Suggestion: In-depth sheriff/legal system
Details about the Suggestion:
Whitelist - First of all, I think it would help if we had some kind of restriction on who can enforce the law, whether that be by whitelist or whatever would suit.
Confiscations - To add a bit of risk to doing crime, sheriffs can take items from people if caught. (Potentially inventory, depending on how serious people want this to be)
Legal System - Executions can be conducted for extreme and continuous criminality (could wipe inventory and money depending on how serious people want this to be) as well as people getting placed in the jail for an amount of time that discourages crime and would be realistic: 20 - 60 minutes with potential for people to break them out. Fillcum Ridge is pretty lawless so sheriffs and the legal system shouldn't stretch to there. If there are really high profile criminals that can't be caught by sheriffs, bounties can be put on people so that if they catch them and bring them to the sheriff, they will be paid.
Why is this needed?:
Whitelist - Gives consequence to sheriffs acting against the law/rule breakage etc. rather than having sheriffs constantly just being a nuisance for anyone trying to RP realistically. A negative is that there may be a lack of people who are the sheriff meaning more lawbreakers but this is the WILD WEST and my other suggestions cover some of that as well as people being able to defend themselves instead of having sheriffs doing it for you.
Confiscations - As said adds more risk and downside to committing a crime and getting caught, will be more sophisticated than just a random sheriff taking all your items if that was added and more them confiscating specific things that were used in a crime before going to jail.
Legal System - Adds more depth to the server than just having cops and robbers shooting because they are bored, gives actual reason to make sure that you don't commit crime and also gives more things for sheriffs/other miscellaneous characters to do and talk about.
Details about the Suggestion:
Whitelist - First of all, I think it would help if we had some kind of restriction on who can enforce the law, whether that be by whitelist or whatever would suit.
Confiscations - To add a bit of risk to doing crime, sheriffs can take items from people if caught. (Potentially inventory, depending on how serious people want this to be)
Legal System - Executions can be conducted for extreme and continuous criminality (could wipe inventory and money depending on how serious people want this to be) as well as people getting placed in the jail for an amount of time that discourages crime and would be realistic: 20 - 60 minutes with potential for people to break them out. Fillcum Ridge is pretty lawless so sheriffs and the legal system shouldn't stretch to there. If there are really high profile criminals that can't be caught by sheriffs, bounties can be put on people so that if they catch them and bring them to the sheriff, they will be paid.
Why is this needed?:
Whitelist - Gives consequence to sheriffs acting against the law/rule breakage etc. rather than having sheriffs constantly just being a nuisance for anyone trying to RP realistically. A negative is that there may be a lack of people who are the sheriff meaning more lawbreakers but this is the WILD WEST and my other suggestions cover some of that as well as people being able to defend themselves instead of having sheriffs doing it for you.
Confiscations - As said adds more risk and downside to committing a crime and getting caught, will be more sophisticated than just a random sheriff taking all your items if that was added and more them confiscating specific things that were used in a crime before going to jail.
Legal System - Adds more depth to the server than just having cops and robbers shooting because they are bored, gives actual reason to make sure that you don't commit crime and also gives more things for sheriffs/other miscellaneous characters to do and talk about.
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