Goonhub
05-26-2017, 05:44 PM
I suppose what I meant was how to bring people down from "attacking security for seemingly no reason" to "messing with them but staying out of the way when shit happens".
Like, maybe I just have weird rounds, but I tend to find that people are more likely to attack a security officer than the person who clearly has traitor weaponry and is using them at that moment.
Fuck, just the other day I caught on fire through reasons I'm not entirely sure and a person I arrested came by and stapled me several times before running off. (It was actually one of my best security rounds specifically because this person was a fun criminal to try and successfully apprehend, and I remember him complimenting me for not beating him to death after effectively 20-30 minutes of random bullshit, but that's neither here nor there.)
Like, maybe I just have weird rounds, but I tend to find that people are more likely to attack a security officer than the person who clearly has traitor weaponry and is using them at that moment.
Fuck, just the other day I caught on fire through reasons I'm not entirely sure and a person I arrested came by and stapled me several times before running off. (It was actually one of my best security rounds specifically because this person was a fun criminal to try and successfully apprehend, and I remember him complimenting me for not beating him to death after effectively 20-30 minutes of random bullshit, but that's neither here nor there.)