Harley

Sometimes a /report 1 isn't possible though, especially in case files that you're following up on sometimes a week later, it's just not realistic to always be able to rely on a /report. If the prints were never there in the first place, would eliminate that entirely

Remove fingerprints from items on you when you die Pretty self-explanatory, but I'd like to explain my reasoning behind this suggestion. For example, if I have an Assault Rifle on me during a fight, and I am killed during this fight, my character is under NLR from that fight. It doesn't make sense for a detective to then collect fingerprints on the assault rifle and it come to my character's name. That investigator now has to waste their time investigating these prints, making a case file, and eventually finding out that I died, so their entire investigation is void under NLR. An easy workaround for this is for the script to automatically remove any fingerprints of your character on any items in your inventory when you die. This will not only help detectives by not wasting their time with NLR'd cases, but will also help the criminal player by not getting them arrested in a case they're NLR'd from. This will also prevent those awkward /b conversations halfway through an interrogation when the suspect says they're NLR'd from the firearm you're investigating. I don't see any negative side to this suggestion, just helps keep RP fluid and less /b potential!

Another one bites the dust, man it's getting lonely here

Can't wait to see this in 2027!

+1 always run into this bug, so annoying, I can't even see the LP on my 34th super

think minecraft might be a better game for you lad

RPly these characters wouldn't be logged off during the day. At the end of the day, this is a video game, not real life. If somebody in my faction is doing 5 hours a week, I'd like to know, not out of toxicity, but to prevent players keeping slots in gangs with an even smaller limit on how many players can be in a faction at once.

Simply put it's just an online hours counter for factions. This is already tracked by ECRP. I'm not sure how someone can have an issue with this privacy-wise, it's not tracking anything apart from someone being logged in on their character in that faction. If somebody plays 5 hours a week and takes up a 1/30 spot, faction leaders should have the ability to see this and remove them if needed.

You'd be correct, if this wasn't a video game. The fact we're limited to 30 members in a faction means we MUST remove people who are inactive in exchange for players who actively support our factions. If this was real life, we wouldn't be limited on 30 people, we'd recruit who we want, and not care about our members "logging in". This is however a video game

Gov factions have the ability to track their members on-duty hours, and the server certainly has the ability to track online hours. Give crim F4 factions the ability to track online hours from their members. This will allow crim factions to have a further understanding around their activity, and track who is actively playing, and who is just logging in every 3 days to avoid the inactive flag. Simple!

skill issue tbh

Shiver me timbers

+1

@Phantashey man I think placing bounties on people is illegal and not cool!

THIS I agree with. Driving on a patch of grass is a whole different story than going up Mt Chilliad on a drag

Nah

check snap

nice photo

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