Goonhub
12-04-2015, 06:32 PM
Currently security records looks something like
Thing is, even on the new destiny RP server, nobody even updates these. They're a pain in the ass as major/minor/notes is a cumbersome way of looking at it and it's nowhere near as satisfying ticketing or fining as it's done on your PDA and on the spot. There's also no system that actually documents tickets and fining, so really it makes more sense to combine all of this.
So how about instead of having Major/minor/notes security records look something more like this:
Tickets/fines are updated automatically on the records.
Instead of status where you can set them to arrest and place them as other status (other status which are NEVER used either) we just take that out and simply just have a set to arrest (i.e Get beepsky after him) button
The status info is also lacking how many times security actually had to confront the perp, so number of times incarcerated would keep that shit in check.
And finally no need to remove notes; that might be useful if you want to add something that isn't a crime.
That is all.
Quote:Minor Crimes
Major crimes
Status (set to arrest/incarcerated/etc)
Notes
Thing is, even on the new destiny RP server, nobody even updates these. They're a pain in the ass as major/minor/notes is a cumbersome way of looking at it and it's nowhere near as satisfying ticketing or fining as it's done on your PDA and on the spot. There's also no system that actually documents tickets and fining, so really it makes more sense to combine all of this.
So how about instead of having Major/minor/notes security records look something more like this:
Quote:Tickets
Fines
Arrest (y/n)
Number of times incarcerated
Notes
Tickets/fines are updated automatically on the records.
Instead of status where you can set them to arrest and place them as other status (other status which are NEVER used either) we just take that out and simply just have a set to arrest (i.e Get beepsky after him) button
The status info is also lacking how many times security actually had to confront the perp, so number of times incarcerated would keep that shit in check.
And finally no need to remove notes; that might be useful if you want to add something that isn't a crime.
That is all.