{HP}} and {{Morale}}), {{Glory}}/{{Glory|Mush}}, [[Status|Statuses]] (including [[Health#Illnesses|illnesses]]), [[Titles]], communication channels, Commander-assigned Missions, equipped [[Vending Machine|vanity outfit]]
***Resets both characters' skills; the {{Character|Mush}} has to assign their new human skills in the 'genome' tab.
***Both characters lose all {{Item|Spore}}s on them.
***'''Single Action'''; can only be performed once per game.

== Gallery ==
[[Image:Example01-Transfer.gif|thumb|none|The notification pop-up that pops up for the player after a transfer.]]

[[Category:Mush Skill]]

Transfer

2014-03-02T13:38:06Z

Ronga:

<onlyinclude>{{#vardefine:Title|
Transfer
}}{{#vardefine:Description|
The Mush has passed to you one of the genotypes from our weapons of mass transmission. Help yourself!
}}{{#vardefine:Effect|
*'''Single action''': You can '''inhabit the body of another human'''. They must have been '''infected at least once'''. They will then find themselves in your body... and may warn your crewmates.
}}{{#vardefine:Characters|
{{Character Level|Mush|6}}
}}{{#vardefine:Mush Status|
Only
}}</onlyinclude>
{{Skill Tooltip|{{PAGENAME}}}}

'''Transfer''' is an extremely interesting and unique {{Character|Mush}} [[Skills|skill]] which allows you to swap bodies with any [[character]] in your room who is infected by at least 1 {{Item|Spore}}. It has several fun applications:

*Dropping your {{Item|Walkie-Talkie}} somewhere, going on a killing spree and then transferring into a hapless bystander so that you can watch them get murdered by the rest of the crew, or even help with it.
*Escaping a lynch mob by transferring into attackers or inactives (whose full {{AP}}/{{MP}} gauges you can put to good use). Defeating attackers by transferring into them mid-combat and slaying your old body is particularly easy, but be aware that they will display as dead humans, blowing your cover to an attentive/well-informed crew.
*As last resort, possessing a high-importance character (like the ship's only {{Skill|Shrink}} or {{Skill|Physicist}}) and therefore getting them killed, further dooming the human crew. Particularly effective if your old body is comparatively useless.
*If {{Character|Mush}} {{Character|Raluca}}, you could rush the [[PILGRED Reactor]] to completion with your co-mush, then transfer into the reigning [[Titles#Commander|Commander]] and travel to Sol immediately.

You can only transfer once per game. You and the victim are notified of the transfer via a large pop-up window.

It's advisable to burn all your {{AP}} and {{MP}}, remove all items and, particularly, drop or hide your communications items ({{Item|iTrakie}} etc) somewhere before doing the transfer, to leave the confused victim as little opportunity as possible to resist or alert the crew. (Keep in mind that, unless '''Mute''' from an [[Health#Injuries|Injury]], they can still travel to the Bridge to communicate)

Keep in mind that, if performing a covert transfer operation, you should adapt to your victim's behavior. Try to mimic their writing style, capitalization, use of emoticons etc, and carefully read all their private channels so that you're aware of the same information as them. Post-transfer life requires even more dexterity and spying prowess than regular {{Character|Mush}} existence.

Using ''Transfer'' will swap you and the target on the end-of-game scoreboard, meaning that 'likes' and previously gained {{Glory}} may be confused between the two players. This may lead to your victim being commended for your Mush play, although you will only receive commendations on the new character.

== General effects ==
{{Bug|The in-game tooltips claim that the '''Transpossession''' action is {{Privacy|Covert}} and '''Aggressive'''; however, it is entirely free and {{Privacy|Invisible}} to all.}}

*New action: '''Transpossession'''
**'''Cost''': 2 {{AP}}
**'''Privacy Level''': {{Privacy|Invisible}}
**'''Requires''': Target infected by at least 1 {{Item|Spore}}
**'''Target''': Another [[character]]
**'''Effect''': Swaps bodies with the target.
***'''Transfers with player:''' {{Character|Mush}} status, [[Game Modes|game mode]], character [[Player Resources#Experience|level]], [[Vending Machine|vanity effects]]
***'''Stays with original character:''' [[Health]] points ({{HP}} and {{Morale}}), {{Glory}}/{{Glory|Mush}}, [[Status|Statuses]] (including [[Health#Illnesses|illnesses]]), [[Titles]], communication channels, Commander-assigned Missions, equipped [[Vending Machine|vanity outfit]]
***Resets both characters' skills; the {{Character|Mush}} has to assign their new human skills in the 'genome' tab.
***Both characters lose all {{Item|Spore}}s on them.
***'''Single Action'''; can only be performed once per game.

== Gallery ==

[[Image:Example01-Transfer.gif|thumb|none|The notification pop-up that pops up for the player after a transfer.]]

[[Category:Mush Skill]]

User talk:Ividyon

2014-03-01T19:01:37Z

Ronga: /* Request for Neutral Play page */

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== Item templates ==
Hey Ividyon, just a small suggestion, every item can be effected by fire, some damaged, some destroyed etc, how about adding this to the default template view along with the repair/dismantle stuff on the right? I think this would help tidy the templates up even more! [[User:Gimboid|Gimboid]] ([[User talk:Gimboid|talk]]) 07:01, 17 February 2014 (MST)

:Hmm. Currently, this is displayed in the attributes list below. If it's tagged "Destroyed by Fire", that attribute pops up in the attributes list, and if it has a Repair Chance, it's displayed as "can be broken by fire". Do you reckon this is not enough? — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]]) 09:06, 17 February 2014 (MST)

== Beta test screenshots ==
Ividyon, I do not know if the descriptions or naming of the mush skills are wrong.
All of my screenshots are from the beta test.

Only yesterday I noticed that the beta skill 'Anonymous' was renamed to 'Anonymush'.
I am certain that there will be other minor changes that I am still unaware of.

Thats said, I still think that these screenshots have some value in the absence of current ones (''that and even current ones will become obsolete one day'').
Maybe we can update them as we go.

[[User:Pause|Pause]] ([[User talk:Pause|talk]]) 18:10, 21 December 2013 (MST)

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If we are talking about file sizes for images I find that the best format to use changes from image to image.
For example, when I convert the image Action-Sabotage.gif to jpg it jumps up from 8KB to 13KB, converting to png it drops to 6KB.

...unless by "far better" you were talking about image quality or something other than file sizes.

[[User:Pause|Pause]] ([[User talk:Pause|talk]]) 04:40, 24 December 2013 (MST)

== ImageMap ==

Hey, thanks for activating ImageMap! :) [[User:Tatsukishi|Tatsukishi]] ([[User talk:Tatsukishi|talk]]) 03:17, 20 December 2013 (MST)
:The thanks go to [[User:Spacekadt|Spacekadt]], I just bugged her about it. =) — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]])
:: ftfy ;) [[User:Spacekadt|Spacekadt]] ([[User talk:Spacekadt|talk]])
::: Hah, sorry, I was not aware at all. =) — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]])
:::: I make the same assumptions too so I've got a sense of humor about it. It's all good :) [[User:Spacekadt|Spacekadt]] ([[User talk:Spacekadt|talk]])

== Templates ==

Is there any reason you want the templates for things like APs and glory to have the word after them? I think "some action costs 3 [[Image:pa slot1.png]]" is better than "some action costs 3 [[Image:pa slot1.png]] '''AP'''". It's how the game handles it, and it looks less redundant. With [[template:ap]] (my template) if you mouse over it says AP, and I intended to make it a link to something about AP as soon as there was something suitable to link to.

There is now [[template:AP]] (yours, used with <nowiki>{{AP}}</nowiki>) and [[template:Ap]] (mine, used with <nowiki>{{ap}}</nowiki>). We should just use one of them. MP has the same situation.

I do think the AP template should have options for special skill points, I just hadn't gotten around to it. We should keep that from yours.

Lastly, filling up the recent changes is my job! —[[user talk:cimanyd|Cimanyd]]

:I actually absolutely wasnt aware those templates already exist! As you noticed, the wiki has this awful issue of case sensitivity, and I just punched in "AP" and "MP" and didn't find anything, so I figured I was the first to make it. My inspiration came from the excellent [http://dota2.gamepedia.com Dota 2 Wiki] and its usage of templates.

