Apr 2, 2016, 03:36 PM
Suggestion for <in-game/forum/teamspeak etc.>
In-game
In detail, explain your suggestion:
1. When prisoners are out of jail (in garage and further, for example) and don't have their ankle trackers removed (still have their orange uniforms), their jail time stops counting down. Alternatively the time goes away and they automatically receive the arrest warrant they originally had.
2. When prisoners are out out of jail as described above, police should be able to re-warrant them for arrest.
Why should this be implemented?
If you are already in jail, participating in an attempted jailbreak poses no risk to you, as your sentence time does not change, and I see a lot of prisoners refusing to back to their cells and breaking FearRP just because "lol I only have 30 seconds left anyways cya pigs". There should be consequences to attempting to escape from the jails. Also it doesn't make sense how if you run away without the tracker you have an arrest warrant on you but if you run away with it you just have to wait out the rest of your sentence and you are free.
In-game
In detail, explain your suggestion:
1. When prisoners are out of jail (in garage and further, for example) and don't have their ankle trackers removed (still have their orange uniforms), their jail time stops counting down. Alternatively the time goes away and they automatically receive the arrest warrant they originally had.
2. When prisoners are out out of jail as described above, police should be able to re-warrant them for arrest.
Why should this be implemented?
If you are already in jail, participating in an attempted jailbreak poses no risk to you, as your sentence time does not change, and I see a lot of prisoners refusing to back to their cells and breaking FearRP just because "lol I only have 30 seconds left anyways cya pigs". There should be consequences to attempting to escape from the jails. Also it doesn't make sense how if you run away without the tracker you have an arrest warrant on you but if you run away with it you just have to wait out the rest of your sentence and you are free.