>subdue thief
the soldier deftly subdues the thief, despite his attempts to get away

the thief attempts to flee from your grasp.

tell thief stop that

>squeeze thief
the soldier squeezes the thief in his grasps

>squeeze thief
the soldier squeezes the thief in his grasps

>squeeze thief
the soldier squeezes the thief in his grasps

the thief collaspes in the soldier's arms, tired out.

Anyways.  I thought it would be cool code if you could 'squeeze' someone while subduing them, and remove 5 movement points from them.  That's it.

That way, if someone is trying to flee, you don't have to kill it.  You can just squeeze them and knock down their movement points.

Yes, I know that when you attempt to 'flee' you already lose some movement points.  This is in ADDITION to that.  Sometimes, you just want to tire someone out so they don't do something stupid.

Discuss.

Without much deep thought into the matter, I say good idea.

I say 1 hit point and 10 move and 5 stun.  You should be able to knock someone out or kill them through accidental squishings.

Quote from: "spawnloser"I say 1 hit point and 10 move and 5 stun.  You should be able to knock someone out or kill them through accidental squishings.

Agreed, though I think it should be strength dependant rather than a flat rate.

Apply it so I will apply for a h-giant. I would find something furry and pet it and 'squeeze'.... damn! OK.. *shrug* I would find another thing furry and pet it and 'squeeze'... UH!.... I would.............................

I shall hug him and squeeze him and love him and call him, "George."

I don't see any reason why this would make someone tired. Break a few ribs, yes, but that's it. You're not going to "squeeze" the breath out of someone and make them exhausted. Heh.

Half-giants could likely squeeze most people to death. *shrugs* I don't like. Focus on realism in other areas before making subdue powerful enough to bypass regular combat.

Don't complain next time you -try- to break subdue and get killed, because that's the only way to keep someone from escaping, as of now.

It should be based on strength and subdue skill for how much movement is removed.

A half-giant should squeeze out MUCH more then a human, unless that human happens to be a mighty talented wrestler.

Um.. and maybe it should cost you stamina to squeeze? Because it is tiring.. you know?
Hardon the noble subdes sexkittin borsail dominatrix, despite her attempts to get away.
Hardon the noble squeezes Sexkitten.
and so on and so forth..
later on..
Hardon the noble says was it good for you? It was good for me.



subdue can be used with mudsex?

I'd suggest:

New command like, struggle implemented to break free from subdue which would be treated differently than flee.

Affect placed on PC who uses subdue (about half of the minute) or struggle (one minute). PC can't try to subdue or struggle again until affect wears off. They receive a message explaining them being too tired or opponent too alert to try again.

I was going to suggest that delay for repeated use of disarm, but I don't want to be eaten alive by respected advocates of skill_spam_disarming.

Quote from: "sacac"subdue can be used with mudsex?

Absolutely. But orgasm skill, if implemented, must have appropriate delay to prevent abuse.

I like the squeeze Idea, I think some people may however, be taking it wrongly. I Think what
MR. Mansa meant by squeeze was like choking him/her in your grasp, like a headlock. You can
subdue someone and keep them in a headlock which will suffocate and eventually knock them
out. I do not see how it would be unrealistic. I do believe though Size, strength and agility of
both the Subduer and Subduee should be taken into affect if such a skill were to be implemented.

I like it:

The pony-tailed, masked man leaps onto the enormous, dark-haired half-giant's back, wrapping his arms around his throat.

The pony-tailed, masked man subdues the enormous, dark-haired half-giant.

The enormous, dark-haired half-giant backs into a rock, crushing the pony-tailed, masked man.

The pony-tailed, masked man squeezes the enormous, dark-haired half-giant.

The enormous, dark-haired half-giant backs into the rock again.

The pony-tailed masked man squeezes the enormous, dark-haired half-giant.

The enormous, dark-haired half-giant slips into unconciousness.

Looking down at the enormous, dark-haired half-giant, the pony-tailed, masked man says in sirihish: " I don't envy you the headache you will have when you awake.  But, in the meantime, rest well... and dream of large women."

Shaking his head, the short, balding man says in sirihish: "Inconceivable!"

Quote from: "Krath"I like the squeeze Idea, I think some people may however, be taking it wrongly. I Think what MR. Mansa meant by squeeze was like choking him/her in your grasp, like a headlock.

How would a headlock affect moves?

Quote from: "Reverend Jeff"I like it:

The pony-tailed, masked man leaps onto the enormous, dark-haired half-giant's back, wrapping his arms around his throat.

Hahahah.

Bravo allusion.

Quote from: "Reverend Jeff"Shaking his head, the short, balding man says in sirihish: "Inconceivable!"

Why do you keep using this word?  I do not think it means what you think it means.

It's out of a movie, Vettrock.

See The Princess Bride and you will know.

Vettrock -IS- quoting a line from the movie.

Quote from: "Dan"See The Princess Bride and you will know.

Seen it many times, one of my favorite movies.  Read the book as well.  Indigo says that to Vincinni shortly after that.

Quote from: "Vettrock"

Quote from: "Dan"See The Princess Bride and you will know.

Seen it many times, one of my favorite movies.  Read the book as well.  Indigo says that to Vincinni shortly after that.

Before that.  Shortly -Before- that.  Inigo says the line -after- they climb up the Cliffs of Insanity and cut the rope and the man in black does not fall.

I think that perhaps in this instance playability should take precedence over reality, in so much as mansa's point was not realism, but finding a somewhat reasonable alternative to killing someone to "subdue" them.

The usefulness of something like that, to me, outweighs the necessity of everything "making perfect sense."

And, it's Inigo

It is definitely not difficult to choke someone out that you have subdued.

I dislike this greatly, solely because subdue is unrealistically easy. Its failure to take the skill of an armed man in defending himself into account has been discussed to death on many another thread. I do believe the reason that the ability to draw weapons while subduing someone was removed was because people did abuse it, and I believe that this would be abused in exactly the same way.

Quirk

Ahh, the good ol' princess bride...