Remove cooldown to go ON/OFF duty after joining the server

-1 there is a point of this. its to annoy you and clearly its working.
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yeah is better to remove cooldown
s1mple wrote:
-1 there is a point of this. its to annoy you and clearly its working.


S1mple is right. We made this specially to annoy you and it's doing that really good.

But what if you bride your friends, fast reconnect and change to civ? Kinda abusable.
Admen
Jimmy wrote:
S1mple is right. We made this specially to annoy you and it's doing that really good.

But what if you bride your friends, fast reconnect and change to civ? Kinda abusable.


I think the server should remember the last time a player went on/off duty, and if the player reconnects to the server, it shouldn't affect the cooldown.

Sometimes players just need to reconnect or they simply crash, and after rejoin they need to wait 5 minutes again.
-1

Its not realistic, you cant IRL become a cop then go commit crimes under 5 minutes. Cooldown should be raised to a few irl weeks.

Vicio wrote:
I think the server should remember the last time a player went on/off duty, and if the player reconnects to the server, it shouldn't affect the cooldown.

Sometimes players just need to reconnect or they simply crash, and after joining again they need to wait 5 minutes again.


Exactly, the same thing happens in trucking. you cant just quick relog to get new deliveries it remembers the last time the player started a trucking job and only refreshes after 10 min
-1
I know its annoying
But ponder it
Why Mike added cooldown ?
How great it is to be absent yet present, rather than to be present yet absent.
Vicio wrote:
I think the server should remember the last time a player went on/off duty, and if the player reconnects to the server, it shouldn't affect the cooldown.

Sometimes players just need to reconnect or they simply crash, and after rejoin they need to wait 5 minutes again.


Mike is this technically possible/feasible? Sounds reasonable to me