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Well this was recently made. Adds krav naga as a roundstart martial art ability for security forces.

 

https://github.com/tgstation/-tg-station/pull/10306

 

So I was wondering: What if there were a roundstart job of a german shepard or something, fit in a kevlar rig with a tracking collar and a headset for security?

 

Security dog. Somehow give them access to the help/harm/disarm/grab track and a single hand slot for their mouth. Have them able to use a takedown dog martial art that focuses around taking targets down and keeping them down for officers to assist?

 

Could also give them some sort of scent abilities for finding bombs/chems and people but I'm not sure how that'd work properly.

 

Maybe they'd have dog versions of synth laws. Like, "This is your training, follow it." laws/guidelines on how 2 dog.

 

Idk maybe it's a dumb idea.

 

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From what I saw krav is for traitors, not sec.

 

In theory I'd love to see a doggie helping sec.

 

In practice, the code would be a nightmare to do properly, as would the rules around it. It'd have to be an expensive karma thing at the least.

 

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From what I saw krav is for traitors, not sec.

 

In theory I'd love to see a doggie helping sec.

 

In practice, the code would be a nightmare to do properly, as would the rules around it. It'd have to be an expensive karma thing at the least.

 

Krav Maga is a fighting style good for 1 on 1 combat. It's obtainable from the traitor uplink in the form of gloves for 10tc, and Round-Start Security staff know it innately.

 

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Fuck yes Inspector Rex. I must make a Vupla sec officer called that.

 

 

As for the Dog - it'd be annoying to code for the following reasons:

Ignoring race selection and a host of other things.

Being snowflakey as hell with regards to simple_animal code - attack types, inventory, etc

Reagents - atm I don't believe they process reagents at all.

 

Then it comes to behaviour - people not acting dog like enough...or too much like a dog (I've seen too much Ian ERP). People acting too smart, metawise, etc.

 

So were it to be coded (which i doubt, but i'd love) it'd need some quite snowflake code that makes Ian's corgi UI look basic.

 

Behaviour wise - I'd want to see it be 50kp minimum, just to keep away the shit players, and to make people act better for fear of being job banned.

 

 

But man, I would love to see it done well, both by the coders and the people playing as one.

 

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derp.

 

I agree on the 50+ kp thing, getting people to properly play this might be a pain.

 

Any reason you couldn't just make this a child of normal carbons, then remove the stuff it doesn't need in the germanshepard.dm defines or whatever?

 

I mean, it's not like an admin's going to spawn 50 of these without ghosts. Right..?

 

Edit: I mean heck, if the intention is to only ever have one in a round, maybe three max, you could even let them have organs and surgery. Define dog kidneys. Prosthetic dog leg. They'd need their own wound overlays and stuff but, whatev right?

 

I figure unless a crazy amount of sprites/overlays for customizations were added though, it'd probably work like cyborg where your player setup doesn't matter that much appearance-wise.

 

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