:I'm actually torn on the issue myself; I believe that [[Image:pa slot1.png]] '''AP''' looks more elegant, because it's the same with [[Image:Triumph.png]] '''Glory''' and [[Image:Moral.png]] '''Morale'''. The game is not really a point to refer to in this issue, since its usage isn't uniform at '''all'''; sometimes you get "3 [[Image:pa slot1.png]]", sometimes it's "3 [[Image:pa slot1.png]] '''AP'''", sometimes it's even "3 Action points ([[Image:pa slot1.png]])"! Really silly. That also opens up another issue, namely how to treat tooltips and descriptions taken from inside the game... as they have haphazard, non-uniform usage of AP icons and texts all over the place, you can't really replace them all with wiki templates without altering them from their original phrasing. (which I personally think isn't an issue, but opinions may differ)

:Personally like to keep it the way I did it, though this opens up some issues for job-specific AP, as you need to add "s" behind <nowiki>2 {{AP|IT}}</nowiki> to make it "2 [[Image:Pa comp.png]]s", etc. This may require some more elegant coding, but this is my first contact with MediaWiki so idk (yet)! — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]]) 09:20, 18 December 2013 (MST)

::I had forgotten how inconsistent the game itself is. My opinion is, for the wiki (anything '''not''' supposed to be copied from the game), we should just use 3 [[Image:pa slot1.png]], 3 [[File: Triumph.png|Glory]], etc. and for places where the in-game stuff is copied, just say <nowiki>"3 [[Image:pa slot1.png]]", "3 [[Image:pa slot1.png]] '''AP'''", "3 Action Points ([[Image:pa slot1.png]])",</nowiki> or whatever, to match what's in the game.
::To link to an external website, you use <nowiki>[website text], not [website|text]</nowiki>.
::This will be confusing to anyone reading it after the templates are changed... —[[user talk:cimanyd|Cimanyd]]

:::I went and changed the formatting on our talk so it won't be confusing to anyone!

:::I'm still not convinced. It may be redundant to someone who got to know the game, but anyone else won't immediately draw the connection that blue is Movement and red is Action, or that it's even supposed to be points. The image could, of course, link to articles explaining the points, but then again it won't be guaranteed that people mouse-over and realize the image is a link. Lastly, the various job action points like cook, gardening, IT etc. ''really'' aren't recognizable as AP on first glance.

:::There are cases where both types can be useful, but ultimately we should decide on a "default" type of writing which should be uniformly used across the wiki, with exceptions where applicable. (The one we decide against can remain an optional template argument for experienced editors) My vote remains on the extended style. — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]]) 10:12, 18 December 2013 (MST)

::::Actually, I just changed my mind! We could leave the extended version as an optional argument for the AP/MP templates, but otherwise we can condense them down to just the icons (which will link to articles explaining the points). — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]]) 10:32, 18 December 2013 (MST)

:::::OK, I'll do some template editing to make them icons only.
:::::I don't think there's anything called "life points" at all, and there's already [[template:health]] (or [[template:hp]]), so what's [[template:LP]] for? —[[user talk:cimanyd|Cimanyd]]

:::::: This damn game. The FAQ clearly read '''Life Points''', but in the game interface it's '''Health Points'''... what the hell? — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]]) 11:37, 18 December 2013 (MST)

::::::: That is exactly the point I was just about to raise. *shrug* I was playing at the time and said to myself "Hey, why is it saying Life points?" This is what you get when the game isn't written in English... *facepalm* [[User:Doram|Doram]] ([[User talk:Doram|talk]]) 11:40, 18 December 2013 (MST)

:::::::The game's information isn't always consistent or accurate, that's why we ''need'' a good wiki. I think we should stick with in-game names, and ignore the help and stuff if it disagrees. —[[user talk:cimanyd|Cimanyd]]

::::::: Actually, the new Health Overhaul looks great. If you want, change the links in the Template files for {{Health}} and {{Morale}} to point at the new subheadings. [[User:Doram|Doram]] ([[User talk:Doram|talk]]) 12:06, 18 December 2013 (MST)

::::::: ...and it's already done. Damn you're good. ;P [[User:Doram|Doram]] ([[User talk:Doram|talk]]) 12:07, 18 December 2013 (MST)

:::::::Why did you revert my last message? —[[user talk:cimanyd|Cimanyd]]

::::::::I... don't know! I think I tried to look at the previous revision of the page, and ended up rolling it back instead? I didn't get a confirmation prompt or anything, so that's weird... anyway, point taken! — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]]) 12:13, 18 December 2013 (MST)

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In [[template:skill]], I think the icons should stay bigger. I know they fit better in lines, but they don't look as good because of the resizing. Compare: [[image:green thumb.png]] [[image:green thumb.png|class=small-em]] [[image:cold Blooded.png]] [[image:cold Blooded.png|class=small-em]] [[File:Caffeine Junkie.png]] [[File:Caffeine Junkie.png|class=small-em]] [[image:trapper.png]] [[image:trapper.png|class=small-em]] —[[user talk:cimanyd|Cimanyd]]

:Bit of a late response, buuut: It does look better, but the bigger icons absolutely break reading comfort and content flow, so they have to be downscaled a bit. Sorry! — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]]) 12:25, 30 January 2014 (MST)

I removed the double bolding from [[template:skill]] and [[template:character]], I don't think it looks good. —[[user talk:cimanyd|Cimanyd]]

== font size ==
[[inventory]] - the font size is too small. i can barely read them. it hurts my eyes. please change into bigger font size. suggestion: must be at least 90%. not all people have sharp eyes. thank you. - ronga

To solve that, you can hold down '''Ctrl''' and '''scroll your mouse wheel up''' to increase the zoom level of the site. The small fonts are still at a reasonable size for typical web usage, so I'm not sure if I can help you with anything else. :/ — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]]) 00:45, 13 February 2014 (MST)

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Thank you for the tip. From a web designer's perspective, I'm interested to know where you learned that small font size is reasonable for typical web usage. First of all let's read the following paragraph.

<blockquote style="padding: 10px; border: 2px solid #4D4C4C; background-color: #E8E6E6;">
'''Size: respect the users' preferences, avoid small size for content''' 
 
As a base font size for a document, 1em (or 100%) is equivalent to setting the font size to the user’s preference. Use this as a basis for your font sizes, and avoid setting a smaller base font size 
Avoid sizes in em smaller than 1em for text body, except maybe for copyright statements or other kinds of “fine print.” 
 
Quoted from "W3C Quality Assurance Tips for Webmasters"
</blockquote>

In fact small font sizes are discouraged. I'm afraid no good web designer will tell their clients to use small texts. You are causing your readers eye strain. Old readers will not be able to read it or you cause them big trouble reading it.

Take a look at the general trends of modern web design standards. Studies reveal that people like bigger font sizes. I'm quoting the result of a website usability survey[http://www.nngroup.com/articles/top-ten-web-design-mistakes-of-2005/]:

<blockquote style="padding: 10px; border: 2px solid #4D4C4C; background-color: #E8E6E6;">
Bad fonts won the vote by a landslide, getting almost twice as many votes as the #2 mistake. '''About two-thirds of the voters complained about small font sizes or frozen font sizes'''; about one-third complained about low contrast between text and background.
</blockquote>

Read more if you are still not convinced[http://alistapart.com/article/dao]:
<blockquote style="padding: 10px; border: 2px solid #4D4C4C; background-color: #E8E6E6;">
One of the most significant accessibility issues is font size. Small fonts are more difficult to read. For those of us with good eyesight, it can come as a shock that '''a significant percentage of the population has trouble reading anything below 14 point times on paper. Screens are less readable than paper, because of their lower resolution.'''
</blockquote>

Please remember there are different people who use different devices to browse your website. For example Macintosh users will see the texts even smaller than most of the Windows users due to the differences in dpi. Don't forget mobile users too. Web design is about what your users want, and how you deliver what they want. It is not just what the developer wants.

To be blunt your site has many usability issues. Font size is just one of them but I'm afraid I'm not in a good position to express my concerns. - ronga
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I did not say that small font size is customary for current web design, but rather that ''the small fonts'' on Mushpedia (words wrapped in the ''<nowiki></nowiki>'' tag, which are used rather rarely) are still in acceptable size for what they're supposed to be; namely, somewhat smaller in comparison to the rest of the page text.

''Mushpedia'' does all you've described and linked above; it allows the users to set their personal font size by its employment of percentage-based sizes. It does not dictate a set-in-stone small text size anywhere. You can freely use the zoom level method described above, or configure your browser settings, to change the Mushpedia's font size and many other aspects.

