NekomimiKirino

I think this would be an awesome addition to the pAI kit. Right now, there isn't much a pAI can do to affect the round. This would be a nice step towards making it more enjoyable to be a pAI. Maybe decrease the range of the music because of how small a pAI is.

I honestly disagree with the health indicator. I personally believe that it should say that someone has entered full cardiac arrest, rather than that person being dead. The reason for this is that defibrillators are used to restart the heart after it stops beating. It doesn't make sense for a person to be considered dead if a defibrillator is still capable of reviving them. Some of you might argue, "Well, it's a game. You can't apply real life circumstances to a game." You are absolutely right. However; It's because it's a game that I feel so strongly about this. I hate taking someone out of the round permanently and that's exactly what perma-brigging entails. As a security player, your job is not solely to catch criminals. You are the cops to the robbers. Without robbers, the cops would have nothing to do for most of the round and nobody wins in that scenario. In a way, we make the game more fun for players that commit crimes. To that extent, I feel like there should be more leniency when it comes to crimes that take another player out of the round. (And I say this as a player that plays security semi-regularly) I'll expand on this further after I've had some sleep.

I had an interesting debate with my security team today. I was arguing that a suspect could not have committed murder because the victim was successfully defibrillated after entering total cardiac arrest. So, here's my issue. It doesn't make any sense that you can defibrillate a victim and then still charge a suspect with murder. The point at which a person -should- be considered dead is when defibrillation is no longer possible. Therefore, it should not be murder if a suspect's cardiac function is restarted. I know that this is a game and that's part of the reason why I would choose to charge a suspect with the lesser crime. I don't enjoy ruining someone else's round. In the aforementioned case, a clown was being a shitter to the bartender and the bartender beat the clown into hardcrit. The clown succumbed and was successfully defibbed within minutes. Why was the bartender then charged with murder/manslaughter and permabrigged? For starters, it was a crime of passion and it should have been treated as manslaughter. Even more importantly, the clown's round was barely affected at all by the bartender. It is my opinion that if a victim is successfully defibbed, then the charge should be aggravated assault or attempted murder. Let me know your thoughts on this.