Yes, I have another suggestion to share, this time regarding the current jail timers. I want to give credit to @blizzard for inspiring this idea.
Let's be honest. Spending 300 seconds inside the jail for 42 stars seems outdated, especially in today's server environment where player count is crucial for server activity. Our server has evolved into a pure cops and robbers setting, which calls for fast-paced and enjoyable gameplay to remain sustainable. What I've noticed is that players who are sent to jail either go AFK or quit the game after being released. I believe that implementing a change to reduce jail timers and allowing criminals to pay off their jail time will enhance the gameplay experience for both criminals and cops. Allow me to explain further:
Here's the suggestion:
1. Reduce the maximum jail time to 150 seconds. This adjustment will ensure a steady supply of criminals participating in activities even after being jailed. Cops will be more engaged as criminals actively pursue criminal activities and criminals will find it far more enjoyable attending said activities.
2. Enable criminals to pay off their jail time, with a slight addition for balance: Criminals who choose to pay off their jail time will not be able to shoot or punch during that duration, to ensure fairness for cops clearing banks, SRs, VIPs, and other criminal activities. Criminals would still be able to participate in BRs, but without the ability to crack and actively defend themselves during that time.
I firmly believe that criminals should have the freedom to roam the server if they choose to, without being restricted for 300 seconds due to a jail sentence. Allowing the option to pay off jail timers and enjoy gameplay regardless of being arrested will help achieve this goal.
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Yes, I have another suggestion to share, this time regarding the current jail timers. I want to give credit to @blizzard for inspiring this idea.
Let's be honest. Spending 300 seconds inside the jail for 42 stars seems outdated, especially in today's server environment where player count is crucial for server activity. Our server has evolved into a pure cops and robbers setting, which calls for fast-paced and enjoyable gameplay to remain sustainable. What I've noticed is that players who are sent to jail either go AFK or quit the game after being released. I believe that implementing a change to reduce jail timers and allowing criminals to pay off their jail time will enhance the gameplay experience for both criminals and cops. Allow me to explain further:
Here's the suggestion:
1. Reduce the maximum jail time to 150 seconds. This adjustment will ensure a steady supply of criminals participating in activities even after being jailed. Cops will be more engaged as criminals actively pursue criminal activities and criminals will find it far more enjoyable attending said activities.
2. Enable criminals to pay off their jail time, with a slight addition for balance: Criminals who choose to pay off their jail time will not be able to shoot or punch during that duration, to ensure fairness for cops clearing banks, SRs, VIPs, and other criminal activities. Criminals would still be able to participate in BRs, but without the ability to crack and actively defend themselves during that time.
I firmly believe that criminals should have the freedom to roam the server if they choose to, without being restricted for 300 seconds due to a jail sentence. Allowing the option to pay off jail timers and enjoy gameplay regardless of being arrested will help achieve this goal.
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If you have any feedback, suggestions, or criticisms regarding my suggestion, please feel free to share them below.
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