2026-09-08 16:31:25
Anonymous:
Correct capacity label and current provisional interface status
hold the flood/survival and loadout.md ..
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Both choices pursue the selected goal: reach Collar Control, free the isolation bridge and bring it aboard while deciding whether the loose Fork powers both the rack and patient-bay shutter.
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| Departure choice | Manifest under the proposed nine-unit model | Strength | Cost exposed during extraction |
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| Departure choice | Manifest under the proposed ten-unit model | Strength | Cost exposed during extraction |
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| **Retrieval-ready** | Four active rig parts (4) + one full canister (2) = 6 used, 4 free | Reserved space for the freed bridge (2), carried Fork (1) and one unit of other loot | Less breathing reserve; the player may need to return after a completed fastener rather than attempt the noisy final stage |
| **Air-heavy** | Four active rig parts (4) + two full canisters (4) = 8 used, 2 free | More time to observe, retreat or survive a longer route, while the bridge still fits | The Fork must stay deployed/behind unless another carried object is deliberately dropped; an empty canister still occupies two units |
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## Uncertainties, effort and later evidence
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Still open are the true capacity model and rig geometry; tank and canister sizes, transfer rate and readable return margin; the starting loadout; objective-item sizes; field-refill vulnerability; healing and suit-condition resources; which fixtures accept oxygen; alive-return world behavior; and how partial vessels appear in the interface. [Player Information](/Hold%20The%20Flood/Player%20Information) is a provisional interface input only: its continuous oxygen/capacity display, atomic pickup feedback and carried/installed labels are useful dependencies, but its focused review and pending author response are not accepted here as settled rules.
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Still open are the true capacity model and rig geometry; tank and canister sizes, transfer rate and readable return margin; the starting loadout; objective-item sizes; field-refill vulnerability; healing and suit-condition resources; which fixtures accept oxygen; alive-return world behavior; and how partial vessels appear in the interface. [Player Information](/Hold%20The%20Flood/Player%20Information) is a provisional interface input only: its continuous oxygen/capacity display, atomic pickup feedback and carried/installed labels are useful dependencies, but its review and response do not make them owner-selected or accepted here as settled rules.
**First-pass planning envelope, from assignment through one focused review and one bounded response:** Systems authoring 6–10 active role-hours, Reviewer 3–5, Systems response 2–4; **11–19 role-hours total**. This includes the lifecycle, one opening loadout comparison, source reconciliation, one review and one response, but excludes PM waiting/disposition.