I'm going to assume you're taking offense with the usage of the ''<nowiki></nowiki>'' on the [[Inventory]] page. It serves the purpose of reducing the amount of space taken up by auxiliary stats such as item origins and maintenance info. It helps shorten the page both horizontally and vertically, which, considering the respectable size of the tables, comes to aid the users of Mushpedia who have run on relatively small resolutions, rather than today's 1080p standard. As many play ''Mush'' off their laptops, the comfort of low-resolution users seems like an acceptable trade against the slight discomfort for sight-impaired users, who have to scroll their mouse wheel once to set a more appropriate zoom level.

It seems that MediaWiki's base font size is 13px. Since MediaWiki's fairly simple layout doesn't break if you configure your personal zoom level, and we have not actually changed any element sizes from MediaWiki's default - which is employed across basically all wikis on the internet, and thus enjoys some popularity - I simply don't feel that a fundamental change is necessary.

I'm still interested in what other usability issues you have noticed, so feel free to explain in further detail. — [[Image:Kuanti.png|link=User:Ividyon|Designer]] [[User:Ividyon|ividyon]] ([[User talk:Ividyon|talk]]) 03:10, 14 February 2014 (MST)

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Sigh!

<blockquote style="padding: 10px; border: 2px solid #4D4C4C; background-color: #E8E6E6;">
words wrapped in the tag
</blockquote>
Good practice is to not use tag at all.

<blockquote style="padding: 10px; border: 2px solid #4D4C4C; background-color: #E8E6E6;">
still in acceptable size for what they're supposed to be
</blockquote>
It is not even if you have to use smaller font size. You make it too small. Advice: At least 90% if you really want to use. Please show some care for senior readers. You are probably young now but you will get old one day.

<blockquote style="padding: 10px; border: 2px solid #4D4C4C; background-color: #E8E6E6;">
You can freely use the zoom level method described above, or configure your browser settings, to change the Mushpedia's font size and many other aspects.
</blockquote>
I'm afraid it is never a proper solution. It is often a layman's excuse to tell others to "fix" their own web design problem. I can't stress that enough. Read this usability research [http://www.nngroup.com/articles/guesses-vs-data/].

"In this day and age, [...] most people who need to increase their font sizes in their web browser already know how to do it." '''WRONG''' 
"People who do need to resize type will do so via the browser; it's not hard to do so." '''WRONG''' 
"It's not 1995; not all 50+ people are such newbies that they don't know, or wouldn't want to know, how to resize text in a browser." '''WRONG''' 

And then.

<blockquote style="padding: 10px; border: 2px solid #4D4C4C; background-color: #E8E6E6;">
It serves the purpose of reducing the amount of space taken up by auxiliary stats such as item origins and maintenance info.
</blockquote>
First of all readability is more important than saving some space. Then an image is better than a thousand words. See it yourself.

It is your version.

[[File:they-call-it-genius-web-design.jpg]]

My proposed fix.

[[File:my-fix.jpg]]

You are not saving a whole lot of space because of small fonts. You are '''actually wasting the space inside the cells for nothing'''. You make most users struggle to read by using small fonts!! I can't stress that enough. Read the survey if you are not convinced. I fail to see how this improves the usability.

<blockquote style="padding: 10px; border: 2px solid #4D4C4C; background-color: #E8E6E6;">
against the slight discomfort for sight-impaired users
</blockquote>
'''Slight discomfort?! Are you SURE???''' I don't even talk about the senior readers here. If you still insist that they have slight discomfort only, I can only say you care '''nothing''' about their needs, and you show '''no respect''' to them.

<blockquote style="padding: 10px; border: 2px solid #4D4C4C; background-color: #E8E6E6;">
I simply don't feel that a fundamental change is necessary.
</blockquote>

You don't even have a clue what web design is. Just like the new Mycetodessei skin, how it caused eye cancers to a wide range of audience. It is the prime example of the website failure which commits many fundamental mistakes in web design.

Enough said. I don't know why you insist SO MUCH on using small fonts. You are constantly violating the common web standards and guidelines. For something which is so obvious as a mistake and so easy to fix, you make it EXTREMELY DIFFICULT for a change. You refused to change it even to 90%, claiming it is ONLY SLIGHT discomfort for EVEN visually impaired users. It is beyond me. I have a feeling I have to write a dissertation on this issue before a small change like this is likely to happen and it is just only a REALLY SMALL change. How much more time I have to waste to propose other changes. I know I'm just wasting my time. - Ronga

==Request for Neutral Play page==

I have created a "Neutral_Play" page, wherein is enumerated what I know of the Neutral Play concept as practiced in the Mush community. If it is acceptable, could it please be added to the "Aim of the Game" section alongside Mush play and Human play... or perhaps add it to the Meta-game section, as it certain is a meta concept. Thanks. [[User:Nijineko|Nijineko]] ([[User talk:Nijineko|talk]]) 15:39, 16 February 2014 (MST)

: It is too bad the admin completely ignored your request and don't even bother giving a word of it, though it is perfectly normal. I would like to know why neutral play should not be added to the front page. - ronga

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MsUpload

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Category:Gameplay

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This category contains articles related to the gameplay.

Piloting

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== Pilot skills ==
By default, the [[Pilot]] skill is needed to launch the various craft in the Daedalus bays. People without the pilot skill can also launch ships if the NERON admin turns off the [[NERON BIOS|pilot lock]] off. However, non-pilots piloting have big drawbacks and are usually not recommended.

== Patrol Ships ==
[[image:spacedance.gif|frame|right|An ejected character "space dancing"]]
Patrol ships are the most effective way to deal with the hunter threat. These are small piloted fighters with powerful cannons that can take out hunters with ease, should your character knows how to operate the ship ({{skill|pilot}} skills). There are 3 patrol ships in both Alpha Bay and Bravo Bay, and one patrol ship in Alpha Bay 2.

It costs 2 {{AP}} to launch and land the patrol ship, for a total of 4 {{AP}}. Be careful, if you are not a {{skill|pilot}}, you will damage yourself, your patrol ship, and the {{armor}} of the Daedalus when taking off and landing. The damage is taken directly from the Daedalus {{armor}}, regardless of the presence of [[Plasma Shield]] {{todo|Add the range of damage, chance of accidents}}. They can only pilot patrol ships if the piloting lock is off in the [[BIOS Terminal]].

Once launched, you can shoot your ship's weapon for 1 {{AP}} per shot, 3-6 damage, 80% accuracy for pilots (40% for non-pilots). Each miss will increase the accuracy of the next shot, so you will eventually hit the target. A patrol ship has 10 shots before it has to dock and reload. The [[NERON Projects|Teslatron Reservoir]] project increases this to 16.

Because of the costs inherent in launching and landing a patrol ship, it is recommended to save up at least 10 {{ap}} before piloting one, barring emergencies.

If you are outside when a hunter fires at cycle changeovers, it has a chance to hit you instead, dealing its damage to your ship and also damaging you for 1 {{hp}}. A patrol ship has 10 durability points, and once this reaches 0 the ship will explode, effectively removing you from existence. For this reason it is not usually recommended to stay outside in a patrol ship beyond the amount of time it takes to use your current AP/shots. A {{skill|pilot}} can affect how often they are hit by spending 1 {{ap}} to change flying stance.
* Stance: '''Bait''' - Every shot from an enemy is almost guaranteed to hit you instead. This will effectively protect the Daedalus, but keeping this up for even one cycle could mean your downfall.
* Stance: '''Neutral''' - Standard flight stance. Offers no benefit or downside. Everyone flying a ship starts out in this stance.
* Stance: '''Retreat''' - You will no longer be hit by hunters, but you cannot fire back either. Perfect if you run out of ammo/action points and there are still plenty of hunters alive.

If the Daedalus jumps between planets while you are in a ship, you will be left behind, essentially killing you (unless you have the [[NERON Project]] [[Magnetic Net]]).

If you wear a space suit while piloting a patrol ship, you will have an option (useless though). It costs 1 {{AP}} to eject from your craft, abandoning it in space. You will not be able to re-board the patrol ship and it will be lost, but you can be rescued by the Pasiphae. When you do this, the game shows you flailing in space in a fashion that people have described as "space dancing".

== Pasiphae ==
The Pasiphae is located in '''Alpha Bay 2'''. It costs 2 {{AP}} to launch and land, for a total of 4 {{AP}}. As with patrol ships, non-pilots will do damage to themselves, the Pasiphae and the {{armor}} of the Daedalus when launching and landing. The damage is taken directly from the Daedalus {{armor}}, regardless of the presence of [[Plasma Shield]]. They can only pilot Pasiphae to collect scrap if the piloting lock is off in the [[BIOS Terminal]].

