claude wrote:
Yes please +1
Warned. please don't just put +1 explain why you like it and give a reasoning. if you can't come up with anyhting just 5 star it and hope it gets accepted by mike.
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claude wrote:
Yes please +1

Bahzi wrote:
I'm with Alex184 here. It's not civilians their duty to know other player's crimes and it's no help at all.
RedX wrote:
I don't think this is needed, you can literally check every detail of what you did or what others did to you by using /actions.
Even if they shot your car when you were somewhere else, it shows who was it.
Try that command.

xev wrote:
i disagree ,someone destroyed my car today and i didn't even knew who did that i check /actions and there was nothing about maybe it was bugged or it doesn't show at all anyway .
Criminal Damage (Taxi) Commerce (LS) 1m ago 0 -> 1
Vehicle Destruction (Taxi) Commerce (LS) 1m ago 1
and bahzi ,it will help us a lot by just checking others crimes. If cops can check it civ should be able to do so or
Civ should be able to check others crimes at pd by going to redmarker there should be a list of players with crimes u wanted to know something like that .just saying
Bahzi wrote:
Cops have to check crimes, to know if a suspect is a threat, like by murder or assault with a deadly weapon.) There's no need for civilians to know someone did murder or rob someone and who.
Red_DragoN wrote:
Well that is not much of a secret, nor something that much private. I don't see why you guys are so much against it while it CANNOT hurt any party involved. It can only make EVERYONE's job easier.
Bahzi wrote:
It actually can not make anyone's job easier, for the reasons which have been mentioned earlier. The function basically is not needed.
If you want to know more about a player, you can talk to him or spy on him.
Alex184 wrote:
/actions is more accurate and available to all players to show the contacts between himself and other players, gonna go against this suggestion.
Red_DragoN wrote:So does /crimes
If your car gets destroyed by an explosion (grenade or something) actions log don't show that.