...What? I don't even play D-Class that often, and when I do, I minge. :skull:
I mean, I guess I'm coping at the tens of suggestions that this specific thing's been producing in the subforum over the past month or two?
Honestly, I wish containment beams were CL2 instead. Even just that would be more useful for D-Class against 912 because then it makes it more accessible to them.
I'd also like to add to this point that, IMO, if things are the same now as they were back at the start of last year when I was an OSA, the standards for Assistants are (or at least, were) fine - And to my understanding, there were just a lot of good people for the position that wanted it...
What are the tolerances on the ranges? Are you able to specify radii in hammer units or is it literally just s pick of say, yell, etc. ranges? Because I get /me or /looc not having equivalent range to /y - But IMO I feel their range is still too short. Is there no more ability fine-tune it than...
Exceedingly rare Speff L.
First off, I don't know where you're getting SL from, since rule suggestions are resolved by SSL+ and I never specify any Staff threshold for deciding anything other than leaving the actual enforcement up to moderator discretion.
Secondly, vaguely saying just "a code...
What does this suggestion change/add/remove:
Add something to the Specific Guidelines under 1.12 Realistic Equipment Use about unrealistic/unreasonable (ab)uses of 912 by GenSec, that would constitute a reasonable boundary for the use of 912, which can then be enforced at moderator discretion...
The primary issue is that for other SCPs, the fact that it's a free and really annoying breach is basically the only reason why you'd want to breach 096. Since 096 is one of the few SCPs you can't really co-operate with for a multitude of reasons that I outline here, as well as it kinda being...
What does this suggestion change/add/remove:
When an SCP is no longer being dragged (whether via R (? I forget what the default key is) or are tethered to a fixed point), change cuff behaviour as follows:
The longer they are left unattended, reduce cuff resistance - Eventually letting it get to...
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