What does this suggestion change/add/remove:
Adds (or brings to light - if it is already a ruling) a rule that disallows people on anima (or any kind of immortality chemical) to stand right next to SCP-173.
Alternatively make it so the SCP-173 ability doesn't target people who are immune (like on anima), so a 173 player automatically targets someone else (still wouldn't fully solve the issue though.)
Has something similar been suggested before? If so, why is your suggestion different?:
Not that I'm aware of.
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
- Doesn't allow SCP-173 to be captured in such an unfun way (just unable to move, unable to act, even if this was done from SCP-173's max HP)
- Makes people unable to do RP / lore unfriendly actions.
- Disallows people from doing something that makes a whole SCP completely unable to act.
Possible Negatives of the suggestion:
- It makes SCP-173 a tiny bit less capturable (although I'm not sure how often the anima trick is used)
- Staff would have to watch for the rule break (possibly using time) and isn't the easiest thing to solve in the moment
- Dev time if it's the ability change
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
Both of my suggestions have the same issue and both solve the problem in different ways (one an ability change and one a rule change.) Currently if a person on anima stands next to SCP-173, the SCP is forced to target them (and cannot kill them because they're on anima), cannot move (because 173 is being watched by the person on anima), and cannot target anyone else (because they're forced to target the closest person.)
Simply put, having such a unfun action being available to players to use against other players (especially those who are breached as SCPs) makes the situation/RP unfun, boring, and massively annoying for the person playing SCP-173. Not only is it these things it's also kinda "lore" unfriendly, in any situation 173 would just choose a different target, but they cannot do that on server and are instead forced to target the closest person to them.
Adds (or brings to light - if it is already a ruling) a rule that disallows people on anima (or any kind of immortality chemical) to stand right next to SCP-173.
Alternatively make it so the SCP-173 ability doesn't target people who are immune (like on anima), so a 173 player automatically targets someone else (still wouldn't fully solve the issue though.)
Has something similar been suggested before? If so, why is your suggestion different?:
Not that I'm aware of.
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
- Doesn't allow SCP-173 to be captured in such an unfun way (just unable to move, unable to act, even if this was done from SCP-173's max HP)
- Makes people unable to do RP / lore unfriendly actions.
- Disallows people from doing something that makes a whole SCP completely unable to act.
Possible Negatives of the suggestion:
- It makes SCP-173 a tiny bit less capturable (although I'm not sure how often the anima trick is used)
- Staff would have to watch for the rule break (possibly using time) and isn't the easiest thing to solve in the moment
- Dev time if it's the ability change
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
Both of my suggestions have the same issue and both solve the problem in different ways (one an ability change and one a rule change.) Currently if a person on anima stands next to SCP-173, the SCP is forced to target them (and cannot kill them because they're on anima), cannot move (because 173 is being watched by the person on anima), and cannot target anyone else (because they're forced to target the closest person.)
Simply put, having such a unfun action being available to players to use against other players (especially those who are breached as SCPs) makes the situation/RP unfun, boring, and massively annoying for the person playing SCP-173. Not only is it these things it's also kinda "lore" unfriendly, in any situation 173 would just choose a different target, but they cannot do that on server and are instead forced to target the closest person to them.