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+Support 096 is pretty underpowered and this would probably be a thing with other scps, (Containment Decay, Open door breach timer

+Support imagine being able to disintegrate people with your mind but not being able to escape from handcuffs

why are scu so low, and why do they have riot license, make them like cspec but with heavy license requirements

Would make more sense to station GSD there though.

multiple people can and do consecutively place them after one decays, so yes, they can be spammed

*insert 10 paragraph rant of why we need it* ?????????????????

all of these make the RBs practically obsolete when outnumbered, i get it, it isnt that fun to be insta killed randomly, but it also isnt fun if they get crushed by 3-4+ people with SRAs and are only capable of killing one immediately. -Support maybe increase the amount of time an anchor but...

i already do this

brain numbed, argument lost ?

patrol ≠ guard

shouldnt gsd be guarding it outside of codes? not e11?

usually they get 2, but ones that get 3 are usually close range, medium and longer range weapons the pistol is good utility for downing people and is better to have as a sidearm than without they use cl3 bio to open most bio doors excluding cl4, which ert are not allowed to enter: (AA, Offices...

but why do e11 not guard other scps, ever

i would also argue that the pistol is useful for downing people

the least they could do is edit the bodygroups to look more unique and less cluttered

+Support maybe make it only when an scp is flagged on or was flagged on a set time before

better idea, character presets, which simply change the name and description so you dont have to keep a copy paste of them or manually type them in each time. Keeps licences and whitelists. it could even change favourite jobs etc.

+Support anyone who -Supports probably, suck.

the riot actually makes riots, riots, plus im sure they will continue to implement balance changes

+Support ambassadors shouldnt have to essentially act as sr agents, and should be able to actually do their job