Probably the most needed yet controversional suggestion.

Would help with some out of context and exaggerated reports but this would cause the doom of MCNR, more negative effects than positive effects so no, I disagree

Lmao u were fr?

+1 im mindless follower

Disagree, it is a huge help in many situations, and now you need a 30 minute recording anyway, there is no need to remove such a useful* feature.

useless feature* Imagine being punished over this

That depends upon whether the suspect was a threat or not, sure it could be miss click as well even if he was nonthreat since he was shot only once. In that case he can just appeal, you can't just take one minor case and make it your entire reason for removal of something which is majorly used to resolve reports.

BeatEn wrote:
That depends upon whether the suspect was a threat or not, sure it could be miss click as well even if he was nonthreat since he was shot only once. In that case he can just appeal, you can't just take one minor case and make it your entire reason for removal of something which is majorly used to resolve reports.

In this case he was a threat and this just proves how action logs spoil staff team into making reckless decisions.

did you not see what karbz announced?
now it's like if no video evidence is provided your complaint will be dismissed immediately. And they aren't even going to look into it
most likely RDM or COP HUNT report

GoldenBoy wrote:
did you not see what karbz announced?
now it's like if no video evidence is provided your complaint will be dismissed immediately. And they aren't even going to look into it
most likely RDM or COP HUNT report

Karbz did a good job but we need to make It even better by getting rid of action logs for people who shouldn't be able to view them

Action logs removal:
I disagree with the suggestion to remove action logs for standard players. Action logs provide a clear and objective record of what has happened in the game, and they can be extremely useful for identifying and addressing problematic behavior. Without action logs, it would be much more difficult to accurately assess what has happened in a given situation and to make fair and appropriate punishments. Additionally, relying solely on player-provided videos as evidence could lead to bias and subjectivity, and it might not always be possible for players to provide video evidence of every incident. In my opinion, action logs should be retained as a valuable tool for identifying and addressing problematic behavior in the game.


Infraction System Modification:
I agree with the suggestion to reset infraction points after a ban expires. This gives players who have been banned a chance to start fresh and shows that the system is willing to give them a second chance. It can also serve as an incentive for players to reform their behavior and avoid future infractions.
However, it's important to also consider the motivations behind the infractions that led to the ban in the first place. If a player has a history of consistently disruptive or harmful behavior, it may be necessary to keep their infraction points at a higher level or to implement additional measures to ensure that they do not repeat their past mistakes.
In my opinion, the goal of an infraction system should be to promote positive and respectful behavior among players, while also providing opportunities for individuals to learn from their mistakes and improve their behavior. Resetting infraction points after a ban expires can be a useful tool in achieving this goal.

Add Rule to Spawn Protection:
It seems like adding a rule to the spawn protection system that allows players to use tactics such as entering marked areas to gain a spawn protection advantage could be a good idea. This would allow players to stop using these tactics to their advantage,

Anomali wrote:
Action logs removal
I disagree with the suggestion to remove action logs for standard players. Action logs provide a clear and objective record of what has happened in the game, and they can be extremely useful for identifying and addressing problematic behavior. Without action logs, it would be much more difficult to accurately assess what has happened in a given situation and to make fair and appropriate punishments. Additionally, relying solely on player-provided videos as evidence could lead to bias and subjectivity, and it might not always be possible for players to provide video evidence of every incident. In my opinion, action logs should be retained as a valuable tool for identifying and addressing problematic behavior in the game.


Infraction System Modification:
I agree with the suggestion to reset infraction points after a ban expires. This gives players who have been banned a chance to start fresh and shows that the system is willing to give them a second chance. It can also serve as an incentive for players to reform their behavior and avoid future infractions.
However, it's important to also consider the motivations behind the infractions that led to the ban in the first place. If a player has a history of consistently disruptive or harmful behavior, it may be necessary to keep their infraction points at a higher level or to implement additional measures to ensure that they do not repeat their past mistakes.
In my opinion, the goal of an infraction system should be to promote positive and respectful behavior among players, while also providing opportunities for individuals to learn from their mistakes and improve their behavior. Resetting infraction points after a ban expires can be a useful tool in achieving this goal.

Add Rule to Spawn Protection:
It seems like adding a rule to the spawn protection system that allows players to use tactics such as entering marked areas to gain a spawn protection advantage could be a good idea. This would allow players to stop using these tactics to their advantage,

i agree with the part of actions log removal: but not with the infraction system.
because it already has a period of time which will expire on that specific date that the admin has chosen or its default, i don't really know .
and it's only PSO's that really don't expire

Ralsei wrote:
Karbz did a good job but we need to make It even better by getting rid of action logs for people who shouldn't be able to view them

but if the reporting part is not the problem so what it would be?
to be fair i see(saw because no more action logs required) lots of people getting punished by that 1 line that you've sent (experienced myself)

This suggestion has a very high chance of it being struck down with just being told by "get a better pc".

The entire suggestion is basically. Get a better pc If you want to make reports which are unclear to deem with action logs. Ofc reports like cops destroying eachothers cars are more believable by action logs but thats just margain and can be solve with reports ingame