Lsrcr Forum

Nyut wrote:

Kind of expecting this to show up sooner or later. Basically it is kind of unfair for LEOs to chase someone who is basically immortal and cannot be touched, and i understand if some people would like it to be removed. But seeing it from the Administrator perspective, you really can't remove it can you? What if there's some report about a cheater/hacker when they're in the middle of being wanted? What if someone needs help because they're being chased by deathmatcher or needs help regarding the server when they're being wanted? Those two are just example of what being "green" when wanted means. It's so they can take care of a report or help someone in need without the LEOs being "oh he's abusing his power blablabla". UNLESS if one's decided to use it for fun (ex. playing around with friends) and didn't turn it off later on, now that's a disadvantage for the LEOs. My case? I'm Neutral on this. I suggest implement a rule for administrators instead of removing it completely.

Nyut wrote:

Kind of expecting this to show up sooner or later. Basically it is kind of unfair for LEOs to chase someone who is basically immortal and cannot be touched, and i understand if some people would like it to be removed. But seeing it from the Administrator perspective, you really can't remove it can you? What if there's some report about a cheater/hacker when they're in the middle of being wanted? What if someone needs help because they're being chased by deathmatcher or needs help regarding the server when they're being wanted? Those two are just example of what being "green" when wanted means. It's so they can take care of a report or help someone in need without the LEOs being "oh he's abusing his power blablabla". UNLESS if one's decided to use it for fun (ex. playing around with friends) and didn't turn it off later on, now that's a disadvantage for the LEOs. My case? I'm Neutral on this. I suggest implement a rule for administrators instead of removing it completely.

Robin wrote:

Nyut wrote:

Kind of expecting this to show up sooner or later. Basically it is kind of unfair for LEOs to chase someone who is basically immortal and cannot be touched, and i understand if some people would like it to be removed. But seeing it from the Administrator perspective, you really can't remove it can you? What if there's some report about a cheater/hacker when they're in the middle of being wanted? What if someone needs help because they're being chased by deathmatcher or needs help regarding the server when they're being wanted? Those two are just example of what being "green" when wanted means. It's so they can take care of a report or help someone in need without the LEOs being "oh he's abusing his power blablabla". UNLESS if one's decided to use it for fun (ex. playing around with friends) and didn't turn it off later on, now that's a disadvantage for the LEOs. My case? I'm Neutral on this. I suggest implement a rule for administrators instead of removing it completely.

Turn on admin mode -> set wanted level to 0
Turn off admin mode again -> set back wanted level.

Easy fix, no disadvantage for anyone.

Nyut wrote:

Robin wrote:

Nyut wrote:

Kind of expecting this to show up sooner or later. Basically it is kind of unfair for LEOs to chase someone who is basically immortal and cannot be touched, and i understand if some people would like it to be removed. But seeing it from the Administrator perspective, you really can't remove it can you? What if there's some report about a cheater/hacker when they're in the middle of being wanted? What if someone needs help because they're being chased by deathmatcher or needs help regarding the server when they're being wanted? Those two are just example of what being "green" when wanted means. It's so they can take care of a report or help someone in need without the LEOs being "oh he's abusing his power blablabla". UNLESS if one's decided to use it for fun (ex. playing around with friends) and didn't turn it off later on, now that's a disadvantage for the LEOs. My case? I'm Neutral on this. I suggest implement a rule for administrators instead of removing it completely.

Turn on admin mode -> set wanted level to 0
Turn off admin mode again -> set back wanted level.

Easy fix, no disadvantage for anyone.

Now i like that, could be implemented instead of making a rule.

ackman wrote:

Nothing much to say, +1