Suggestion Title: Bomb difusal
Suggestion Description: Let TFU difuse remote bombs as an alternative to exploding them.
This will take 90 seconds, or so, and will lock them into a loading bar, with the animation of picking up spikes.
In addition, there will be a 1% chance the bomb detonates instead of being difused at the end of the loading bar. This is a must.
A new item called difusal kit can be added with a charge of 1 to prevent mass difusals by one cop.
Why should this be added?:
- An alternative to exploding bomb
- Same as exploding, but let's police deal with remote bombs in a neater, more roleplay-friendly way. Think of a bomb happening at bazaar, you'd have to move it, and keep cordoning off an area and people. This happened today.
- Less roleplay disruption in large crowded areas.
- It is more roleplay friendly
- Less explosions taking place in random locations.
What negatives could this have?:
- It could be argued that having to move the bomb is the bombers intention, so they can wait for police, and explode it at the right time, so, this can be bad for them.
- Less cordon roleplay idk
- Police will be busy maybe slightly less, which means if the intention is to waste time, it would be faster. However, this can be fixed by making the timer larger.
What problem would this suggestion solve?: More roleplay friendly way to deal with bombs. It looks cleaner and is better for police having to move the bomb through populated areas.
Suggestion Description: Let TFU difuse remote bombs as an alternative to exploding them.
This will take 90 seconds, or so, and will lock them into a loading bar, with the animation of picking up spikes.
In addition, there will be a 1% chance the bomb detonates instead of being difused at the end of the loading bar. This is a must.
A new item called difusal kit can be added with a charge of 1 to prevent mass difusals by one cop.
Why should this be added?:
- An alternative to exploding bomb
- Same as exploding, but let's police deal with remote bombs in a neater, more roleplay-friendly way. Think of a bomb happening at bazaar, you'd have to move it, and keep cordoning off an area and people. This happened today.
- Less roleplay disruption in large crowded areas.
- It is more roleplay friendly
- Less explosions taking place in random locations.
What negatives could this have?:
- It could be argued that having to move the bomb is the bombers intention, so they can wait for police, and explode it at the right time, so, this can be bad for them.
- Less cordon roleplay idk
- Police will be busy maybe slightly less, which means if the intention is to waste time, it would be faster. However, this can be fixed by making the timer larger.
What problem would this suggestion solve?: More roleplay friendly way to deal with bombs. It looks cleaner and is better for police having to move the bomb through populated areas.
