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So, we all know how it’s cool RP to write down your former employers, crimes and so on to later add them in your databank history, right? While this is not mandatory, it’s considered nice RP, so how about we let the code enforce this?
Scenario: The Empire has caught Barney for public misbehaviour, and since this is the second offense, they’re taking him in. Upon sentencing, the judge (or whomever was given the writecrime empowerment) will do the following..
[b:35eup0dm]writecrime Barney
<buffer opens>
Caught for public misbehaviour by The Empire, sentenced for two days in prison and 10,000 fine.[/b:35eup0dm]
Now, Barney has a permanent statement on his crime record that he’ll have to carry with him. When another clan decides to interview him for employment, they can type [b:35eup0dm]‘lookup Barney crimes’[/b:35eup0dm] and decide whether or not they are a worthy employee.
A code support could also (probably, Ravaus?) written to make it so that instead of opening a simple buffer, it makes a statement in a pre-set form, like thinklogs:
[b:35eup0dm](6.11.2010, 1:39 by The Galactic Empire): Caught for public misbehaviour by The Empire, sentenced for two days in prison and 10,000 fine.[/b:35eup0dm]
Opinions?
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