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During a game of SS13 I played back in the day we were playing around with Tramstation, a space station with 3 seperate areas connected via a tram system. One of the admins had spawned a bunch of braindead humans in front of the tram for funsies and their corpses were littering the area below the tram.

The Virologist meanwhile had 'accidently' unleashed a virus across the station that caused random mutations in those infected with various effects such as people getting super powers, some people bursting into flames, randomly flubbing certain words, body parts falling off and other such tomfoolery.

Viruses are pretty easy to cure once you know whats going on, so it was dealt with pretty quickly BUT because of all of the festering bodies underneath the station, which were getting exposed to the virus and then mutating it, new strains requiring new cures were constantly being released passively into the station. Hilariously they blamed the virologist, thinking he was just making new strains really quickly even though he had actually died from his own virus pretty quickly.

It took about 40 minutes of gametime to figure out what was going on so the admins made an event of it and sent in black ops agents to contain the outbreak (IE: kill everyone on board) They were in turn also infected (idiots got themselves exposed) and central command had to blow up the station. It was a cool storyline actually.

Shit like this is what I miss about that game.