Goonhub
07-31-2022, 03:36 AM
Space Law has the exciting duality that if you follow it, you get yelled at by other officers; and if you dont follow it, you get yelled at by other officers.
I think as you play more of security, you develop a stronger "method", for lack of a better word, for determining appropriate punishments. One of the ones I liked a lot was Emily's where she took how much time she spent arresting someone and divided it by two, I think, and that was their brig time.
Yeah, the only thing about Space Law I guess that I find important is that the page says it's all approved punishments that won't get you into hot water with admins.
Replacing a lube-spamming clown's arms with bike horns isn't covered but it doesnt necessarily mean that's a bad way to go about punishment. No matter what way it's written, there will always be people who only follow the codex of Space Law and don't come up with alternative punishments like horn arms outside of Space Law. I'd be curious to know which sections you think need a rewrite; Employee of a Hostile Corp, for example, makes a lot of sense in-universe as a crime, but I rarely charge someone with EHC/"being a syndicate"
I think as you play more of security, you develop a stronger "method", for lack of a better word, for determining appropriate punishments. One of the ones I liked a lot was Emily's where she took how much time she spent arresting someone and divided it by two, I think, and that was their brig time.
Yeah, the only thing about Space Law I guess that I find important is that the page says it's all approved punishments that won't get you into hot water with admins.
Replacing a lube-spamming clown's arms with bike horns isn't covered but it doesnt necessarily mean that's a bad way to go about punishment. No matter what way it's written, there will always be people who only follow the codex of Space Law and don't come up with alternative punishments like horn arms outside of Space Law. I'd be curious to know which sections you think need a rewrite; Employee of a Hostile Corp, for example, makes a lot of sense in-universe as a crime, but I rarely charge someone with EHC/"being a syndicate"