If hunters have been killed at the current location, the Pasiphae can be used to collect scrap for 2 {{AP}} per collection, yielding varying amounts of [[scrap metal]], [[plastic scraps]] and [[space capsules]].

It cannot fire on hunters, and should not be launched when there are threats to the ship (including asteroids), else it will take immediate damage on each attempt to gather something. After all scrap from a particular round of hunters has been collected, the pilot will receive a message saying that there is nothing left to collect.

It is recommended to have at least 10 {{AP}} before launching, and more is better.

If Daedalus moves, all potential scrap from dead hunters at the current location will be lost.

== Icarus ==
The Icarus is located in Icarus bay and used only for expeditions. When the Daedalus is orbiting a planet, an [[Exploration|Expedition]] can be launched. The only cost is 4 {{AP}} for launching, from the person who launches. Everyone else in the bay is brought along automatically, and more {{AP}} is not needed to return. If the pilot lock is off, anyone can launch an expedition. As long as there is a pilot on the expedition, the team will not take damage regardless of who launches. If there is no pilot in the expedition team, negative events can occur. See [[Zones#Landing|Landing]]. By default the Icarus has space for 4 crew members, with Large Bay Upgrade [[NERON_Projects|NERON Project]] completed it increases to 6.

[[Category:Gameplay]]
[[Category:Hua]]
[[Category:Roland]]
[[Category:Jin Su]]

Piloting

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Ronga:

==Pilot skill==
By default, the [[Pilot]] skill is needed to launch the various craft in the Daedalus bays. People without the pilot skill can also launch ships if the NERON admin turns off the [[NERON BIOS|pilot lock]] off. However, non-pilots piloting have big drawbacks and are usually not recommended.

==Patrol Ships==
[[image:spacedance.gif|frame|right|An ejected character "space dancing"]]
Patrol ships are the most effective way to deal with the hunter threat. These are small piloted fighters with powerful cannons that can take out hunters with ease, should your character knows how to operate the ship ({{skill|pilot}} skills).

There are three patrol ships in both Alpha Bay and Bravo Bay, and one patrol ship in Alpha Bay 2. To use a patrol ship, go to one of the bays. It costs 2 {{AP}} to launch and land, for a total of 4 {{AP}}. Be careful, if you are not a {{skill|pilot}}, you will damage yourself, your patrol ship, and the hull of the Daedalus when taking off and landing. The damage is taken directly from the {{armor}}, regardless of the presence of [[Plasma Shield]]. {{todo|Add the range of damage, chance of accidents}}

Once launched, you can shoot your ship's weapon for 1 {{AP}} per shot, 3-6 damage, 80% accuracy for pilots (40% for non-pilots). Each miss will increase the accuracy of the next shot, so you will eventually hit the target. A patrol ship has 10 shots before it has to dock and reload. The [[NERON Projects|Teslatron Reservoir]] project increases this to 16.

Because of the costs inherent in launching and landing a patrol ship, it is recommended to save up at least 10 {{ap}} before piloting one, barring emergencies.

If you are outside when a hunter fires at cycle changeovers, it has a chance to hit you instead, dealing its damage to your ship and also damaging you for 1 {{hp}}. A patrol ship has 10 durability points, and once this reaches 0 the ship will explode, effectively removing you from existence. For this reason it is not usually recommended to stay outside in a patrol ship beyond the amount of time it takes to use your current AP/shots. A {{skill|pilot}} can affect how often they are hit by spending 1 {{ap}} to change flying stance.
* Stance: Bait - Every shot from an enemy is almost guaranteed to hit you instead. This will effectively protect the Daedalus, but keeping this up for even one cycle could mean your downfall.
* Stance: Neutral - Standard flight stance. Offers no benefit or downside. Everyone flying a ship starts out in this stance.
* Stance: Retreat - You will no longer be hit by hunters, but you cannot fire back either. Perfect if you run out of ammo/action points and there are still plenty of hunters alive.

If the Daedalus jumps between planets while you are in a ship, you will be left behind, essentially killing you (unless you have the [[NERON Project]] [[Magnetic Net]]).

If you wear a space suit while piloting a patrol ship, you will have an option (useless though) to eject from your craft, abandoning it in space. You will not be able to re-board the patrol ship and it will be lost, but you can be rescued by the Pasiphae. When you do this, the game shows you flailing in space in a fashion that people have described as "space dancing".

==Pasiphae==
The Pasiphae is located in '''Alpha Bay 2'''. It costs 2 {{AP}} to launch and land, for a total of 4 {{AP}}. If hunters have been killed at the current location, the Pasiphae can be used to collect scrap for 2 {{AP}} per collection, yielding varying amounts of scrap metal, plastic scraps and space capsules. It cannot fire on hunters, and should not be launched when there are threats to the ship (including asteroids), else it will take immediate damage on each attempt to gather something. After all scrap from a particular round of hunters has been collected, the pilot will receive a message saying that there is nothing left to collect. Again, it is recommended to have at least 10 {{AP}} before launching, and more is better. As with patrol ships, non-pilots will do damage to themselves, the Pasiphae and the hull of the Daedalus when launching and landing, but they too can collect scrap, provided the piloting lock is off. If Daedalus moves, all potential scrap from dead hunters at the current location will be lost.

==Icarus==
The Icarus is located in Icarus bay and used only for expeditions. When the Daedalus is orbiting a planet, an [[Exploration|Expedition]] can be launched. The only cost is 4 {{AP}} for launching, from the person who launches. Everyone else in the bay is brought along automatically, and more {{AP}} is not needed to return. If the pilot lock is off, anyone can launch an expedition. As long as there is a pilot on the expedition, the team will not take damage regardless of who launches. If there is no pilot in the expedition team, negative events can occur. See [[Zones#Landing|Landing]]. By default the Icarus has space for 4 crew members, with Large Bay Upgrade [[NERON_Projects|NERON Project]] completed it increases to 6.

[[Category:Gameplay]]
[[Category:Hua]]
[[Category:Roland]]
[[Category:Jin Su]]

NERON Project

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#REDIRECT [[NERON Projects]]

Dangers

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{{Note|This page needs to be cleaned up a bit.... [[User:Sagittaeri|Sagittaeri]] ([[User talk:Sagittaeri|talk]]) 20:58, 16 November 2013 (MST)}}

{{Note|I cleaned up most of it :)--[[User:DurrDude|DurrDude]] ([[User talk:DurrDude|talk]]) 11:36, 5 February 2014 (MST)}}

== Overview ==
Dangers randomly occur over the ship. It can happen during any cycle of the day. The chance increases more and more as the day passes. Different dangers can happen in the same room too. It is important to maintain high amount of {{health}} and fairly high of {{morale}} so you don't get killed by accidents, especially in late games.

== Daedalus ==

=== Hunters ===
{{Main|Hunters}}
* [[Hunters]] will fire at the Daedalus at the beginning of each cycle
** This will cause the Daedalus to lose some {{Armor}} or some armor in the [[NERON Projects#List of NERON Projects|Plasma Shield]]
*** If the {{armor}} reaches 0, all crew members will die within at the beginning of the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'Your corpse is floating amongst the debris of the pulverized Daedalus'"

=== Communications Signal ===
* The signal with Sol can be broken by:
** There are two Xyloph DB projects that will make you lose the signal with Sol.
** Using the microwave will also often cut the signal.
** Occasionally, especially when signal strength is low, the signal will cut out on its own for no particular reason.

=== Broken Equipment/Doors ===
* NERON will announce broken equipment at the start of each cycle
* Equipment and doors will randomly break at cycle change.
* NERON will announce broken equipment unless:
** The equipment has been sabotaged
** The equipment was damaged by an electrical spike
** The equipment was damaged by a fire
* NERON will not announce which equipment was broken

== Health ==

=== Fires ===
* Always announced by NERON.

* Does not consume oxygen despite popular belief.

* Reporting the fire will put an alert in the Alerts Bar with a notification of which room the fire is in.

* Fires can be caused randomly at cycle change as the ship goes on as well as:
** Mush skill Pyromaniac.
** Shooting weapons and Grenade Rocket Launcher.
** Invertebrate Shell cartridge.

