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SignUp Now!perhaps add a mechanic to check pulses on unconscious players and make it hard to impossible to determine if a ragdolled player is alive without taking your time to physically examine and determine his state of injury, consciousness and pulse. you cannot always necessarily ascertain whether or not someone is living or dead simply by looking at him. additionally, sometimes people are basically dead despite having a (albeit weak) pulse or maybe even breathing. im not a medical expert, but maybe even adding a simplified to even barebones medical system would be nice and add a natural passive roleplay mechanic. could increase tensions and make getting hit in TBC more meaningful in a less artificial way.The problem is would they still be able to be targeted for the sake of PK's and such?
Given you have to shoot an unconscious player again to properly kill them, how do you think that would work?
i think this is the casei thought people in bleedout were already auto kicked out of TBC, that's why they get stuck in the waitlist once they get healed
Most based admin take. Actually understands the playerbase.TBC is an incredibly unpolished system, which shouldn't have been put into place until it was 100 percent ready to be used. Rushing out a system that is so, so important is undoubtedly hurting the server. Engagements right now come down to who has the highest speed skill (completely blocks the others turn), and who has the most numbers. It employs no tactics bar RUSH RUSH RUSH, there is no cover mechanic, there is no miss chance, etc.
For now, I'd opt to S2K for most things. In any event I run, I opt for S2RP w/ rolls for players, or S2K with NPCs. It helps with the flow and engagement of players. Until TBC is adequate, it needs to be disabled.
This is the case alreadyi thought people in bleedout were already auto kicked out of TBC, that's why they get stuck in the waitlist once they get healed