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OffendersKAL & CHRIS COOPERATIVE DAMAGE CONTROL

CELL BLOCK 3CO-OP / AT YOUR LEISURE

Joint
Liability.

One of you has the controls. One has the instructions. Neither should be left unsupervised.

Fix an increasingly unreasonable machine together. Leave messages over your shared radio, collect parts, and build a workshop worth coming back to.

Two people · separate screens · one shared save

THE BANANA REFINERYCONDITION: QUESTIONABLE
PROBABLY
FINE.
OPERATOR
DISPATCH
▂▄▆ YOUR PRIVATE FREQUENCY

Leave a message.
The machine can wait.

No clock. No offline penalties. Radio messages cost zero turns.

CELL BLOCK 3 / OUR SHARED WORKSHOP

Joint Liability.

Connecting…
Keep this link. Return in the same browser to keep your seat.

INCIDENT 1

The banana refinery

OPERATOR
0WORK TURNS
AWAITING QUESTIONABLE DECISIONS0 / 6 FIXED
RADIO CHECK

Your partner’s next message will appear here.

BENCH NOTES

Nothing happens while you’re away. Only work actions spend turns.

Your machine panel

OPERATOR ONLY
RelayE-00
ϟ

Send the code to dispatch. They have the repair table; you have the controls.

Missing a tool? Improvise for 2 turns. There is always a repair path.

Tools with trust issues

Extra turns raise the odds of an increasingly stupid disaster.

What just happened

    CELL BLOCK 3 / JOINT LIABILITY

    Take your time.
    Blame each other later.

    1. One shared, persistent workshop.Invite your partner. The first person operates the machine; the second reads diagnostics. Agree to swap whenever you like.
    2. Talk it through.The operator sees the active fault code. Dispatch has a table of repair instructions. Messages and reading cost no turns, and remain saved for your next visit.
    3. Only work actions move the game.There is no countdown, no shift, and no offline deterioration. Correct repairs cost 1 turn. Improvised fixes and tool patches cost 2. Wrong settings add heat and damage.
    4. The machine gets petty.Every 4 work turns can bring a good or bad event. After 12, events happen every 3 turns and explosions become possible. At 100 heat or 0 integrity, you both become adorable casualties.
    5. Broken is still fixable.Improvise with any missing tool, or have dispatch patch it. Two coolant flushes per incident can lower the heat. Scavenging may find parts—or make things worse.
    6. Build something lasting.Finish all faults to earn parts. Buy permanent upgrades between incidents, then open the next disaster. Death keeps your conversation, shared parts, upgrades, and logbook intact.

    Keep your station link and use the same browser to return to your seat. Your messages are shared only with the two admitted players. Clearing browser storage removes your saved access to that seat.