RustyOsprey2

Not to be the bearer of bad news, but the roleplay here is not that hardcore or serious at all. But best to find it out yourself, I suppose.

Just check their fingerprints. If they dont have fingerprints, take their fingerprints and then check them?

Just dont.

I also think new systems implemented should have unique features, not just the same copy and pasted dead by daylight skillchecks. Take fishing for example, atleast a new minigame was made for it. Sure no one actually uses it, but the effort was there. Lockpicking could be made into skyrim picklocking for example, or lets say you need to hack a console, make it like the cyberpunk hacking. Having different systems would make stuff way more engaging than just pressing space for every single script interaction on the entire server.

Might not be their primary income, but they sure are making tons of money from it. Think you forget the amount of 50000 credit cars that get bought during each credit sale. And how many people buy VIP monthly.

I do think there are plenty of good ideas in this thread, but I do think the following are not the most optimal. Adding NPC interactions for jobs is, in my opinion, bad. Examples are the following: DCC suffers from a lack of activity and requests for calls, so by server generating calls for NPC fares we can substitute the amount of activity they should have. Allow for a "bank security guard" NPC to be taken hostage (in the hostage animation) to avoid those fucking awkward situations where people take their friends or another player hostage then we have to worry about the complexities of whether or not a player can be killed or not. Add server spawned NPC bodies and server created dead body calls every so often to supplement the amount of calls that MD have to respond to, to encourage their activity. Personally, I believe the above-mentioned would be bad implementations, and we should attempt to focus on ways of increasing player v player RP interactions instead of adding NPC ones. The tunnel access and roof access sections of the improvements to the banks sound like a disaster. I do agree on changing how banks are done, there are many great examples of bank robberies done on other RP servers that I believe this server could look for inspiration from. Changing the speed cap to 220 would, in my opinion, be a good change. I'm aware most people will argue about it being too slow, or that the change will render plenty of vehicles "useless". But it will also do the opposite. It would revive so many "non meta" cars, as you no longer only buy cars based on their ability to go 240. I do, however, see the issue with some supercars and sports cars that can go 240 currently. Some cars have a good top speed, but bad acceleration, and with the change of 220 max speed, it would make them rather useless.

+1, remove it asap!

This is indeed an issue. Only restarting game fixes it.

I'm pretty sure this isn't how the system works. When the staff members get tagged in the appeal, they respond with their "point of view". But I do believe higher-ranking members of staff are the ones actually handling the result, as otherwise it would be incredibly stupid to have the issuer handle the appeal themselves.

Doesnt always have to be completely realistic like irl. Just allow people to pay a certain amount of money to have someone get out of prison, that simple.

People will complain and say that "Prison used to be so much worse, you used to spend 12 hours bla bla bla". But in reality, 1 hour is fine imo. The issue with that, however, is the fact that pleading guilty and the new completely fair royal VIP for only 50 euros a month reduces your prison times by what, over 40%?. So if the max time was an hour, it would end up being barely half an hour in reality. For people with these benefits, a 2-hour sentence already goes to about an hour, and a 3-hour sentence not even two. With the bail type system, that would be cool. But it shouldnt be added on top of a reduction in max DOC times.

Every RP interaction with the Xiao Dynasty from a PD perspective has been nothing but amazing. Keep up the amazing work gents.

Who is the suggestion for? This is for all players and the Staff Team. It helps anyone involved in a forum report where a staff member is involved as either the reported or reporting party. Why is the suggestion being made? Right now staff often keep their video private if it shows "Staff Chat" Only providing it to the staff member who is handling the report. This means players cannot see the evidence against them. This suggestion is being made to make the report process more open and fair for everyone, by having members of staff blur or block the chat instead. What are the pros and/or cons of the suggestion? Pros: Players can see the video evidence used in their case. It shows the community that the reporting process is honest. Players can explain their side better if they can see the full video. Staff chat stays secret because it is covered up. Cons: Staff will need a minute or two to blur or block the chat before uploading. How should the suggestion be implemented? Staff should not keep the whole video private instead they should: Put a black box or a blur over the chat area. Post the video publicly in the report, just like players have to do. This can be done easily with any basic video editor or recording software. Note: I am not fully informed on the policies and guidelines on forum reporting. But from my knowledge, the system currently works like mentioned. However, if I am wrong I do apologize.

Just do it yourself mate, nobody stopping you from driving there.

+support Sell expensive gun skins instead of 50000 credit cars and 5000 credit VIPs