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06-22-2022, 02:47 AM
I was heavily against a lot of these changes at first because I was stuck in the past. As I've been playing recently, I've played a lot of criminal, police and tbf, whichever one I go, it's pretty equal. Yes the weapons are strong, but you have to remind yourselves, defending is so much easier than raiding. Why do you think Nexus was a hotspot for the president in the jails? A long 60 prop rule abiding doomfort (which I used to place) was pretty impossible to raid. If you have good communication through radio, raiding and defending can be done right if the right people are doing it.
The medkit system now is alright after using it for a month or two, it's something you have to get used to and obviously change is going to happen overtime. Same with the kevlar system, if you play safe and damage the opposing threat and not stand guns blazing in the open, you might have a chance at survival in a raid.
I used to do aggressive in the past and I've been doing it a lot recently, I somewhat prefer this system because players are a lot more careful with their decisions. If you wanted an older FL aggressive RP'er to give their opinion on the changes; here's mine.
The medkit system now is alright after using it for a month or two, it's something you have to get used to and obviously change is going to happen overtime. Same with the kevlar system, if you play safe and damage the opposing threat and not stand guns blazing in the open, you might have a chance at survival in a raid.
I used to do aggressive in the past and I've been doing it a lot recently, I somewhat prefer this system because players are a lot more careful with their decisions. If you wanted an older FL aggressive RP'er to give their opinion on the changes; here's mine.
Wolven
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