Conditionally populated rooms - Discussion

[FantasyWriter]

So basically give every compound their own little crim-code for their guards?

I approve.

Me Likes.

[jmordetsky]

I have waited so long for this.

So very long.

Good shit.

[Qzzrbl]

So the "Anything goes at late night or before dawn with no guards around" thing is currently live, yes?

[AJM]

Mm what a great idea, think of all the death my noob nocturnal characters will now get to experience.

[Reiloth]

I really hope people do not take this to go on a free-for-all rampage, and kill anyone or anything in their way.

Keep it real, people.

Steal, sure. Kill if it makes sense. But this is a test to see if we, as a player base, can handle being given the responsibility to police ourselves.

Something that I think will be very telling for how Arm 2.0's criminal system is set.

[manonfire]

Haven't noticed too much outright violence.

I think it's going well.

[Reiloth]

Haven't noticed too much outright violence.

I think it's going well.

If you think it's going well, i'm frightened to know the reality of the situation.

What have we done...

[Riev]

Haven't noticed too much outright violence.

I think it's going well.

If you think it's going well, i'm frightened to know the reality of the situation.

What have we done...

Its cool. Everything is fine. We have always been at war with Oceania.

[Boggis]

So the "Anything goes at late night or before dawn with no guards around" thing is currently live, yes?

Seems to be. Just a few days ago I saw a certain somebody go around to Merchants Road and calmly start to throw dagger after dagger at the shabby three-fingered mercenary NPC one room away from him, go into the room with the NPC and collect all his daggers before leaving the room again to repeat and repeat until NPC died. Well done sir.

[Qzzrbl]

*Edited snarky stuff*

[Boggis]

Alright I'll edit it a bit to save some poor soul for being fingered for blatant code abuse.

[Qzzrbl]

Alright I'll edit it a bit to save some poor soul for being fingered for blatant code abuse.

Thanks.  ^^

The GDB isn't the place to bust people for code abuse.

Try sending a player complaint.

[brytta.leofa]

Try sending a player complaint.

Player complaint??

You saw a newbie ($guild censored out of consideration for Shallooonsh) twinking out in an antisocial manner.
You were in a quasi-isolated patch of town with no crime code active.

What's our missing step here?  Was he not wearing boots or somethin'?

[Qzzrbl]

Try sending a player complaint.

Player complaint??

You saw a newbie ($guild censored out of consideration for Shallooonsh) twinking out in an antisocial manner.
You were in a quasi-isolated patch of town with no crime code active.

What's our missing step here?  Was he not wearing boots or somethin'?

Well, sending a player complaint is a little better than talking about the IC event and even revealing the clan of the murderous twink on the GDB barely a week after the fact.

Methinks at least.

[fourTwenty]

wish all Can somebody animate this specific dude here. Somebody is taking their sweet time sniping at him and I think they'd get a kick out of it if he started chasing them. I think they're kinda new, it's a tad twinkie.

Sit back. Grab soda. Watch other player get to enjoy that moment of surprise when an NPC starts acting all non-NPCish.

[brytta.leofa]

What I'm suggesting specifically is that vigilante justice works anywhere crime does.

As always, do exercise proper roleplaying discretion.

[Qzzrbl]

What I'm suggesting specifically is that vigilante justice works anywhere crime does.

As always, do exercise proper roleplaying discretion.

Oh!

I see, I see, good thinking.

*thumbs up*

[staggerlee]

What I'm suggesting specifically is that vigilante justice works anywhere crime does.

As always, do exercise proper roleplaying discretion.

I am wondering about miilitia members and members of other organizations with npc guards... it'd be damn unfortunate to see pc guards getting kicked around while the npcs stood a room away, all for the lack of crim code.  It'd be really nice if you could holler and scream and get the attention of a nearby soldier.

[Gimfalisette]

What I'm suggesting specifically is that vigilante justice works anywhere crime does.

As always, do exercise proper roleplaying discretion.

I am wondering about miilitia members and members of other organizations with npc guards... it'd be damn unfortunate to see pc guards getting kicked around while the npcs stood a room away, all for the lack of crim code.  It'd be really nice if you could holler and scream and get the attention of a nearby soldier.

Militia/Legion members are codedly a part of the militia/Legion clan, same as templars, therefore any attack against them should bring the crim code system into play, if I've interpreted the code changes correctly.

[brytta.leofa]

Question:

A attacks B.
As they fight, the sun rises.
Who, if anyone, is crimflagged?

[staggerlee]

What I'm suggesting specifically is that vigilante justice works anywhere crime does.

As always, do exercise proper roleplaying discretion.

I am wondering about miilitia members and members of other organizations with npc guards... it'd be damn unfortunate to see pc guards getting kicked around while the npcs stood a room away, all for the lack of crim code.  It'd be really nice if you could holler and scream and get the attention of a nearby soldier.

Militia/Legion members are codedly a part of the militia/Legion clan, same as templars, therefore any attack against them should bring the crim code system into play, if I've interpreted the code changes correctly.

That would definitely alleviate my concerns.

[Gimfalisette]

Question:

A attacks B.
As they fight, the sun rises.
Who, if anyone, is crimflagged?

Either neither, because combat is already in progress. Or, whoever makes the first attack post-sunrise. Hopefully neither, but it's really a code question.

[Thunkkin]

Question:

A attacks B.
As they fight, the sun rises.
Who, if anyone, is crimflagged?

I think I just reached enlightenment.

[Zoan]

Now you know why Perl programmers are also the greatest philosophical minds on Earth.