* Every cycle that it goes on (including the cycle in which it started), it can have the following effects:
** Damage equipment (except doors) and break/destroy objects in the room.
** Does 2-3 points of damage to the {{Armor}}
** Spread to an adjacent room.
** Injures any crew in the room for 2 {{hp}}
*** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Burned'"

* Can be put out by:
** Manually with a {{Item|Extinguisher}}
** Automatically by a Drone firefighter.
** 25% chance for the fire to be automatically put out in every cycle (Including the cycle the fire started) by the [[NERON#List of NERON Projects|NERON Project Sprinkers]].

=== Electrical Spike ===
* Damages all equipment (except doors) in the room
* Injures all team members present for 3 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Electrocuted'"

=== Room Shaking ===
* Injures all crew present in the room for 1 to 3 {{hp}}
** The log of the accident and the crew member who is injured is [[public]], but the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''The room suddenly starts to shake violently. The crewmembers present find themselves thrown to the floor and bits of the ceiling have collapsed here and there. What a wreck...''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

=== Metal plates ===
* Injures one crew present in the room for 4 to 6 {{hp}}
** The log of accident is [[public]], but the crew member who is injured and the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''An unexpected lurch caused a sheet of metal to land on (character's name). (He/She) is seriously injured!''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

{{Bug|This occurs in patrol ships, causing the ship to be lost forever if the pilot dies from the plate.}}

{{Bug|This can also occur during expeditions.}}

=== Diseases ===
Some disorders and diseases occur spontaneously.

==== Accidents ====
* Most actions have a small chance of injuring the player for 2 {{hp}}

* Moderate chance of losing 2 {{HP}} from doing repairs and picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]]
** If a crew member dies from picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]], the cause of death will be: "'Putting the "Fun" in Funeral'"

== Morale ==

=== Death By Morale ===
* If your {{morale}} reaches 0, you will die within the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'You put an end to it all'"
** If you somehow get your {{morale}} up before cycle change, you will not die.
* Not having good {{morale}} can be deadly, and can be exploited by the {{Character|Mush}}.

=== Witnessing Death ===
* You have 1 {{morale}} less when a crew member dies.
** No {{morale}} loss if you are a {{skill|Detached Crewmember}}.
** Gain 3 {{AP}} if you are {{skill|Cold Blooded}}.
* Chance of [[illness]] when you are in the same room with the crew member who just died.
** Zero risk of psychological illness if you are a {{skill|Detached Crewmember}}.

=== Panic Attacks ===
* Random event that takes 3 {{morale}} away from a crew member.

=== Traits ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Traits such as:
** {{Trait|Germaphobe}}
** {{Trait|Antisocial}}

=== Skills ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Skills such as:
** {{Skill|Premonition}}
** {{Skill|Demoralize}}

=== Day Change ===
* Daily loss of 2 {{morale}} by default
* Daily loss of 1 {{morale}} if either {{Skill|The Optimist}} or {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship.
* Daily loss of 0 {{morale}} if you have both {{Skill|The Optimist}} and {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship
* Only 2 characters can actually possess {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}}:
** {{Character|Chun|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.
* Only 3 characters can actually possess {{Skill|The Optimist}}:
** {{Character|Roland|long}}
** {{Character|Kuan Ti|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.

[[Category:Gameplay]]

Dangers

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This page needs to be cleaned up a bit.... [[User:Sagittaeri|Sagittaeri]] ([[User talk:Sagittaeri|talk]]) 20:58, 16 November 2013 (MST)

I cleaned up most of it :)--[[User:DurrDude|DurrDude]] ([[User talk:DurrDude|talk]]) 11:36, 5 February 2014 (MST)

== General Daedalus ==

==== Hunters ====
{{Main|Hunters}}
* [[Hunters]] will fire at the Daedalus at the beginning of each cycle
** This will cause the Daedalus to lose some {{Armor}} or some armor in the [[NERON Projects#List of NERON Projects|Plasma Shield]]
*** If the {{armor}} reaches 0, all crew members will die within at the beginning of the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'Your corpse is floating amongst the debris of the pulverized Daedalus'"

==== Communications Signal ====
* The signal with Sol can be broken by:
** There are two Xyloph DB projects that will make you lose the signal with Sol.
** Using the microwave will also often cut the signal.
** Occasionally, especially when signal strength is low, the signal will cut out on its own for no particular reason.

==== Broken Equipment/Doors ====
* NERON will announce broken equipment at the start of each cycle
* Equipment and doors will randomly break at cycle change.
* NERON will announce broken equipment unless:
** The equipment has been sabotaged
** The equipment was damaged by an electrical spike
** The equipment was damaged by a fire
* NERON will not announce which equipment was broken

== Health ==

=== Fires ===
* Always announced by NERON.

* Does not consume oxygen despite popular belief.

* Reporting the fire will put an alert in the Alerts Bar with a notification of which room the fire is in.

* Fires can be caused randomly at cycle change as the ship goes on as well as:
** Mush skill Pyromaniac.
** Shooting weapons and Grenade Rocket Launcher.
** Invertebrate Shell cartridge.

* Every cycle that it goes on (including the cycle in which it started), it can have the following effects:
** Damage equipment (except doors) and break/destroy objects in the room.
** Does 2-3 points of damage to the {{Armor}}
** Spread to an adjacent room.
** Injures any crew in the room for 2 {{hp}}
*** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Burned'"

* Can be put out by:
** Manually with a {{Item|Extinguisher}}
** Automatically by a Drone firefighter.
** 25% chance for the fire to be automatically put out in every cycle (Including the cycle the fire started) by the [[NERON#List of NERON Projects|NERON Project Sprinkers]].

=== Electrical Spike ===
* Damages all equipment (except doors) in the room
* Injures all team members present for 3 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Electrocuted'"

=== Room Shaking ===
* Injures all crew present in the room for 1 to 3 {{hp}}
** The log of the accident and the crew member who is injured is [[public]], but the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''The room suddenly starts to shake violently. The crewmembers present find themselves thrown to the floor and bits of the ceiling have collapsed here and there. What a wreck...''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

=== Metal plates ===
* Injures one crew present in the room for 4 to 6 {{hp}}
** The log of accident is [[public]], but the crew member who is injured and the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''An unexpected lurch caused a sheet of metal to land on (character's name). (He/She) is seriously injured!''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

{{Bug|This occurs in patrol ships, causing the ship to be lost forever if the pilot dies from the plate.}}

{{Bug|This can also occur during expeditions.}}

=== Diseases ===
Some disorders and diseases occur spontaneously.

==== Accidents ====
* Most actions have a small chance of injuring the player for 2 {{hp}}

* Moderate chance of losing 2 {{HP}} from doing repairs and picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]]
** If a crew member dies from picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]], the cause of death will be: "'Putting the "Fun" in Funeral'"

== Morale ==

=== Death By Morale ===
* If your {{morale}} reaches 0, you will die within the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'You put an end to it all'"
** If you somehow get your {{morale}} up before cycle change, you will not die.
* Not having good {{morale}} can be deadly, and can be exploited by the {{Character|Mush}}.

=== Witnessing Death ===
* You have 1 {{morale}} less when a crew member dies.
** No {{morale}} loss if you are a {{skill|Detached Crewmember}}.
** Gain 3 {{AP}} if you are {{skill|Cold Blooded}}.
* Chance of [[illness]] when you are in the same room with the crew member who just died.
** Zero risk of psychological illness if you are a {{skill|Detached Crewmember}}.

=== Panic Attacks ===
* Random event that takes 3 {{morale}} away from a crew member.

=== Traits ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Traits such as:
** {{Trait|Germaphobe}}
** {{Trait|Antisocial}}

=== Skills ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Skills such as:
** {{Skill|Premonition}}
** {{Skill|Demoralize}}

=== Day Change ===
* Daily loss of 2 {{morale}} by default
* Daily loss of 1 {{morale}} if either {{Skill|The Optimist}} or {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship.
* Daily loss of 0 {{morale}} if you have both {{Skill|The Optimist}} and {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship
* Only 2 characters can actually possess {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}}:
** {{Character|Chun|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.
* Only 3 characters can actually possess {{Skill|The Optimist}}:
** {{Character|Roland|long}}
** {{Character|Kuan Ti|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.

