Goonhub
05-23-2017, 03:37 PM
..stay on...topic.. *twitch
What I find particularly facepalmy of this whole discussion is that you're all going about a position that is in fact fluid. People play sec differently. They should be allowed to. In fact, security etiquette should be allowed for freedom of choice.
There should be a space law book, yet you should be able to dramatically rip it in two. You might rough up your prisoner for talk back and deprive him of communication but a lawyer or nosy AI may state your business. You might disagree at your fellow officer's methods of removing the eyeballs of the clown, and you might show him the end of your taser in the process.
Conflict is fun. We need to enable security to allow them to run into interesting situations. A fun designed brig that isnt "tear your hair out" levels of onesided-ness to the prisoner is one. Bringing in an optional space law is another (you may choose to follow it, others may not, prisoners may invoke it, etc). The brig should double as function as a stopover for other punishments; shock colors, stockades, weak tracking implants, bond machines, weird luduvico technique devices, etc.
I think you get my point.
What I find particularly facepalmy of this whole discussion is that you're all going about a position that is in fact fluid. People play sec differently. They should be allowed to. In fact, security etiquette should be allowed for freedom of choice.
There should be a space law book, yet you should be able to dramatically rip it in two. You might rough up your prisoner for talk back and deprive him of communication but a lawyer or nosy AI may state your business. You might disagree at your fellow officer's methods of removing the eyeballs of the clown, and you might show him the end of your taser in the process.
Conflict is fun. We need to enable security to allow them to run into interesting situations. A fun designed brig that isnt "tear your hair out" levels of onesided-ness to the prisoner is one. Bringing in an optional space law is another (you may choose to follow it, others may not, prisoners may invoke it, etc). The brig should double as function as a stopover for other punishments; shock colors, stockades, weak tracking implants, bond machines, weird luduvico technique devices, etc.
I think you get my point.