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Dr. Soyberg (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Hello Soysylum writeGODS, I have seen a bit of confusion regarding the threat level rating system for patients and objects. Hopefully, this article clears up some confusion. I will be using the SCP classification to use as an outline for the rating system as it was one of the most iconic and most unique part of the SCP wiki. If you have any threat level suggestions, I'll probably add them here. == '''Patient Rating System''' == Neutralized = Neutralized Safe = Soyfe...") |
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Revision as of 16:05, 9 February 2024
Hello Soysylum writeGODS, I have seen a bit of confusion regarding the threat level rating system for patients and objects. Hopefully, this article clears up some confusion. I will be using the SCP classification to use as an outline for the rating system as it was one of the most iconic and most unique part of the SCP wiki. If you have any threat level suggestions, I'll probably add them here.
Patient Rating System
Neutralized = Neutralized
Safe = Soyfe (Yes I know you sound like a jew when you say it, DON'T QUESTION IT, GOY.)
Euclid = Soyclid
Keter = Cobtion
(in hindsight these suck ass, you may discuss better terms in the discussion tab on this page.)
Objects
Normal Objects (eg; Sproke, meds, thrembos, etc) do not need an ID system as they're just normal items commonly enjoyed by 'jaks and 'teens alike.
Anomalous Objects = OBJ-(XYZ)
NOTE: Anomalous object rating follows the same rating system as the patients.