[[Category:Gameplay]]

Dangers

2014-02-13T07:46:08Z

Ronga: /* Health */

This page needs to be cleaned up a bit.... [[User:Sagittaeri|Sagittaeri]] ([[User talk:Sagittaeri|talk]]) 20:58, 16 November 2013 (MST)

I cleaned up most of it :)--[[User:DurrDude|DurrDude]] ([[User talk:DurrDude|talk]]) 11:36, 5 February 2014 (MST)

== General Daedalus ==

==== Hunters ====
{{Main|Hunters}}
* [[Hunters]] will fire at the Daedalus at the beginning of each cycle
** This will cause the Daedalus to lose some {{Armor}} or some armor in the [[NERON Projects#List of NERON Projects|Plasma Shield]]
*** If the {{armor}} reaches 0, all crew members will die within at the beginning of the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'Your corpse is floating amongst the debris of the pulverized Daedalus'"

==== Communications Signal ====
* The signal with Sol can be broken by:
** There are two Xyloph DB projects that will make you lose the signal with Sol.
** Using the microwave will also often cut the signal.
** Occasionally, especially when signal strength is low, the signal will cut out on its own for no particular reason.

==== Broken Equipment/Doors ====
* NERON will announce broken equipment at the start of each cycle
* Equipment and doors will randomly break at cycle change.
* NERON will announce broken equipment unless:
** The equipment has been sabotaged
** The equipment was damaged by an electrical spike
** The equipment was damaged by a fire
* NERON will not announce which equipment was broken

== Health ==

=== Fires ===
* Always announced by NERON.

* Does not consume oxygen despite popular belief.

* Reporting the fire will put an alert in the Alerts Bar with a notification of which room the fire is in.

* Fires can be caused randomly at cycle change as the ship goes on as well as:
** Mush skill Pyromaniac.
** Shooting weapons and Grenade Rocket Launcher.
** Invertebrate Shell cartridge.

* Every cycle that it goes on (including the cycle in which it started), it can have the following effects:
** Damage equipment (except doors) and break/destroy objects in the room.
** Does 2-3 points of damage to the {{Armor}}
** Spread to an adjacent room.
** Injures any crew in the room for 2 {{hp}}
*** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Burned'"

* Can be put out by:
** Manually with a {{Item|Extinguisher}}
** Automatically by a Drone firefighter.
** 25% chance for the fire to be automatically put out in every cycle (Including the cycle the fire started) by the [[NERON#List of NERON Projects|NERON Project Sprinkers]].

=== Electrical Spike ===
* Damages all equipment (except doors) in the room
* Injures all team members present for 3 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Electrocuted'"

=== Room Shaking ===
* Injures all crew present in the room for 1 to 3 {{hp}}
** The log of the accident and the crew member who is injured is [[public]], but the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''The room suddenly starts to shake violently. The crewmembers present find themselves thrown to the floor and bits of the ceiling have collapsed here and there. What a wreck...''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

=== Metal plates ===
* Injures one crew present in the room for 4 to 6 {{hp}}
** The log of accident is [[public]], but the crew member who is injured and the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''An unexpected lurch caused a sheet of metal to land on (character's name). (He/She) is seriously injured!''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

{{Bug|This occurs in patrol ships, causing the ship to be lost forever if the pilot dies from the plate.}}

{{Bug|This can also occur during expeditions.}}

=== Diseases ===
Some disorders and diseases occur spontaneously.

==== Accidents ====
* Most actions have a small chance of injuring the player for 2 {{hp}}

* Moderate chance of losing 2 {{HP}} from doing repairs and picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]]
** If a crew member dies from picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]], the cause of death will be: "'Putting the "Fun" in Funeral'"

== Morale ==

=== Death By Morale ===
* Not having good {{morale}} can be deadly, and can be exploited by the {{Character|Mush}}
** If your {{morale}} reaches 0, you will die within the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'You put an end to it all'"
*** If you somehow get your {{morale}} up before cycle change, you will not die.

=== Panic Attacks ===
* Random event that takes 3 {{morale}} away from a crew member.

=== Traits ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Traits such as:
** {{Trait|Germaphobe}}
** {{Trait|Antisocial}}

=== Skills ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Skills such as:
** {{Skill|Premonition}}
** {{Skill|Demoralize}}

=== Day Change ===
* Daily loss of 2 {{morale}} by default
* Daily loss of 1 {{morale}} if either {{Skill|The Optimist}} or {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship.
* Daily loss of 0 {{morale}} if you have both {{Skill|The Optimist}} and {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship
* Only 2 characters can actually possess {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}}:
** {{Character|Chun|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.
* Only 3 characters can actually possess {{Skill|The Optimist}}:
** {{Character|Roland|long}}
** {{Character|Kuan Ti|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.

[[Category:Gameplay]]

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Dangers

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Ronga:

This page needs to be cleaned up a bit.... [[User:Sagittaeri|Sagittaeri]] ([[User talk:Sagittaeri|talk]]) 20:58, 16 November 2013 (MST)

I cleaned up most of it :)--[[User:DurrDude|DurrDude]] ([[User talk:DurrDude|talk]]) 11:36, 5 February 2014 (MST)

== General Daedalus ==

==== Hunters ====
{{Main|Hunters}}
* [[Hunters]] will fire at the Daedalus at the beginning of each cycle
** This will cause the Daedalus to lose some {{Armor}} or some armor in the [[NERON Projects#List of NERON Projects|Plasma Shield]]
*** If the {{armor}} reaches 0, all crew members will die within at the beginning of the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'Your corpse is floating amongst the debris of the pulverized Daedalus'"

==== Communications Signal ====
* The signal with Sol can be broken by:
** There are two Xyloph DB projects that will make you lose the signal with Sol.
** Using the microwave will also often cut the signal.
** Occasionally, especially when signal strength is low, the signal will cut out on its own for no particular reason.

==== Broken Equipment/Doors ====
* NERON will announce broken equipment at the start of each cycle
* Equipment and doors will randomly break at cycle change.
* NERON will announce broken equipment unless:
** The equipment has been sabotaged
** The equipment was damaged by an electrical spike
** The equipment was damaged by a fire
* NERON will not announce which equipment was broken

== Health ==

=== Fires ===
* Always announced by NERON.

* Does not consume oxygen despite popular belief.

* Reporting the fire will put an alert in the Alerts Bar with a notification of which room the fire is in.

* Fires can be caused randomly at cycle change as the ship goes on as well as:
** Mush skill Pyromaniac.
** Shooting weapons and Grenade Rocket Launcher.
** Invertebrate Shell cartridge.

* Every cycle that it goes on (including the cycle in which it started), it can have the following effects:
** Damage equipment (except doors) and break/destroy objects in the room.
** Does 2-3 points of damage to the {{Armor}}
** Spread to an adjacent room.
** Injures any crew in the room for 2 {{hp}}
*** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Burned'"

* Can be put out by:
** Manually with a {{Item|Extinguisher}}
** Automatically by a Drone firefighter.
** 25% chance for the fire to be automatically put out in every cycle (Including the cycle the fire started) by the [[NERON#List of NERON Projects|NERON Project Sprinkers]].

=== Electrical Spike ===
* Damages all equipment (except doors) in the room
* Injures all team members present for 3 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Electrocuted'"

=== Room Shaking ===
* Injures all crew present in the room for 1 to 3 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

=== Metal plates ===
* Injures one crew present in the room for 4 to 6 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

{{Bug|This occurs in patrol ships, causing the ship to be lost forever if the pilot dies from the plate.}}

{{Bug|This can also occur during expeditions.}}

=== Diseases ===
Some disorders and diseases occur spontaneously.

==== Accidents ====
* Most actions have a small chance of injuring the player for 2 {{hp}}

* Moderate chance of losing 2 {{HP}} from doing repairs and picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]]
** If a crew member dies from picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]], the cause of death will be: "'Putting the "Fun" in Funeral'"

== Morale ==

=== Death By Morale ===
* Not having good {{morale}} can be deadly, and can be exploited by the {{Character|Mush}}
** If your {{morale}} reaches 0, you will die within the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'You put an end to it all'"
*** If you somehow get your {{morale}} up before cycle change, you will not die.

=== Panic Attacks ===
* Random event that takes 3 {{morale}} away from a crew member.

=== Traits ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Traits such as:
** {{Trait|Germaphobe}}
** {{Trait|Antisocial}}

=== Skills ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Skills such as:
** {{Skill|Premonition}}
** {{Skill|Demoralize}}

=== Day Change ===
* Daily loss of 2 {{morale}} by default
* Daily loss of 1 {{morale}} if either {{Skill|The Optimist}} or {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship.
* Daily loss of 0 {{morale}} if you have both {{Skill|The Optimist}} and {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship
* Only 2 characters can actually possess {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}}:
** {{Character|Chun|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.
* Only 3 characters can actually possess {{Skill|The Optimist}}:
** {{Character|Roland|long}}
** {{Character|Kuan Ti|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.

