What does this suggestion change/add/remove:
Abandonment of Submachine Guns, Introduction of Service Pistol Options, Introduction Mossberg 500
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
Abandonment of Submachine Guns
The decision to remove submachine guns from the arsenal of Internal Affairs is a strategic choice intended to enhance the department's elegance and noncombatant nature. While submachine guns provide increased firepower and versatility in certain situations, it has been observed that the vast majority of arrests and encounters handled by Internal Affairs agents do not necessitate such firepower. By emphasizing more refined and specialized apprehension tools, Internal Affairs personnel can maintain a distinct approach that prioritizes ethical behavior and non-lethal resolution.The lack of submachine guns encourages Internal Affairs agents to rely more on collaboration with other combat units and SCP Foundation agents. This cooperative approach promotes a holistic and cohesive response to situations requiring higher levels of force, while allowing Internal Affairs to continue focusing on ensuring proper conduct and enforcing the Foundation Legal Codex. By collaborating with other specialized units, Internal Affairs agents are able to leverage their expertise in investigations, negotiation, and conflict resolution to complement the strengths of combative units, thereby fostering a seamless and comprehensive approach to upholding the security and ethical standards of the SCP Foundation.The removal of submachine guns from the arsenal of Internal Affairs is consistent with the department's refined and noncombative nature. It recognizes that the vast majority of arrests and scenarios encountered by Internal Affairs agents can be handled effectively without the use of lethal force. This strategic decision promotes collaboration and reinforces the unique role of Internal Affairs within the SCP Foundation, allowing them to carry out their responsibilities in a manner consistent with ethical conduct while working in harmony with other combative units and agents when additional force is required.
Introduction of Service Pistol Options
Internal Affairs agents having the option to choose their service pistol is a progressive step towards empowering agents and ensuring their individual preferences and comfort are taken into account. Similar to how the Department of External Affairs allows its agents to choose their loadouts, allowing Internal Affairs personnel the same freedom acknowledges their unique roles and responsibilities within the SCP Foundation.Entrusting agents with the decision-making process for their primary firearm fosters a sense of ownership and personalization, thereby improving job satisfaction and overall efficiency.Internal Affairs agents feel a subtle but palpable sense of joy at the introduction of this option for selecting their service pistol. It affirms their ability to make informed decisions regarding the tool they rely on every day. Agents can optimize their performance and achieve a higher level of comfort and confidence in the field by considering their individual preferences, ergonomics, and familiarity with particular firearms. This newfound autonomy and satisfaction is anticipated to have a positive effect on agent morale, motivation, and commitment, resulting in a more dedicated and hardworking Department of Internal Affairs workforce.In conclusion, allowing agents of Internal Affairs to choose their service pistol empowers and acknowledges their individuality within the department. It reflects a progressive strategy that is consistent with the practices of other specialized departments, thereby fostering a greater sense of joy and job satisfaction. By allowing agents to choose the firearm that best meets their needs, it fosters comfort, familiarity, and confidence, ultimately boosting their performance and commitment to upholding the Foundation Legal Codex.
Introduction of Mossberg 500
The addition of the Mossberg 500 shotgun to the arsenals of Internal Affairs Ambassadors and Directors represents a strategic upgrade to their equipment options. While Internal Affairs personnel focus primarily on non-combative roles, there are times when optional firepower can be advantageous, particularly in crowd control situations. The Mossberg 500 shotgun is a dependable and adaptable platform that can effectively address such situations, providing a non-lethal yet effective method of maintaining control and ensuring the safety of personnel and individuals involved.Ambassadors and Directors, as key representatives of the Department of Internal Affairs, may require additional equipment beyond a standard pistol in order to carry out their duties effectively. The Mossberg 500 shotgun meets their specific requirements by providing increased versatility and stopping power in situations requiring a more robust response. This weapon improves their capacity to manage critical incidents, mitigate potential threats, and enforce compliance while adhering to the principles of minimal harm and ethical behavior.In conclusion, the addition of the Mossberg 500 shotgun to the arsenals of Internal Affairs Ambassadors and Directors provides them with a valuable tool for optional firepower, especially in situations involving crowd control. Recognizing that Ambassadors and Directors may encounter situations in which a pistol alone is insufficient, the Mossberg 500 shotgun provides enhanced capabilities while ensuring the use of nonlethal force.This addition reflects a strategic consideration for the unique roles and responsibilities of Ambassadors and Directors within the Department of Internal Affairs, allowing them to carry out their duties effectively while adhering to the Foundation Legal Codex.
