Hearing a lot about a Proposed Karma system to prevent Griefing and create a punishment on wanted criminals (effectively adding a more realistic approach to crime)
I have heard a lot of suggestions about criminals having increased Bounties, insurance costs and even being hunted by being posted on Galnet for all to see...I like this bit. But I havn't heard of any positives for well behaved players. What of those who do the right thing the whole way through? do they gain any benefit out of this??
If I may, I would like to suggest a few possibilities to reward those who play by the rules a bit;
- Lower ship Insurance rebuys as Positive karma rank increases.
- Lower Bounties/ fines given as positive karma increases
- very high positive karma will Ignore first assault bounties. meaning if you shoot Authority vessels you get a second chance.
- Bounties handed in are slightly increased with increased Karma. to recognise your support of the authorities
- Very High Karma will result in A free roll with any engineer once every 2 weeks.
Feel free to add to this. Bit tiered right now haha
Fly safe commanders!
I have heard a lot of suggestions about criminals having increased Bounties, insurance costs and even being hunted by being posted on Galnet for all to see...I like this bit. But I havn't heard of any positives for well behaved players. What of those who do the right thing the whole way through? do they gain any benefit out of this??
If I may, I would like to suggest a few possibilities to reward those who play by the rules a bit;
- Lower ship Insurance rebuys as Positive karma rank increases.
- Lower Bounties/ fines given as positive karma increases
- very high positive karma will Ignore first assault bounties. meaning if you shoot Authority vessels you get a second chance.
- Bounties handed in are slightly increased with increased Karma. to recognise your support of the authorities
- Very High Karma will result in A free roll with any engineer once every 2 weeks.
Feel free to add to this. Bit tiered right now haha
Fly safe commanders!