Player search option

[Azzy]

Brief Summary: being able to search the player using the Interaction menu or Change the rule that you have to drop everything in the inventory

Detailed Suggestion: Being able to use the interaction menu to Rob a player(who is ziptied)  which would open your invo and victim's invo side by side letting you take all of his stuff. Or Change the rule to (If you manage in making the robber believe that what you dropped was all you had, you should be good to go (obv includes weapons unless the robber has proof of seeing you with the weapon prior to the situation.) )

The Pros:

Well it has come to my attention that when you are being robbed you are to drop everything that you have got and that if you hold back anything that would be referred to as Fail Rp. 

So i guess it's gonna fix that, no more Fail Rps.

The Cons:

I dont think there are any atm, feel free to comment any cons that you can think of.

Does this suggestion change balance on the server ? 

Well in my opinion this should've been implemented way before considering the rule that you have to drop everything this would really just balance everything because not having this and believing that the victim dropped everything and when things take turn he/she gets reported for not dropping everything hence Fail RP.  For example: there was a report of a gang member who got held up by person A and was told to drop items. The victim dropped stuff and made the robber believe that he didnt had a gun on him and when the robber turned around to rob the other person present at the location  the guy took out his gun and started shooting at the robber. (This was an actual report) which in my opinion was not right and since there is no way of checking the actual inventory I think the victim just played smart.

 

[_Darren]

I think this is needed in some form. So many people aren't honest, don't drop things, combat log etc.

I think that you should have to have them handcuffed or ziptied first, and that it should take you 20 seconds or so to be able to 'search' them, then you get the window of items and can drag them into your inventory.

 

[Anonymous Monkey]

I think that for this to not be abused it should just show you what they have but not give you the ability to take it. That way reports and comp requests can be made if the person refuses to drop the items.

 

[Ak]

If implemented correctly, it would be very interesting. but it could also create a lot of poor RP kidnapping scenarios, just for people to loot others.

 

[Azzy]

I think that for this to not be abused it should just show you what they have but not give you the ability to take it. That way reports and comp requests can be made if the person refuses to drop the items.

Well In my opinion when someone has you cuffed they have the ability to search and take things themselves so if think about it Realistically robbers should be able to drag items themselves and about preventing this from being abused well they should just add the option to check inventories well being cuffed but not allowing you to use or anything so in case of Fail Rp the victim could just make a compensation report.

 

[Anonymous Monkey]

Well In my opinion when someone has you cuffed they have the ability to search and take things themselves so if think about it Realistically robbers should be able to drag items themselves and about preventing this from being abused well they should just add the option to check inventories well being cuffed but not allowing you to use or anything so in case of Fail Rp the victim could just make a compensation report.

whilst i agree with you on the realism page, im thinking from abuse page. people will abuse this system

 

[_Darren]

whilst i agree with you on the realism page, im thinking from abuse page. people will abuse this system

You make a good point... the thing we haven't considered is the impact this would have in RP.

People would be kidnapped and robbed left, right and centre. Groups would target individual RPers and it would be an absolute mess.

Maybe for that reason, the current trust system is good, because you only rob people when you -know- they have an item you're looking for.

 

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Implemented​