Goonhub
09-04-2023, 01:11 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-04-2023, 01:21 PM by Paai. Edited 4 times in total.)
I suppose so-- but I don't think that invalidates the point I was making. Refusing to transfer a drone borg you made into a cyborg is still bad manners- It'd be like if when you borged a criminal, you gave them no limbs on the same grounds as you've justified locking them into drones.
The reasoning of "techically they could do lots of damage if rogued, and thus we should not only borg them, but also cripple them even further and refuse them basic courtesy," doesn't really feel like something that should need to be accounted for mechanically to me, because that's 100% a player issue. That's not an attitude people should be having.
It's also something people COULD do already, anyways-- with the thing I'd mentioned about limbless borgs-- and don't, because it'd be bad manners.
(Also, to point out- roundstart borgs could cause equal amounts of damage if rogued as borged criminals would. Stressing about that point specifically when borgings are used as punishment is kind of odd to me?)
The reasoning of "techically they could do lots of damage if rogued, and thus we should not only borg them, but also cripple them even further and refuse them basic courtesy," doesn't really feel like something that should need to be accounted for mechanically to me, because that's 100% a player issue. That's not an attitude people should be having.
It's also something people COULD do already, anyways-- with the thing I'd mentioned about limbless borgs-- and don't, because it'd be bad manners.
(Also, to point out- roundstart borgs could cause equal amounts of damage if rogued as borged criminals would. Stressing about that point specifically when borgings are used as punishment is kind of odd to me?)