Goonhub
08-11-2020, 02:22 PM
Phyvo, it's not about stopping rampages it's about the use of SEC equipment in said rampages.
Yes, they can steal it off a SEC officer.
Yes, they can order it and Packet/ID it open.
It's about making it harder, less accessible. If you were playing prior to tokens, more specifically in SEC department you may understand not only how frequent but how nerve-racking it is to have to make sure the weapons in SEC are secure.
(Armory excluded, that's easier to deal with for many reasons.)
Most rampages committed were with SEC gear, to the point where it was a problem--that's probably why the token system was introduced.
There are plenty of ways to "Rise up" against an antag.
Many items have recently been introduced and buffed across ALL departments to make standing up to Antags feasible.
I find the tracker to be VERY useful. Do I use it every round? No. But it certainly works out very well for when it is needed.
Please do consider it more and take note of the changes and how they affect the game if you haven't noticed yet.
Yes, they can steal it off a SEC officer.
Yes, they can order it and Packet/ID it open.
It's about making it harder, less accessible. If you were playing prior to tokens, more specifically in SEC department you may understand not only how frequent but how nerve-racking it is to have to make sure the weapons in SEC are secure.
(Armory excluded, that's easier to deal with for many reasons.)
Most rampages committed were with SEC gear, to the point where it was a problem--that's probably why the token system was introduced.
There are plenty of ways to "Rise up" against an antag.
Many items have recently been introduced and buffed across ALL departments to make standing up to Antags feasible.
I find the tracker to be VERY useful. Do I use it every round? No. But it certainly works out very well for when it is needed.
Please do consider it more and take note of the changes and how they affect the game if you haven't noticed yet.