Response to Counter Arguments
Internal Affairs is able to utilize SCP Foundation assets to enhance their firepower. Agents of Internal Affairs are expected to employ force when necessary. The personnel of Internal Affairs can acquire weapons from site armories or request assistance from MTF or GenSec combat forces.irmories are located throughout the SCP Foundation's suildings. These armories contain numerous firearms and other equipment for various operations. When required, these armories provide weapons and other equipment, including powerful ones. This ensures that the staff of Internal Affairs has the necessary tools to manage escalating situations ethically and in accordance with Foundation regulations.WTF and GenSec can provide weaponry assistance to Internal Affairs agents. When a threat is present, these specialized units can provide immediate assistance.Internal Affairs officials can utilize combat unit experience and expertise to respond to challenging situations by fostering departmental cooperation.In conclusion, the SCP Foundation recognizes that agents of Internal Affairs may require additional armaments.With site armories and MTF or GenSec support, the Internal Affairs staff can manage situations that are leteriorating. This multifaceted strategy provides the Foundation with a balanced and well-coordinated response, allowing Internal Affairs to carry out their responsibilities and employ the appropriate level of force.
(proposed service pistols to be added as options are S&W 659, S&W model 29, MP443, P320, GSH18 and Deagle)
(proposed shotgun for ambassadors and directors is Mossberg 500)
(S&W model 29 needs its ammo capacity reworked since it currently has 12 rounds even though it should hold 6)
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
These changes would align the Internal Affairs personnel with their non-combative nature and give it some elegance. I also even have an IC document if you wish to RP the implementation of these changes through some bureaucracyRP.
(apparently I can only attach ten files)
Abandonment of Submachine Guns, Introduction of Service Pistol Options, Introduction Mossberg 500
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
Abandonment of Submachine Guns
The decision to remove submachine guns from the arsenal of Internal Affairs is a strategic choice intended to enhance the department's elegance and noncombatant nature. While submachine guns provide increased firepower and versatility in certain situations, it has been observed that the vast majority of arrests and encounters handled by Internal Affairs agents do not necessitate such firepower. By emphasizing more refined and specialized apprehension tools, Internal Affairs personnel can maintain a distinct approach that prioritizes ethical behavior and non-lethal resolution.The lack of submachine guns encourages Internal Affairs agents to rely more on collaboration with other combat units and SCP Foundation agents. This cooperative approach promotes a holistic and cohesive response to situations requiring higher levels of force, while allowing Internal Affairs to continue focusing on ensuring proper conduct and enforcing the Foundation Legal Codex. By collaborating with other specialized units, Internal Affairs agents are able to leverage their expertise in investigations, negotiation, and conflict resolution to complement the strengths of combative units, thereby fostering a seamless and comprehensive approach to upholding the security and ethical standards of the SCP Foundation.The removal of submachine guns from the arsenal of Internal Affairs is consistent with the department's refined and noncombative nature. It recognizes that the vast majority of arrests and scenarios encountered by Internal Affairs agents can be handled effectively without the use of lethal force. This strategic decision promotes collaboration and reinforces the unique role of Internal Affairs within the SCP Foundation, allowing them to carry out their responsibilities in a manner consistent with ethical conduct while working in harmony with other combative units and agents when additional force is required.
