I know similar things have been suggested before, but I think this is slightly different so stay with me (and if not, please just put a link here and we can close this thread).
So you get grieved, or (the other way around) someone clogged. (Oh and of course I mean really getting grieved, not the "A pirat killed me, because I didn't gave him my cargo" kind of way, which is just legitimate gameplay)
Of course it would be nice (and this is the part that has been asked before) if you could use a galaxy wide bounty on that player, with your own money, which you would have to pay to the CMDR that kills the player in question.
But what if you are a new player and don't have much money to but bounty on another CMDR? Nobody cares for 50.000cr.
What if there was a special platform (like here in the forums) where you can "make your case", post videos and so on. If you can convince other CMDRS that you enemy has earned a big bounty, they can add bounty from their on ingame money.
Also this platform could be used to prevent CMDRS from randomly putting bountys on others, as you need some kind of proof.
If the CMDR in question decides to only play in solo anymore because of his bount, maybe after a certain period the bounty would go online in GALNET and all NPC go for the hunt also.
Additionally there would have to be some ways for the hunted CMDR to lift his bounty, like apologizing on said platform, or paying the CMDRS that put bounties on his head money....
Also (But this is FDs work to do) there'd have to be additional rules...for example "everything is allowed in anarchy systems", etc.
This way (at least I think)
-bounty hunting would become much more than just going to HRES' and killing NPCs (and make big amounts of money)
-It would be much more dangerous to be a Griefer
-Non-Combat and new Pilots would have a way to defend against Griefers
-There would be a way against combatlogging with a gameplay mechanic behind it.
Only downside I see is the need of this platform (never good to need something outside a game to play a game), however this forum and the community is just so active, it feels to me like most CMDRS have a login already anyway.
What do you think?
So you get grieved, or (the other way around) someone clogged. (Oh and of course I mean really getting grieved, not the "A pirat killed me, because I didn't gave him my cargo" kind of way, which is just legitimate gameplay)
Of course it would be nice (and this is the part that has been asked before) if you could use a galaxy wide bounty on that player, with your own money, which you would have to pay to the CMDR that kills the player in question.
But what if you are a new player and don't have much money to but bounty on another CMDR? Nobody cares for 50.000cr.
What if there was a special platform (like here in the forums) where you can "make your case", post videos and so on. If you can convince other CMDRS that you enemy has earned a big bounty, they can add bounty from their on ingame money.
Also this platform could be used to prevent CMDRS from randomly putting bountys on others, as you need some kind of proof.
If the CMDR in question decides to only play in solo anymore because of his bount, maybe after a certain period the bounty would go online in GALNET and all NPC go for the hunt also.
Additionally there would have to be some ways for the hunted CMDR to lift his bounty, like apologizing on said platform, or paying the CMDRS that put bounties on his head money....
Also (But this is FDs work to do) there'd have to be additional rules...for example "everything is allowed in anarchy systems", etc.
This way (at least I think)
-bounty hunting would become much more than just going to HRES' and killing NPCs (and make big amounts of money)
-It would be much more dangerous to be a Griefer
-Non-Combat and new Pilots would have a way to defend against Griefers
-There would be a way against combatlogging with a gameplay mechanic behind it.
Only downside I see is the need of this platform (never good to need something outside a game to play a game), however this forum and the community is just so active, it feels to me like most CMDRS have a login already anyway.
What do you think?