[[Category:Gameplay]]

Dangers

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This page needs to be cleaned up a bit.... [[User:Sagittaeri|Sagittaeri]] ([[User talk:Sagittaeri|talk]]) 20:58, 16 November 2013 (MST)

I cleaned up most of it :)--[[User:DurrDude|DurrDude]] ([[User talk:DurrDude|talk]]) 11:36, 5 February 2014 (MST)

== General Daedalus ==

==== Hunters ====
{{Main|Hunters}}
* [[Hunters]] will fire at the Daedalus at the beginning of each cycle
** This will cause the Daedalus to lose some {{Armor}} or some armor in the [[NERON Projects#List of NERON Projects|Plasma Shield]]
*** If the {{armor}} reaches 0, all crew members will die within at the beginning of the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'Your corpse is floating amongst the debris of the pulverized Daedalus'"

==== Communications Signal ====
* The signal with Sol can be broken by:
** There are two Xyloph DB projects that will make you lose the signal with Sol.
** Using the microwave will also often cut the signal.
** Occasionally, especially when signal strength is low, the signal will cut out on its own for no particular reason.

==== Broken Equipment/Doors ====
* NERON will announce broken equipment at the start of each cycle
* Equipment and doors will randomly break at cycle change.
* NERON will announce broken equipment unless:
** The equipment has been sabotaged
** The equipment was damaged by an electrical spike
** The equipment was damaged by a fire
* NERON will not announce which equipment was broken

== Health ==

=== Fires ===
* Always announced by NERON.

* Does not consume oxygen despite popular belief.

* Reporting the fire will put an alert in the Alerts Bar with a notification of which room the fire is in.

* Fires can be caused randomly at cycle change as the ship goes on as well as:
** Mush skill Pyromaniac.
** Shooting weapons and Grenade Rocket Launcher.
** Invertebrate Shell cartridge.

* Every cycle that it goes on (including the cycle in which it started), it can have the following effects:
** Damage equipment (except doors) and break/destroy objects in the room.
** Does 2-3 points of damage to the {{Armor}}
** Spread to an adjacent room.
** Injures any crew in the room for 2 {{hp}}
*** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Burned'"

* Can be put out by:
** Manually with a {{Item|Extinguisher}}
** Automatically by a Drone firefighter.
** 25% chance for the fire to be automatically put out in every cycle (Including the cycle the fire started) by the [[NERON#List of NERON Projects|NERON Project Sprinkers]].

=== Electrical Spike ===
* Damages all equipment (except doors) in the room
* Injures all team members present for 3 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Electrocuted'"

=== Room Shaking ===
* Injures all crew present in the room for 1 to 3 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

=== Metal plates ===
* Injures one crew present in the room for 4 to 6 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

{{Bug|This occurs in patrol ships, causing the ship to be lost forever if the pilot dies from the plate.}}

{{Bug|This can also occur during expeditions.}}

=== Diseases ===
Some disorders and diseases occur spontaneously.

==== Accidents ====
* Most actions have a small chance of injuring the player for 2 {{hp}}

* Moderate chance of losing 2 {{HP}} from doing repairs and picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]]
** If a crew member dies from picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]], the cause of death will be: "'Putting the "Fun" in Funeral'"

== Morale ==

=== Death By Morale ===
* Not having good {{morale}} can be deadly, and can be exploited by the {{Character|Mush}}
** If your {{morale}} reaches 0, you will die within the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'You put an end to it all'"
*** If you somehow get your {{morale}} up before cycle change, you will not die.

=== Panic Attacks ===
* Random event that takes 3 {{morale}} away from a crew member.

=== Traits ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Traits such as:
** {{Trait|Germaphobe}}
** {{Trait|Antisocial}}

=== Skills ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Skills such as:
** {{Skill|Premonition}}
** {{Skill|Demoralize}}

=== Day Change ===
* Daily loss of 2 {{morale}} by default
* Daily loss of 1 {{morale}} if either {{Skill|The Optimist}} or {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship.
* Daily loss of 0 {{morale}} if you have both {{Skill|The Optimist}} and {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship
* Only 2 characters can actually possess {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}}:
** {{Character|Chun|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.
* Only 3 characters can actually possess {{Skill|The Optimist}}:
** {{Character|Roland|long}}
** {{Character|Kuan Ti|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.

The Optimist

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The Optimist
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The end of humanity... worse things happen at sea, right?
}}{{#vardefine:Effect|
* The optimist loses one less [[Image:Moral.png]] per day.
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{{Character Level|Kuan Ti|2}} {{Character Level|Roland|5}}
}}{{#vardefine:Mush Status|
Lost
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Being optimistic helps to survive in the {{character|mush}} apocalypse.

== Uses ==
* It reduces the {{morale}} morale loss per day by 1.
** If {{character|Zhong Chun|long}} is alive and chose {{skill|Mankind's only hope}}, your morale loss per day will be zero!

== Notes ==
{{todo|New players may not understand what it means. More explanations to be added}}
* With the help of {{character|Chun}} of her {{skill|Mankind's only hope}}, it's a great skill to choose if you want to idle in bridge and sap all of {{character|Paola}}'s logistics AP.
* It's an okay skill for a silver {{character|Kuan Ti}}, but he gets much more benefit from {{skill|Technician}} or {{skill|Astrophysicist}}. {{character|Roland}} has the same problem as the {{skill|Pilot}} & {{skill|Shooter}} combo gives him everything he needs to do his job.

[[Category:Human Skill]]
[[Category:Kuan Ti Skill]]
[[Category:Roland Skill]]

Gardening

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In the depths of space, sustaining your crew can be difficult work. '''Gardening''' helps by providing a source of oxygen as well as delicious fruit.

While the novice gardener starts out with a set of {{Item|Banana Trees}}, proficient [[exploration]] of alien planets may eventually bloom the garden into a paradise of {{Item|Alien Fruit}}.

While starting out small, an ideal garden can yield 12-24 fruit and 12 {{O2}} every day.

== Location ==
Each ship starts with 2 mature {{Item|Banana Trees}} and 1 empty {{Item|HydroPot}} in the ''Hydroponic Garden'', as well as 2 empty Hydropots scattered throughout the ship's storage rooms. Plants and pots should be moved to the ''Laboratory'' so that gardeners can share the {{Item|Stainproof Apron}} with the lab crew to avoid getting {{Status|Dirty}}. Plants should only be moved back to the garden if the ship has completed a [[NERON Projects|NERON project]] which makes the garden advantageous.

Completing the ''Extra Hydropots'' project will add 3 additional Hydropots to the garden's shelf. Also, crewmembers with a {{Skill|Green Thumb}} will each receive 2 more pots, for a maximum of 12 when {{Character|Stephen}} copies this skill form {{Character|Ian}}.

== Plant Statuses ==
* [[Image:Plant_youngling.png]] '''Young''': This plant does not produce fruit or {{O2}} until it matures. It will mature in anywhere from 1-48 cycles depending on the plant type.
* [[Image:Plant_thirsty.png]] '''Thirsty''': This plant will only produce {{O2}}. If not watered, it will be dried out the next day. (No effect on young plants.)
* [[Image:Plant_dry.png]] '''Dried Out''': This plant will not produce fruit or {{O2}}. If not watered, it will be dead the next day.
* [[Image:Plant_diseased.png]] '''Diseased''': This plant will not produce fruit or {{O2}}. (No effect on young plants.)

A plant's thirst status changes on ''day change'' between Cycles 8 and 1: A watered plant with no statuses will change to [[Image:Plant_thirsty.png]] ''Thirsty'', a ''Thirsty'' plant will change to [[Image:Plant_dry.png]] ''Dried Out'', and a ''Dried Out'' plant will die. A plant may become diseased randomly at any cycle change. Each mature plant will produce a fruit and {{O2}} at the beginning of Cycle 1 provided that it is not ''Diseased'', ''Thirsty'' or ''Dried Out''. However, they do so ''after'' possible asphyxiation events ({{O2}} may go from 1 to whatever plants produce, but still people can die because it technically hit 0 first).

The charges shown on a [[Image:Plant_youngling.png]] ''Young'' plant indicate how many cycles it has gone through in that state. Without the {{Skill|Botanist}} skill, the charges can be used to estimate when a given plant will mature. ''Botanists'', however, can read '''plant properties''' which tell exactly when a young plant will mature.
A plant maturing on Cycle 1 will also bear a fruit/{{O2}} in the same cycle, as will the initial banana trees if the ship happens to start on D1C1.

