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04-10-2017, 08:56 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:05 AM by Fearless Community.
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Title of Suggestion
/Undercover command for users.
Description
We used to have /undercover which could be utilised by users to change their vehicle once an administrator has granted permission to the user, which I thought was really cool. Recently I've been seeing a lot of staff members setting Undercover Police jobs to 'Citizen' and keeping the green colour when looking at them in-game.
I thought of maybe having the command added for the game to automatically do this once the command is entered, after staff permission is given first just like the old vehicle command.
/goundercover
/undercoverofficer
/undercoveruser
Something like that..
Why?
Mainly for roleplay reasons, but here's a few:
- It will prevent a lot of metagaming that currently goes on for undercover police.
- RP'ing as an undercover officer becomes a lot more in depth and really does carry a responsibility, I'm guilty of seeing undercover officers and going to confront them and as soon as I see the blue name my attitude totally changes and sometimes I just leave, instead of asking for ID etc.
- It saves time for staff members, although the command would need to be granted you don't need to mess around with changing the name colour to match the job.
/Undercover command for users.
Description
We used to have /undercover which could be utilised by users to change their vehicle once an administrator has granted permission to the user, which I thought was really cool. Recently I've been seeing a lot of staff members setting Undercover Police jobs to 'Citizen' and keeping the green colour when looking at them in-game.
I thought of maybe having the command added for the game to automatically do this once the command is entered, after staff permission is given first just like the old vehicle command.
/goundercover
/undercoverofficer
/undercoveruser
Something like that..
Why?
Mainly for roleplay reasons, but here's a few:
- It will prevent a lot of metagaming that currently goes on for undercover police.
- RP'ing as an undercover officer becomes a lot more in depth and really does carry a responsibility, I'm guilty of seeing undercover officers and going to confront them and as soon as I see the blue name my attitude totally changes and sometimes I just leave, instead of asking for ID etc.
- It saves time for staff members, although the command would need to be granted you don't need to mess around with changing the name colour to match the job.