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+1 new players are insane https://streamable.com/0i9gdu

What is this supposed to prove? I got clapped once, well done bro. Kinda sad that you reuploaded my clip with meme sound effects, very cool!

@ClankH Bro stop capping no one believes you've ever properly played crim

+1 The new prison and the fact that guards interact with prisoners now makes sentences slightly more bearable, and I do enjoy annoying the guards until they want to kill themselves, but I do agree (and I always have) that sentences of up to 15+ hours are completely ridiculous, as you said. At the end of the day, it's still a video game and it's completely unreasonable to expect any crim players to be happy with such lengthy jail sentences. You get less time in ajail for actual rulebreaks, and the conditions are pretty much the same - being forced to stay logged in for x amount of time with nothing much to do - therefore it is and always has been an ooc punishment for an IC crime. Another big problem with the prison system is charge stacking/book slapping (as in applying every charge they can think of). How can any cop player apply so many unnecessary charges with a good conscience knowing how much they are ruining the crim player's experience? I'll tell you why, it's because the majority of if occurs in bad faith, because these players feel some kind of need to act in a spiteful way and lock someone up for the maximum time. Maybe they think it's funny, maybe they just have some degree of hatred for the individual or crim players in general. I know for a fact, and others can attest to this, that some cops get off on charge stacking in some weird way; this is evident by them bragging about it over discord. Mine and many other's positions on DOC rp may change if the suggestions in Balas thread were implemented, or more specifically the prison changes suggested by HighTV, so shoutout to them. Shoutout to the cops that actually provide enjoyable RP and understand how crim players feel, you're amazing for not having some weird fetish for throwing players in DOC for 20 hours. I have always looked back favourably on this one situation with Dawpi where my sentence was actually reduced by 2 hours because I spent 2 hours in the back of a cruiser assisting in the RP of detectives ransacking my drug lab apartment (almost got away with it too). To all PD players, please be considerate when applying charges, at the end of the day we're all here to have fun and we should all aim to provided the best experience for each other

+1 getting a plate from a vehicle without a plate seems like PG to me

+1 The current rule also limits criminals wishing to engage in spy RP

+1, beautiful thread! Although I wouldnt limit crypto mining to black markets as realistically anyone could do it with the right computer setup (perhaps equipment could be purchasable from legal player-owned hardware stores?)

Building on this, perhaps the rule could allow leniency if, for example, a group of people are piled up in a 6 seater like a Guardian or Roosevelt? Basing the rule around vehicles might make more sense rather than being a rigid '5 people' rule.

Yoooo my slime

Did you read the suggestion? He says 'Why 5? Because I am thinking maybe you want to pack a car with 4 persons and you have a spotter on a bike ? I guess is a pretty decent number covering all the CRIM scenarios (labs, chopshops, robbing stores, robbing other individuals)'.

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Don't really agree with this bit, limiting the free market isn't the way to go. If someone is willing to pay 3x base price for a 2G, then I don't see why the homeowner shouldn't be allowed to sell for as much. Supply and demand! If the property doesn't sell for a certain price, then that's on the seller to lower the price. I feel like house prices should remain IC I do however agree with the initial suggestion.

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