== Actions ==
'''Plant''':
* '''Cost:''' 2 {{AP}} or 1 {{AP|Garden}}
* '''Requires:''' Empty {{Item|HydroPot}}
* '''Target:''' [[Inventory#Fruit|Fruit]]
* '''Effect:''' Creates a young plant of the same type as the fruit.

'''Water Plant:'''
* '''Cost:''' 1 {{AP}} or 1 {{AP|Garden}}
* '''Target:''' {{Item|HydroPot}} with plant
* '''Effect:''' Resets the plant's thirst status.
** Only one watering is needed, regardless of whether the plant is thirsty or dried out.

'''Treat Plant:'''
* '''Cost:''' 2 {{AP}} or 1 {{AP|Garden}}
* '''Target:''' {{Item|HydroPot}} with plant
* '''Effect:''' Cures a diseased plant.

'''Hybridize:'''
* '''Cost:''' 2 {{AP}} or 1 {{AP|Garden}}
* '''Requires:''' [[Inventory#Fruit|Fruit]] in inventory
* '''Target:''' {{Item|HydroPot}} with plant
* '''Effect:''' If the plant is in perfect condition (not thirsty, dried out or sick) and the Botanist is not [[dirty]], the plant is replaced with a new young plant of the fruit's type. Otherwise, both the plant and fruit are destroyed.

== Notes & Tips ==
* When plants die, they leave an empty {{Item|HydroPot}} behind. When they're consumed by fire, however, the HydroPot breaks as well.

* Since ''Young'' plants do not produce fruit or {{O2}}, they do not need to be treated for [[Image:Plant_diseased.png]] disease until they mature. They also do not need to be watered when [[Image:Plant_thirsty.png]] ''Thirsty'', only when [[Image:Plant_dry.png]] ''Dried Out'', so every other day.

* Plants can become diseased at any cycle change throughout the day. Hence, they should always be checked during Cycle 8, if possible. It's often useful for the gardener to post in general chat early Cycle 8 to give an update on plant statuses - that all are clear or that assistance is needed.

* {{AP|Garden}} '''Gardening Points''' should be prioritized for the most {{AP}}-costly actions if possible. If you know you're going to need to graft a fruit during that day, save them for that. Use them on treating disease and planting new plants before using them on watering.

* Watering costs 1 {{AP}} for everyone. As a {{Skill|Botanist}}, encourage non-botanists frequenting the lab (like {{Character|Chun}}) to water plants for you earlier in the day, in order to avoid stressful situations in Cycle 8, and save your {{AP|Garden}} if there happens to be nothing more demanding to do. Especially if you are a {{Skill|Biologist}} who also gets better research value for his {{AP}} than them.

* In the very late game, it is recommended that trusted crew-members hold plants in their inventory on cycle changes. Plants in the inventory can never burn in a fire.

* Blackmagick, one of the Mush developers, [http://mush.vg/tid/forum#!view/67061|thread/24119043/44 has stated in the French forum] that {{Item|Post-Its}} do not actually help to reduce the chance of {{Item|HydroPots}} being burnt in a fire, because each item in a room is evaluated individually and has a chance of burning.

[[Category:Gameplay]]
[[Category:Ian]]

Resources

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{{TOC right}}
The [[Daedalus]] has three key '''resources''' that must be maintained at appropriate levels for the mission to succeed: {{O2}} '''Oxygen''', {{Fuel}} '''Fuel''' and {{Armor}} '''Armor'''.

== Oxygen ==
The most difficult resource to maintain an appropriate level of is {{O2}} '''Oxygen'''. It is an important resources because we will die if the ship is running out of {{O2}}. Oxygen tanks can store up to 32 units.

=== Losing by ===
* 1 {{O2}} is consumed at the end of each cycle, regardless of the number of the crew alive
* '''Leakage''': 1 {{O2}} is lost at the end of each cycle if you have either oxygen tank broken; 2 if both are broken.

{{Note|Oxygen loss is not affected by fires.}}

=== Gaining by ===
* '''Plants''': Each [[gardening|healthy adult plant]] produces 1 {{O2}} each day (at the start of cycle 1). Plants cannot fully replenish spent oxygen in the beginning, limited by starting 5 Hydropots, but in the long run, given needed care and necessary [[NERON Projects]] (''Extra Hydropots'' for 3 more Hydropots) can normally cover the ship's oxygen needs and then some (2 more Hydropots with {{Character|Ian}}'s {{Skill|Green Thumb}} skill).

* '''Exploration''': A faster, but also more dangerous way to obtain {{O2}} are [[Image:Planet.png]] planetary [[explorations]]. If the [[Astrophysics|analysis]] of a planet indicates the [[Zones#Oxygen|presence of oxygen]], the expedition can gain from 0 to 24 {{O2}} units depending on chance.

=== Consequences ===
When the oxygen level reaches {{O2|low}} '''0''', a random [[Characters|crew member]] will die every cycle. If a character is holding an oxygen capsule he will be saved from asphyxiation but the capsule will be used up.
* Even characters in Scouts/on Expeditions can be chosen randomly to die
* If this occurs on a day change when plants produce oxygen, a player will still die as the new oxygen is not counted until afterward {{Todo|Chance that characters don't die?}}

=== Tips & Notes ===
Some people keep track of {{O2}} consumption by posting the remaining amount of {{O2}} on the ship each cycle. Since the Neron does not report which equipment is broken, you can find out in case of {{O2}} tank leakage (breakage). Normally it should be -1 per cycle. Anything more than that means leakage.

== Fuel ==
{{todo|Explain the process of adding fuel to move ship. Add screenshots.}} 

{{Fuel}} '''Fuel''' is necessary to move the [[Daedalus]]. The maximum fuel level is 32 units, which should be sufficient for an average game.

=== Losing by ===
* 1 {{fuel}} is consumed if you move your ship towards any direction.

{{Note|A broken fuel tank does not leak fuel. It only becomes inaccessible for manual fuel operation (extracting and inserting).}}

=== Gaining by ===
* '''Exploration''': You may obtain {{fuel}} via planetary [[explorations]]. Certain planet [[zones]] (Hydrocarbon, Mountain, Caverns and Shipwreck) are the main source of {{Fuel}} in the game
* '''Space Capsules''': Occasional fuel that can be found in [[Inventory#Miscellaneous|Space Capsules]].

=== Consequences ===
You will be unable to move the [[Daedalus]] if you don't have any {{fuel}}.

=== Tips & Notes ===
{{todo|To be added}}

== Armor ==
The {{Armor}} '''Armor''' of the ship represents the consistency of its construction. At the beginning of the game, the Daedalus has the maximum amount, 100 {{Armor}}.

=== Losing by ===
* '''Hunters''': Armor is damaged by [[Image:Hunter_icon.png]] [[hunter]] attack. They will not attack at the first cycle they arrived. Then the attack pattern depends on the type of [[hunters]]. For the standard [[hunters]], they will attack at the end of each cycle, starting from the second cycle. The damage varies depending on the types of [[hunters]].
* '''Piloting Accidents''': If you are not a {{skill|pilot}}, you will damage yourself, your patrol ship, and the hull of the Daedalus when [[piloting|taking off and landing]]. The damage is taken directly from the {{armor}}, regardless of the presence of [[Plasma Shield]].
* '''Fire Accidents''': A fire may randomly occur at the start of each cycle, with the chance increasing as the day progresses. It has a chance of doing 2-3 points of damage to the {{Armor}} each cycle (including the first cycle where the fire starts), together with other possible negative effects. See [[dangers]] for more details.

=== Gaining by ===
Anyone can attempt repairs with [[Inventory|Scrap Metal]] anywhere on the ship, restoring 5 {{Armor}} and consuming one Scrap Metal if successful.

The base chance of repair success is 25%. It is not influenced by the {{Skill|Technician}} skill, but it is raised to ''37%'' with the [[Inventory|Wrench]] item. The [[Inventory|Oscilloscope]] raises the {{Armor}} restored by a repairing action to '''10''', and wielding both the Wrench and the Oscilloscope raises the success rate to ''75%''.

=== Consequences ===
If {{Armor}} drops to '''0''', the ship breaks apart and the entire crew is killed, instantly ending the game.

=== Tips & Notes ===
{{todo|To be added}}