davidw

I'm saying this off the dome without much forethought but I wish the ability to break the bar would be possible for vehicles with "ram bars" on the front. This could be a misdemeanor crime and give SD something to look out for. Tollbooth workers could call the cops and report the vehicle involved. Especially for pursuits?

+1. Much like how SD/PD have a certain rank where they can remove/add charges, DOC should have a certain rank where command members are able to issue real punishments / incentives to inmates inside of their jurisdiction. DOC does not have a way to manage their own facility right now other than trying to bring fresh roleplay to typically reoccurring inmates in a very limited space. It's pretty challenging and DOC needs quality of life changes.

This happens when you punch the glass and it breaks, and then jump and fall through the opening that you caused. I think this is legitimate and should stay.

Personally I would have an issue with anyone using the hard r and not single out a specific group of people because they're white. A word is offensive no matter who says it. Get rid of the word instead of saying "white people cant use it".

How does this suggestion make "no sense"? It's a minute counter to how frequently civilians are being robbed. As far as LEO being able to see the pocket, I was mainly thinking of the amplified risk of certain contraband being introduced into secure facilities in mind. Perhaps this wasn't the proper way of thinking and the volume size could deter it from getting out of hand. IC the particle of clothing could be bought at the store. Something along the lines of the hidden pocket variation being an up-charge.

Would like to suggest that there be a hidden pocket in a person's inventory when being frisked by non-law enforcement officers that would conceal 1 item from view. This would allow players to keep 1 item of value from being stolen when being searched. There's an imbalance between criminals and civilians and a high likelihood of being robbed multiple times per session. While both criminals and civilians could take advantage of the "hidden pocket" to an extent, I think something like this could help alleviate the unrealistic number robbery attempts that frequently happen over a short amount of time. Would not be hidden from on-duty LEO. Edit: As far as LEO being able to see the pocket, I was mainly thinking of the amplified risk of certain contraband being introduced into secure facilities in mind and potentially getting out of hand.. Perhaps this wasn't the proper way of thinking and the volume size could deter it from reaching that status. Limited to a single item (and regulatory on volume size).