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[Harrythefoxlobster]

Ok, so i've just pop up this thing. If Impostors escaped the spaceship to survive reactor meltdown, then didn't it mean they somewhat killed themselves when making their bodies exposed to even more hazardous radiations and extreme cold temperature of space? That's why i think there is some flaws in logic here.
Thus, i suggest that resistance to Cosmic Radiation and Extreme Cold should be added to the profiles. It seems pretty nonsense since both Crewmates and Impostors will die when being ejected into the vacuum, but first, just hear me out:

• Crewmate is an astronaut-like bean creatures, thus their skin probably functions as a spacesuit, which protects from cosmic radiation and cold as well as provides oxygen (the packs behind them said all)
• The Skeld ejection scene only showed that a player was ejected, but not the cause why they decease. For Crewmates, understandably, they depend on an oxygen pack to maintain their life and its supply can run low after a long time. While for Impostors, their death might not necessarily due to the space environment but comes from another things we can't see on screen like crashing into a astronomical object or sucked into a planets gravity
• The radiation release is not the only thing result in the lost of Crewmates but also the explosion afterwards once the countdown time comes to an end, for an overloaded reactors when not handled properly will easily cause gigantic explosions and at the same time, spread the waste at at wide scale. I guess that's why Impostors had to flee, or...what if they actually survived that?

 

[ROZAN-TIMSINA0]

not reading all that
at least make the format that doesn't make people not want to read

 

[Harrythefoxlobster]

not reading all that
at least make the format that doesn't make people not want to read

That's why i had to put my effort again to rewrite it entirely

 

[Hypertornado099]

You don't get resistance to those 2 for surviving in space. See this page

Crewmate is an astronaut-like bean creatures, thus their skin probably functions as a spacesuit, which protects from cosmic radiation and cold as well

This is an assumption without much evidence to back it up

The Skeld ejection scene only showed that a player was ejected, but not the cause why they decease. For Crewmates, understandably, they depend on an oxygen pack to maintain their life and its supply can run low after a long time. While for Impostors, their death might not necessarily due to the space environment but comes from another things we can't see on screen like crashing into a astronomical object or sucked into a planets gravity

This is literally guesswork

The radiation release is not the only thing result in the lost of Crewmates but also the explosion afterwards once the countdown time comes to an end, for an overloaded reactors when not handled properly will easily cause gigantic explosions and at the same time, spread the waste at at wide scale. I guess that's why Impostors had to flee, or...what if they actually survived that?

This is also just guesswork lol

 

[Harrythefoxlobster]

You don't get resistance to those 2 for surviving in space. See this page

I mean, old-style pages have those.

This is literally guesswork

Not really, Impostors can win by depleting the oxygen in the ship, meaning Crewmates depend on air to maintain their lives and their packs are for that use.

This is also just guesswork lol

No, because nuclear reactors when mishandled can easily cause explosions in real life. This page also somewhat mentions it.

 

[Hypertornado099]

I mean, old-style pages have those.

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Not really, Impostors can win by depleting the oxygen in the ship, meaning Crewmates depend on air to maintain their lives and their packs are for that use.

Ok and that does not grant space survival

No, because nuclear reactors when mishandled can easily cause explosions in real life. This page also somewhat mentions it.

That does not mean the Imposters didn't flee

 

[Harrythefoxlobster]

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Not actually, Impostors and Crewmates are able to survive in the freezing temperatures of Polus, thus if they could resist the deadly cold of outer space, it might grant them the full resistance to Extreme Cold.
Beside, this said low levels of cold resistance wre enough to overcome as the space was virtually blank and heat came from radiations.

Ok and that does not grant space survival

And that's why i didn't mention it¯\(ツ)/¯

That does not mean the Imposters didn't flee

I just said it was a "what if". The thing is if Impostor fleed to survive reactor meltdown, so how the hell didn't it mean they self-destructed once exposed to even more dangerous radiations along with incredibly low temperatures?

 

[Hypertornado099]

Not actually, Impostors and Crewmates are able to survive in the freezing temperatures of Polus, thus if they could resist the deadly cold of outer space, it might grant them the full resistance to Extreme Cold.

Surviving in space wouldn't grant resistance to extreme cold, see this page

I just said it was a "what if".

Ok, so what if this thread got closed right now?

 

[Harrythefoxlobster]

Surviving in space wouldn't grant resistance to extreme cold, see this page

That's why i think Crewmates and Impostors should get these rather than Space Survival. They resisted to the negative temperatures of Polus so there is no way they got frozen to die in space.

Ok, so what if this thread got closed right now?

You must have been a staff.