Goonhub
I was thinking of making a PR that would make it so that anyone wearing sechuds would automatically see the names of anyone set to an arrest status - basically like examining a person to see their name but always on. Looking for thoughts/feedback if this would be a good idea or not.
On one hand, I think this would be nice for sec officers to see the names of people set to an arrest status, considering there's already an icon symbol available showing that they are set to some status. It would also help with quicker threat assessment.
However, I wasn't sure if this would be too much of a leg up for sec officers in terms of having an advantage over other players, notably the antagonists.
I wasn't sure if this wasn't in the game just because it was never added, or if there was a reason for not having it done.
Also a side idea, I was thinking of making it so that another setting in a security records computer could be set - a "Sechud flag," which if set, this value would appear along with the person's name, in place of the pronoun that appears for examining, which could help communicate reasons why someone is set to arrest a little easier, but not sure if this would be valuable/wanted or not. Like someone could set a flag "Murder" or "Husk."
On one hand, I think this would be nice for sec officers to see the names of people set to an arrest status, considering there's already an icon symbol available showing that they are set to some status. It would also help with quicker threat assessment.
However, I wasn't sure if this would be too much of a leg up for sec officers in terms of having an advantage over other players, notably the antagonists.
I wasn't sure if this wasn't in the game just because it was never added, or if there was a reason for not having it done.
Also a side idea, I was thinking of making it so that another setting in a security records computer could be set - a "Sechud flag," which if set, this value would appear along with the person's name, in place of the pronoun that appears for examining, which could help communicate reasons why someone is set to arrest a little easier, but not sure if this would be valuable/wanted or not. Like someone could set a flag "Murder" or "Husk."