Give latejoin sec an antag token if they would have rolled traitor

[Sundance]

I like your suggestion sundance but wouldnt that bring up the problem of no one round starting as sec and instead always late joining because latejoin NTSO-lite or whatever is just better?

2 reasons:

1. By skipping round-start "ready", you lose the chance to be an antagonist. That's a big un'
2. By skipping the round-start "ready" and you want to be a security officer, you then have to wait 15/20/30 mins depending on how the clock is coded.


Essentially it'd be a pretty dumb move to skip being a round-start officer for a slightly cooler officer that's completely blind to the station threats. It might cause a player whose in the lobby that late joined to wait maybe 5-10 mins for the role, but that's not really too bad imo.

Like the NTSO, their equipment isn't euphoric levels of great. It's just mildly better but unique.

[Drago156]

You know, what if you gave security a very light weighting increase for each round they play? Nothing major maybe like half a percent or one percent for every round, that way antag rounds can still be a wee little bit more common but sec mains don't go absolutely berserk when they get sec for the 40th round in a row or go that long without antag or something. I know for sure that I had rounds yesterday where two people kept pulling antag back to back to back while I never really seem to get it except once in a blue moon, real frustrating if you ask me.

[Boxta]

You know, what if you gave security a very light weighting increase for each round they play? Nothing major maybe like half a percent or one percent for every round, that way antag rounds can still be a wee little bit more common but sec mains don't go absolutely berserk when they get sec for the 40th round in a row or go that long without antag or something. I know for sure that I had rounds yesterday where two people kept pulling antag back to back to back while I never really seem to get it except once in a blue moon, real frustrating if you ask me.

+! to this

[Technature]

This is honestly the best idea I've seen.

I think make it so the weight doesn't apply if you don't have antags on at all though.

Yes I know, half a percentage, but that still strikes me as abusable to anyone who has the patience.