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06-17-2018, 05:54 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:06 AM by Fearless Community.
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Right, So the current state of last chances seems to be a little messy so the addition of this suggestion should clear things up.
I would like to introduce a Blacklist-type feature into the Last Chance system, So instead of having to wait 6 months after being unbanned from a UBR (or by other means) which, may i mention, you could simply just not play for; I would like to change the system into an in-game hour counter as a last chance.
So essentially how this would work is, Instead of having to wait 6 months to get off of your last chance, You would have to play a certain amount of in-game hours without being punished (Which, by the way, is a way a lot better to prove that you actually have changed and will no longer minge on the server) rather than just waiting 6 months which anybody can just not play for in order to get off their last chance.
Current last chance system (Example)
You were banned for 2 years from Fearless exactly 1.5 years ago and you've made a UBR that's accepted and you are unbanned a 0.5 year early as your UBR was approved - Now, with the current system, you could simply just not play FL for six months, then make a Last Chance appeal and have your last chance removed without actually proving you're a changed person and that you'll no longer break rules and minge.
With the system i am suggesting, after being unbanned and put on last chance, your last chance would work like this: (Example)
Your in-game hours at the time of being unbanned will be recorded, You will then have to play the FL Roleplay Server (Not build) for a total of something along the lines of 350 to 450 hours without punishment in order to be able to be taken off your last chance through a last chance appeal - This system proves you have changed to the staff team so they can actually be confident in accepting your appeal. After you have gained 350 to 450 hours from your original hour count at the time you were unbanned, the system would notify the player that they are now allowed to post a Last Chance Appeal. If the player is punished for breaking rules before they have reached hours required to post an appeal and be taken off their last chance, they would receive same punishment as the current system for those that break rules while on last chance. A system would have to be developed to track the hours a player has before he can have his last chance removed.
I would like to introduce a Blacklist-type feature into the Last Chance system, So instead of having to wait 6 months after being unbanned from a UBR (or by other means) which, may i mention, you could simply just not play for; I would like to change the system into an in-game hour counter as a last chance.
So essentially how this would work is, Instead of having to wait 6 months to get off of your last chance, You would have to play a certain amount of in-game hours without being punished (Which, by the way, is a way a lot better to prove that you actually have changed and will no longer minge on the server) rather than just waiting 6 months which anybody can just not play for in order to get off their last chance.
Current last chance system (Example)
You were banned for 2 years from Fearless exactly 1.5 years ago and you've made a UBR that's accepted and you are unbanned a 0.5 year early as your UBR was approved - Now, with the current system, you could simply just not play FL for six months, then make a Last Chance appeal and have your last chance removed without actually proving you're a changed person and that you'll no longer break rules and minge.
With the system i am suggesting, after being unbanned and put on last chance, your last chance would work like this: (Example)
Your in-game hours at the time of being unbanned will be recorded, You will then have to play the FL Roleplay Server (Not build) for a total of something along the lines of 350 to 450 hours without punishment in order to be able to be taken off your last chance through a last chance appeal - This system proves you have changed to the staff team so they can actually be confident in accepting your appeal. After you have gained 350 to 450 hours from your original hour count at the time you were unbanned, the system would notify the player that they are now allowed to post a Last Chance Appeal. If the player is punished for breaking rules before they have reached hours required to post an appeal and be taken off their last chance, they would receive same punishment as the current system for those that break rules while on last chance. A system would have to be developed to track the hours a player has before he can have his last chance removed.