I been playing SS13 for some years now. Started off with the classic experience on a Hispanic server while I was still learning, (server is turbo dead now), then I wandered around other classic oriented servers. Then started playing a lot of TGMC (yes i think TGMC is way better than CM sue me). Since TGMC is not always with enough pop for a good game (especially now) I decided to try out this Azure, good pop numbers and first time hearing about a Fantasy Server. 

Long story short, I liked it. I started off as a random adventurer trying to understand wtf was going on with the character creator and all the different mechanics. Learn about magic, learn how to min max skill points, create max power wizard with a shit tone of spells. Still get rek if i engage in combat, become a sneaky fuck instead.

Yes there is ERP but is easily avoidable most of the time it's never bright except on character descriptions. The only time I saw two people engaging in ERP was when I threw a brick through one of the wizard tower windows to try and steal shit at the end of the round. I teleported inside only to see that two characters were at it, I laugh and teleported back out. Round ends and funniest shit in that round OOC with the people and we laugh.

I saw people talking about Azure’s evil/horny twin Scarlet Reach, but I never played it myself (especially with what I hear wtf). So i dont know how people feel about Azure. Do people give it a chanse or immediately link it to Scarlet?

Any servers with self antag allowed similar to vanderlin? Where you can self antag if there’s role play and escalation

Curious if anyone tinkers around with Stationeers, and what your thoughts are on it being essentially being a 3D SS13 for the Engie crew...

Heya a lil while ago i made a post showing some stuff i made for an mc mod im working on that plans to bring ss13 / ss14 to mc here's some more stuff!

We are still looking for coders and modelers and even spriters!
Here's the discord if you wish to help or even just want updates!
https://discord.gg/egYJjdHQSA

This monstrosity popped up in the tools subreddit a moment ago I was like "fuck yeah, clock work shit. That's the hand of Ratvar that made that.".

You would be forgiven to think it was a AI generated image(I was almost certain of this too.). It's not this is a real thing someone made as a display piece back in the day to demonstrate their craft, like:

"Made in Germany in 1880 for JS Holler & Co's cutlery store in New York City, the beautifully crafted knife predates the Swiss Army knife by 11 years.

According the Smithsonian website the knife - which is 3.5ins wide and 9ins long - wasn't really meant to be carried.

It reads: 'Knives like this were made exclusively for exhibition to highlight the cutlers' art."