Introduction of Service Pistol Options
Internal Affairs agents having the option to choose their service pistol is a progressive step towards empowering agents and ensuring their individual preferences and comfort are taken into account. Similar to how the Department of External Affairs allows its agents to choose their loadouts, allowing Internal Affairs personnel the same freedom acknowledges their unique roles and responsibilities within the SCP Foundation.Entrusting agents with the decision-making process for their primary firearm fosters a sense of ownership and personalization, thereby improving job satisfaction and overall efficiency.Internal Affairs agents feel a subtle but palpable sense of joy at the introduction of this option for selecting their service pistol. It affirms their ability to make informed decisions regarding the tool they rely on every day. Agents can optimize their performance and achieve a higher level of comfort and confidence in the field by considering their individual preferences, ergonomics, and familiarity with particular firearms. This newfound autonomy and satisfaction is anticipated to have a positive effect on agent morale, motivation, and commitment, resulting in a more dedicated and hardworking Department of Internal Affairs workforce.In conclusion, allowing agents of Internal Affairs to choose their service pistol empowers and acknowledges their individuality within the department. It reflects a progressive strategy that is consistent with the practices of other specialized departments, thereby fostering a greater sense of joy and job satisfaction. By allowing agents to choose the firearm that best meets their needs, it fosters comfort, familiarity, and confidence, ultimately boosting their performance and commitment to upholding the Foundation Legal Codex.
Introduction of Mossberg 500
The addition of the Mossberg 500 shotgun to the arsenals of Internal Affairs Ambassadors and Directors represents a strategic upgrade to their equipment options. While Internal Affairs personnel focus primarily on non-combative roles, there are times when optional firepower can be advantageous, particularly in crowd control situations. The Mossberg 500 shotgun is a dependable and adaptable platform that can effectively address such situations, providing a non-lethal yet effective method of maintaining control and ensuring the safety of personnel and individuals involved.Ambassadors and Directors, as key representatives of the Department of Internal Affairs, may require additional equipment beyond a standard pistol in order to carry out their duties effectively. The Mossberg 500 shotgun meets their specific requirements by providing increased versatility and stopping power in situations requiring a more robust response. This weapon improves their capacity to manage critical incidents, mitigate potential threats, and enforce compliance while adhering to the principles of minimal harm and ethical behavior.In conclusion, the addition of the Mossberg 500 shotgun to the arsenals of Internal Affairs Ambassadors and Directors provides them with a valuable tool for optional firepower, especially in situations involving crowd control. Recognizing that Ambassadors and Directors may encounter situations in which a pistol alone is insufficient, the Mossberg 500 shotgun provides enhanced capabilities while ensuring the use of nonlethal force.This addition reflects a strategic consideration for the unique roles and responsibilities of Ambassadors and Directors within the Department of Internal Affairs, allowing them to carry out their duties effectively while adhering to the Foundation Legal Codex.
Response to Counter Arguments
Internal Affairs is able to utilize SCP Foundation assets to enhance their firepower. Agents of Internal Affairs are expected to employ force when necessary. The personnel of Internal Affairs can acquire weapons from site armories or request assistance from MTF or GenSec combat forces.irmories are located throughout the SCP Foundation's suildings. These armories contain numerous firearms and other equipment for various operations. When required, these armories provide weapons and other equipment, including powerful ones. This ensures that the staff of Internal Affairs has the necessary tools to manage escalating situations ethically and in accordance with Foundation regulations.WTF and GenSec can provide weaponry assistance to Internal Affairs agents. When a threat is present, these specialized units can provide immediate assistance.Internal Affairs officials can utilize combat unit experience and expertise to respond to challenging situations by fostering departmental cooperation.In conclusion, the SCP Foundation recognizes that agents of Internal Affairs may require additional armaments.With site armories and MTF or GenSec support, the Internal Affairs staff can manage situations that are leteriorating. This multifaceted strategy provides the Foundation with a balanced and well-coordinated response, allowing Internal Affairs to carry out their responsibilities and employ the appropriate level of force.
(proposed service pistols to be added as options are S&W 659, S&W model 29, MP443, P320, GSH18 and Deagle)
(proposed shotgun for ambassadors and directors is Mossberg 500)
(S&W model 29 needs its ammo capacity reworked since it currently has 12 rounds even though it should hold 6)
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
These changes would align the Internal Affairs personnel with their non-combative nature and give it some elegance. I also even have an IC document if you wish to RP the implementation of these changes through some bureaucracyRP.
(apparently I can only attach ten files)
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