Goonhub
06-22-2016, 07:32 AM
ID card theft discussion might be suited for another thread rather than send this one down a murky sidepath. I agree with Hufflaw that most of those crimes are fine and shouldn't require admin intervention because whatever's taken is easily replaceable, health repairable. ID cards are the exception: they're critical to some jobs, and there are some large if chains in the way of recovering access.
IF you can get your hands on some kind of weapon, and IF you can find the person who took your ID, IF you manage to robust them, and IF they're still carrying your ID instead of having spaced it, hid it or tossed it in the crusher: congrats.
Else IF the HoP/captain are alive and IF you can convince them to make you a new ID instead of doing whatever they want to be doing: congrats - but you've permanently lost access to your bank account without the old one.
Either way you're going to spend a fair chunk of the round trying to recover your ID, and it's probably quicker and with a higher success rate to see if you can steal the cap's spare. (Another if.)
In short, just about everything else can be replaced, but there are some big and unscaleable ifs a player may not be able to influence in the way of regaining access.
IF you can get your hands on some kind of weapon, and IF you can find the person who took your ID, IF you manage to robust them, and IF they're still carrying your ID instead of having spaced it, hid it or tossed it in the crusher: congrats.
Else IF the HoP/captain are alive and IF you can convince them to make you a new ID instead of doing whatever they want to be doing: congrats - but you've permanently lost access to your bank account without the old one.
Either way you're going to spend a fair chunk of the round trying to recover your ID, and it's probably quicker and with a higher success rate to see if you can steal the cap's spare. (Another if.)
In short, just about everything else can be replaced, but there are some big and unscaleable ifs a player may not be able to influence in the way of regaining access.