Goonhub
11-10-2023, 04:04 PM
If anything, cutting the ID access wire should make it so the door doesn't recognize any ID anymore and simply doesn't open. Having to pulse/cut the power wire and use a crowbar make more sense. Its a bit longer, make noise and leave evidence.
You could also make it so that the door bolts fall into place if the wires are tempered with making it so you need to deal with bolts before anything else. But that might make it too tedious.
Its also weird that you can just mend wires with magic and completely consequence free. You should at least maybe have wire in your hand or something.
Its fine that hacking doors is not that hard, but maybe it shouldn't be done so casualy and without any risk once you've figured the first door or the round. So different department having different wires setup, command and sec doors having extra "bad" wires, and such wouldn't be a terrible idea too.
You could also make it so that the door bolts fall into place if the wires are tempered with making it so you need to deal with bolts before anything else. But that might make it too tedious.
Its also weird that you can just mend wires with magic and completely consequence free. You should at least maybe have wire in your hand or something.
Its fine that hacking doors is not that hard, but maybe it shouldn't be done so casualy and without any risk once you've figured the first door or the round. So different department having different wires setup, command and sec doors having extra "bad" wires, and such wouldn't be a terrible idea too.