- Staff
- #1
Suggestion Title: Workaround for NLR killings
Suggestion Description: Adding a “vendetta” command to PERP.
The command could be /Vendetta *player name*.
The idea is you use this command to “mark” player name tags. Anyone who does this will now see the name above the players head as red. Upon either the user being seeked or the user who wrote the command having any sort of altercation resulting in NLR, their name will no longer appear red.
This should be automated for players who mug you and take items off of you whilst you are ziptied.
This is to indicate that said player is on a new life, and to prevent players from being able to. If you use this command whilst someone is taking items off of you, you now have confirmation from that point on to know if that person now has NLR or not.
Of course this player tagging system will be logged on scambans logs so staff can still determine if it is being used or not.
Why should this be added?:
- reduces NLR reports
- Shouldn’t suck too much to code probably
- Easy fix for a long standing issue
- Makes sense.
What negatives could this have?:
- circumvention possible if someone breaks NLR to mark someone
Suggestion Description: Adding a “vendetta” command to PERP.
The command could be /Vendetta *player name*.
The idea is you use this command to “mark” player name tags. Anyone who does this will now see the name above the players head as red. Upon either the user being seeked or the user who wrote the command having any sort of altercation resulting in NLR, their name will no longer appear red.
This should be automated for players who mug you and take items off of you whilst you are ziptied.
This is to indicate that said player is on a new life, and to prevent players from being able to. If you use this command whilst someone is taking items off of you, you now have confirmation from that point on to know if that person now has NLR or not.
Of course this player tagging system will be logged on scambans logs so staff can still determine if it is being used or not.
Why should this be added?:
- reduces NLR reports
- Shouldn’t suck too much to code probably
- Easy fix for a long standing issue
- Makes sense.
What negatives could this have?:
- circumvention possible if someone breaks NLR to mark someone