Suggestion Title: Self enforcing 3.18
Suggestion Description:
This idea aims to stop combat storing, but allow taking items out.
A property's doors that have been crowbarred, bobby pinned or bombed will have its storage chest temporarily restricted for the next 5-10 minutes, unless the front door has re-spawned, been closed and locked by anyone with keys to the property.
Typically, a property that has locked its front door again is not really being raided anymore considering they're likely dead, unless the raiders left inexplicably, but intend to come back for another attempt.
This affects only the property that is being raided, meaning that if your slums apartment is being raided, you're not restricted if you're at projex.
The following items cannot be stored during this time:
- Any firearms & melee weapons.
- Any equippable/usable items related to a raid or shootout. (crowbars, bobby pins, grenades)
- Any drugs. (meth, coke, weed, shrooms)
- Any & all chemical table related items. (distillation kits, beakers, pyrex dishes)
Why should this be added?:
- Reduces 3.18 violations, less strain on staff.
- A self-enforcing system means more fair raids for raiders, who already risk their life and equipment by having to force their way through bullet storms to get to the raid goal; weapons and drugs. Most raiders also commonly lose, so this would reduce the frustration of having a bothced raid because someone decided to store their weapons and pull out a double barrel instead, and also store their drugs in the process.
What negatives could this have?:
- It's entirely possible that my list is missing items that can be stored, but either mugged, dropped or otherwise looted from a raid.
- This idea as proposed doesn't cover every angle in preventing 3.18 violations. A door that respawns after being blown off its hinges, and/or otherwise closed and locked does not mean the raid is over. Raiders could still be outside when this happens, but because of the way I proposed this idea, the storage would be unrestricted once the door is locked.
- Idea could have other flaws that I am not yet aware of. But on paper this seems like a good idea.
Suggestion Description:
This idea aims to stop combat storing, but allow taking items out.
A property's doors that have been crowbarred, bobby pinned or bombed will have its storage chest temporarily restricted for the next 5-10 minutes, unless the front door has re-spawned, been closed and locked by anyone with keys to the property.
Typically, a property that has locked its front door again is not really being raided anymore considering they're likely dead, unless the raiders left inexplicably, but intend to come back for another attempt.
This affects only the property that is being raided, meaning that if your slums apartment is being raided, you're not restricted if you're at projex.
The following items cannot be stored during this time:
- Any firearms & melee weapons.
- Any equippable/usable items related to a raid or shootout. (crowbars, bobby pins, grenades)
- Any drugs. (meth, coke, weed, shrooms)
- Any & all chemical table related items. (distillation kits, beakers, pyrex dishes)
Why should this be added?:
- Reduces 3.18 violations, less strain on staff.
- A self-enforcing system means more fair raids for raiders, who already risk their life and equipment by having to force their way through bullet storms to get to the raid goal; weapons and drugs. Most raiders also commonly lose, so this would reduce the frustration of having a bothced raid because someone decided to store their weapons and pull out a double barrel instead, and also store their drugs in the process.
What negatives could this have?:
- It's entirely possible that my list is missing items that can be stored, but either mugged, dropped or otherwise looted from a raid.
- This idea as proposed doesn't cover every angle in preventing 3.18 violations. A door that respawns after being blown off its hinges, and/or otherwise closed and locked does not mean the raid is over. Raiders could still be outside when this happens, but because of the way I proposed this idea, the storage would be unrestricted once the door is locked.
- Idea could have other flaws that I am not yet aware of. But on paper this seems like a good idea.
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