Question to those who have tried the game: How bad a problem did you find the fact that you often have to wait for several minutes for others to have their chats?

Personal Environment Warning System (PEWS)

Small box with several strips coated with various reagents. Each strip reacts (changes color) to a different hazard, like high levels of CO2 or radiation. Deliberately made without any form of electronics or mechanics to keep it as sturdy as possible. Easily attached to the sleeve of most suits.

Standard Gas Mask

A basic protection owned by most colonists, the Standard Gas Mask protects the wearer from a variety of toxins and biological agents in the air. It also contains a miniscule oxygen tank which has enough oxygen for 15 minutes.

The Garden

The Garden is shaped like a sort of horseshoe. The entrance would be at the two poles of the shoe, in between them. The space between the two poles, measured from pole to pole, would be about 20 meters. The entrance itself is not that wide: the opening from the corridor to the garden is 3 meters wide, as is the ramp that leads down from the corridor to the Garden floor. (Maybe half a meter down from the corridor to the Garden floor, but the ramp has a very gentle slope so the ramp itself is almost two meters long leading down. It is almost 3 meters wide.). The floor of the garden is covered in grass. The Garden is furnished almost symmetrically:

Along the wall of the garden on one side (along the left pole of the horseshoe if you imagine it with both its poles pointing downwards) are big pots/basins that have plants and trees growing in them, as well a sort of raised dais, for people to lounge on, with some steps leading up to it in various spots (only 2 or 3 steps up, it’s not much higher than the garden floor, a meter off the floor at most).
These plant basins and raised dais run along the side of the room for about two thirds of the Garden, if you divided the Garden into 3 parts, from the very tip to the bottom in a straight line (dividing the garden into equal parts along the length only, not looking at total surface space each part would take up, if you know what I mean). This would make them about 24 meters long (since the Garden measured from the highest point of the curved tip all the way along its length straight down would be 35 meters long). And the dais is about 6 meters wide (i.e.: measured from the wall inwards).

Along the other wall are more basins of plants, but no raised dais. Instead, about halfway along (halfway of the two thirds that make up the ‘side walls’, not including the one third that makes up the ‘back wall’), there is a small pond. It is raised about a meter above the ground, and has water continuously pouring in from a pipe above it. It is most likely cooling water for the Tower’s machinery, like the Steambaths. This water, however, is cold. The pond basin itself looks and feels to be made out of rock, as well as some decorative rocks that make the downpouring water from the pipe look like a small waterfall pouring over rocks. It is not rock, however. It is a material that was produced in the Tower, by colonists. The pond is about 5 meters long (along the wall), and 3 meter wide (measured from the wall inwards).

The last third of the room (the back of the room) is made up of a kind of platform/stage at the curved top of the horseshoe. It has steps leading up to it right through the middle from the Garden floor up. It has two parts: a lower part, at the same height as the platforms along the sides of the Garden, and a higher part at the very tip of the horseshoe. There are no more plant basins here. There are several ‘factories’ on both parts of this stage. The factories are really more like semi-automatic workbenches (The real factories in the Canyon and other places are much bigger). These need people to operate them, meaning they will not ‘run’ on their own. There are also two small Sharepoints on the upper stage, in the back.

The ceiling of the Garden is covered in criss-crossing pipes, on which vine-like plants grow, creeper kinds that grab on to ceilings and walls to grow along them.

The dais, walls, ceiling pipes, plant basins, stage, and machines and such are made of various metals. The floor is covered in grass, and the pond basin has already been described above.

There are windows in the Garden wall right up to the stage (the ‘back wall’ behind the stage has no windows in it) which you can look through. If you look out from inside the Garden, you would see the corridor that runs along the Garden’s walls on the outside. It is a typical Tower corridor. From the Garden entrance, and if you imagine the horseshoe with its two poles pointing down: the corridor running along the left hand wall runs along the garden wall for as long as there are windows, but instead of curving along with the back of the Garden (the horseshoe tip), it runs straight ahead, ending in a Radlock to the Canyon. Somewhere before the Radlock, though, there is a branch to the right that leads to a hub and Lockerhall Alpha.
The corridor that runs along the right-hand Garden wall also does not curve along to the tip, and instead, when the windows end, runs straight ahead for a bit to end up at a hub. So, the Garden is surrounded by a corridor almost all around, apart from the curved back/tip.

Emergency Hatch Remover (EHR)

Hydraulic device that works by forcing a probe through the hatch and then 'cutting' an opening.
Is faster than removing the hatch or panel by conventional means but obviously ruins the hatch. Nicknamed the "Can Opener".

The EHR is part of the Multiwrench functionality, but can be stand-alone as well.

((By Mehken))

Plasma Jump Coupler (PJC)

Small piece of plasma conduit with a grip connector in each end. Meant for diverting plasma in
conduits when maintenance is required but can be used for emergency repair if you're in a hurry or don't have a PMK.

((By Mehken))

Correct.

Here's how it looks without Dustman:

Edit: Forgot tdb

                   Monday      Tuesday   Wednesday   Thursday     Friday     Saturday   Sunday
Kryigerofe     any           none        any              bad day      any         any           any
Darkhawk     After 7pm  N/A          After 7pm     After 7pm    N/A         N/A          Any
Norah           any           18:00       18:00           any             any         no            any
Mehken        any            any          any              any             any         any          afternoon
tdb               16-22        bad          16-22           16-22           bad        10-23        10-23

Well then. Let us see if we can find a new day that suits everyone... (as if). Please write below which times are good for you any of the given days (in CEST). (I personally have fairly flexible schedule these days, but I'd prefer weekends.)

                    Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday   Thursday   Friday   Saturday   Sunday
Kryigerofe     any         none        any              bad day     any       any          any

Nano Surgeons

Nanobots used for surgeries. They require human direction.

((By Dustman))