What does this suggestion change/add/remove:
Adds a communication line dedicated to SCP-912, where both 912 and exclusively security personnel can communicate through.
IA would also have access to this communications line to monitor if security personnel are abusing it.
The comm line would be "/912" and would look like "[912] <NAME>: <MESSAGE>"
Both Security Personnel and SCP-912 may only use this communication line for good reasons and are not to abuse it, misuse of 912's communication line would end up in an arrest for Misuse 2. SCP-912's punishment would be recontainment.
Personnel can order 912 through the comms line, but only when a given reason is in their order so that they cannot abuse it. For example: "912, arrest that chef for letting out D-Class" OR "Arrest that researcher if they open airlock again". Security personnel wouldn't need to give a reason to 912 in person in future if this suggestion is to pass.
Has something similar been suggested before? If so, why is your suggestion different?:
Not to my knowledge.
I'm pretty sure there would be some sort of suggestion for SCP comm's, but it wouldn't make sense as having a radio wouldn't suit most SCP's character.
For SCP-912 it does make sense since he's supposed to be a walking suit of armor acting as a SWAT soldier.
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
912 would be able to be more useful to the site by reporting on:
- Hostile, non-military uniformed personnel.
- D-Class are escaping through catwalk or airlock.
- Vital doors are broken.
- Other SCP containment breaches only if 912 isn't breached themselves.
- No security personnel being at D-Block or other POI's.
- Gunshots are going off in an area. (Only if gunshot's are from non-uniformed personnel, must confirm before reporting.)
If 912 ever got stuck behind a keycard required door or any other zone, they'd be able to ask on comms to be assisted and not get indefinitely stuck.
Same goes if 912 willingly wants to go into an area like D-Block or their CC.
Possible Negatives of the suggestion:
A 912 player may call out the position of other faction personnel, breaking rule 6 of his subsection in section 6.6 of the MOTD. A prevention for this is to put in the rules that 912 must not call out the position of uniformed hostiles in his comms.
Security personnel may abuse this comm line in either a malicious or useless way, such as giving 912 unethical orders or ordering 912 to do useless tasks. Again, their punishment would be arrest for Misuse 2.
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
+ Allows for 912 to be more used for RP reasons.
+ Adds more depth to 912's character, why wouldn't a walking suit of armor not have a walkie-talkie?
+ Gives 912 players a reason to be more active instead of just waiting to breach.
- May cause a faction's raid to fall apart if a SCP-912 player isn't knowledgeable about the rules (via 912 calling out their location).
Adds a communication line dedicated to SCP-912, where both 912 and exclusively security personnel can communicate through.
IA would also have access to this communications line to monitor if security personnel are abusing it.
The comm line would be "/912" and would look like "[912] <NAME>: <MESSAGE>"
Both Security Personnel and SCP-912 may only use this communication line for good reasons and are not to abuse it, misuse of 912's communication line would end up in an arrest for Misuse 2. SCP-912's punishment would be recontainment.
Personnel can order 912 through the comms line, but only when a given reason is in their order so that they cannot abuse it. For example: "912, arrest that chef for letting out D-Class" OR "Arrest that researcher if they open airlock again". Security personnel wouldn't need to give a reason to 912 in person in future if this suggestion is to pass.
Has something similar been suggested before? If so, why is your suggestion different?:
Not to my knowledge.
I'm pretty sure there would be some sort of suggestion for SCP comm's, but it wouldn't make sense as having a radio wouldn't suit most SCP's character.
For SCP-912 it does make sense since he's supposed to be a walking suit of armor acting as a SWAT soldier.
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
912 would be able to be more useful to the site by reporting on:
- Hostile, non-military uniformed personnel.
- D-Class are escaping through catwalk or airlock.
- Vital doors are broken.
- Other SCP containment breaches only if 912 isn't breached themselves.
- No security personnel being at D-Block or other POI's.
- Gunshots are going off in an area. (Only if gunshot's are from non-uniformed personnel, must confirm before reporting.)
If 912 ever got stuck behind a keycard required door or any other zone, they'd be able to ask on comms to be assisted and not get indefinitely stuck.
Same goes if 912 willingly wants to go into an area like D-Block or their CC.
Possible Negatives of the suggestion:
A 912 player may call out the position of other faction personnel, breaking rule 6 of his subsection in section 6.6 of the MOTD. A prevention for this is to put in the rules that 912 must not call out the position of uniformed hostiles in his comms.
Security personnel may abuse this comm line in either a malicious or useless way, such as giving 912 unethical orders or ordering 912 to do useless tasks. Again, their punishment would be arrest for Misuse 2.
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
+ Allows for 912 to be more used for RP reasons.
+ Adds more depth to 912's character, why wouldn't a walking suit of armor not have a walkie-talkie?
+ Gives 912 players a reason to be more active instead of just waiting to breach.
- May cause a faction's raid to fall apart if a SCP-912 player isn't knowledgeable about the rules (via 912 calling out their location).
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