Goonhub
05-12-2020, 09:33 AM
From my experience, no - but please do not be disheartened.
I'll explain what your good at: you're decently robust, and an obvious threat should you be utilized. You know how to combat threats well and are tenacious, you survive despite the odds thrown at you.
What I've noticed you're not great at: what Knight stated, your communication is poor. You tend to lone wolf and branch off from the team. You could be doing great things, but when no other security knows about it, then we don't know how to properly assess the station threat at hand. It starts to become detrimental when you've arrested a player, frisked them and thrown them into the brig and as HoS I don't know why they're there and while the person could be a baddie, I shouldn't have my doubts in those situations.
So that's what you gotta work on - communication. I would recommend you try a few rounds being a warden, stick to sec HQ, look at the cameras, set arrests, ticket/fine players, send private PDA messages to players about potential baddies (hell even use the telephone), interview, and control prisoners. That'd build up the part I feel is lacking.
You'll find that HoS players are mostly chill and often put themselves in direct harms way if it makes for a decent story. You are effectively the fun police. For example if I know a player has bad intentions, I'll entertain there presence so long as they aren't actively murdering. I'll talk shit about them and try goad them into attacking me, and then I'll ticket them posthumously should get out-robust me. And if I do catch em, I'll talk shit about them more. Half my round is just talking shit. I fear, right now, if you become HoS, you won't have that mindset.
So no for now, work on your weaknesses, because your strengths are already present.
I'll explain what your good at: you're decently robust, and an obvious threat should you be utilized. You know how to combat threats well and are tenacious, you survive despite the odds thrown at you.
What I've noticed you're not great at: what Knight stated, your communication is poor. You tend to lone wolf and branch off from the team. You could be doing great things, but when no other security knows about it, then we don't know how to properly assess the station threat at hand. It starts to become detrimental when you've arrested a player, frisked them and thrown them into the brig and as HoS I don't know why they're there and while the person could be a baddie, I shouldn't have my doubts in those situations.
So that's what you gotta work on - communication. I would recommend you try a few rounds being a warden, stick to sec HQ, look at the cameras, set arrests, ticket/fine players, send private PDA messages to players about potential baddies (hell even use the telephone), interview, and control prisoners. That'd build up the part I feel is lacking.
You'll find that HoS players are mostly chill and often put themselves in direct harms way if it makes for a decent story. You are effectively the fun police. For example if I know a player has bad intentions, I'll entertain there presence so long as they aren't actively murdering. I'll talk shit about them and try goad them into attacking me, and then I'll ticket them posthumously should get out-robust me. And if I do catch em, I'll talk shit about them more. Half my round is just talking shit. I fear, right now, if you become HoS, you won't have that mindset.
So no for now, work on your weaknesses, because your strengths are already present.