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they definatly might be aliens
being 3'6 ft isn't exacly normal( midgets do exist tho )
being 3'6 ft isn't exacly normal( midgets do exist tho )
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Self-Sustenance type 1 and a "possibly higher" rating for the impostor?
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Well, there's a theory that they were a bit changed as the result of travelling in the space a lot, but that wasn't confirmed.
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The crewmates have no reason to take their suits off
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good point actually
in a lot of stories ghosts keep the same clothes that they had when they were alive
in a lot of stories ghosts keep the same clothes that they had when they were alive
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Up above I said some reasons why they would wear spacesuits and Rodri debunked some of Agnaa's points
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Honestly the Spacesuit-Ghost thing could also just be an art style choice, similar to the fact that they don’t have Arms. It saves budget, time and space to just have Ghosts of the current model, instead of making some weird new creature to be a ghost of. If they were human ghosts, it’d take a lot of the charm from the game as well.
As the developers put it, ‘that’s all you need!’
As the developers put it, ‘that’s all you need!’
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Maybe. Doesn't really matter here, what matter is if the impostors truly survive the reactor.
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They do judging by the victory screen
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When the Impostor dies it's a win for the crewmates. The impostor wins when the oxygen is drained or when the reactor is destroyed so I believe it survives.
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Bump
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What are the conclusions here?
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i think most people are siding with giving the impostor self-sustanance
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I'm willing to add it
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what about the possibly higher rating tho?
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For what? I forgot
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from this
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That seems entirely too unclear. Reactor Meltdowns typically melt, not explode, which would just imply a resistance to Radiation.
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yeah that seems better
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I'm going to update the page now
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ok
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i think you should change the reasoning of radiation resistance to surviving the reactor meltdown and not survivng being in space
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Will do
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Have done so
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not exacly what i ment hold on
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changed it
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so can we conclude this now?
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If someone wants a reason as to what could kill them in space fast, what about the lasers. I mean technically speaking, Oxygen Deprivation wouldn't kill you that fast either if you wanna get technical.
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