What does this suggestion change/add/remove:
[This suggestion would add the ability to !credit to the security sergeant role.]
Has something similar been suggested before? If so, why is your suggestion different?:
[Couldnt find one]
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
[The positives of allowing Sergeants to !credit others include; more credit for hard working GENSEC, allows credit to be given to lower GENSEC when a Captain+ isn't online, better morale within GENSEC, more dedicated players getting the recognition and xp they deserve.]
Possible Negatives of the suggestion:
[The only possible negative I can imagine is the !credit command being over used possibly but the Sergeant role is a whitelisted role, handpicked by Captains+, so I dont believe the abuse of this command would be an issue.]
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
[I think this suggestion should be accepted due to the fact that it would be an overwhelmingly positive change that I know many GSD would welcome. As well as allowing the flow of credit to increase to those who deserve it but may not be online at the same time as a captain. There have been countless times where I see a new or frequent player who is doing their job perfectly and being a model GENSEC but they never get the credit they deserve due to no captain being online. Since the GENSEC roles below Sergeant mainly rely on xp level; I believe that keeping the flow of credit steady is essential to having a strong GENSEC. If a cadet spends all night guarding dblock and performing their duties to the tee, but no captain is online during that time to reward them, that cadet is going to feel under appreciated. If Sergeants could credit as well, i believe this issue would be much less common. Credit is more than just a way to level up and unlock more roles; Credit is also a way to show gratitude to those who excel at their job and keep players happy. Thus, allowing Sergeants to !credit would not only help GSD as a whole but would make the role of Sergeant more rewarding as well.]
[This suggestion would add the ability to !credit to the security sergeant role.]
Has something similar been suggested before? If so, why is your suggestion different?:
[Couldnt find one]
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
[The positives of allowing Sergeants to !credit others include; more credit for hard working GENSEC, allows credit to be given to lower GENSEC when a Captain+ isn't online, better morale within GENSEC, more dedicated players getting the recognition and xp they deserve.]
Possible Negatives of the suggestion:
[The only possible negative I can imagine is the !credit command being over used possibly but the Sergeant role is a whitelisted role, handpicked by Captains+, so I dont believe the abuse of this command would be an issue.]
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
[I think this suggestion should be accepted due to the fact that it would be an overwhelmingly positive change that I know many GSD would welcome. As well as allowing the flow of credit to increase to those who deserve it but may not be online at the same time as a captain. There have been countless times where I see a new or frequent player who is doing their job perfectly and being a model GENSEC but they never get the credit they deserve due to no captain being online. Since the GENSEC roles below Sergeant mainly rely on xp level; I believe that keeping the flow of credit steady is essential to having a strong GENSEC. If a cadet spends all night guarding dblock and performing their duties to the tee, but no captain is online during that time to reward them, that cadet is going to feel under appreciated. If Sergeants could credit as well, i believe this issue would be much less common. Credit is more than just a way to level up and unlock more roles; Credit is also a way to show gratitude to those who excel at their job and keep players happy. Thus, allowing Sergeants to !credit would not only help GSD as a whole but would make the role of Sergeant more rewarding as well.]