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People talk about problems in the Blacksmith shop, but people are also becoming very organized and forming lines (which I like seeing ). But on the other hand, there are always the people who cut, and find shortcuts, and it's not like you don't already have to sit in line long enough, due to the people who get in line, and don't even know how to make the iron. So then these people cut, and they go and make blades and what-not, and then they come back, making the lines even longer. There should be a "guard rail" like at movie theaters and stuff, wide enough to let people through and in a line, and move around, yet skinny enough to stop people from cutting. If you need to leave the line for some reason, you could just say "leave" or whatever, and a little rail might open or something, and you could walk out. That's a solution that suits what the RPers on 2k2 want.
People talk about these people who steal rocks in the mines. I posted this solution in an earlier post, so I'll just copy it: Actually, I think a neat solution to that problem would be this, (I got this idea from entering the café on JK2) have a guard stand at the door of "No PK zones" and when someone is about to enter, have the guard say, "Please hand over your weapons, you will get them back when you leave." You then should have the option to give them your weapons and be able to enter, or not hand over your weapons and obviously you wouldn't be able to enter. I actually think that would go along with the RP scenario, and it'd be a good way to handle no PK zones, rather than having to check your sword everytime you enter the room.
The staff could edit this as they like, and maybe more people could suggest stuff to make them better? Each plan has flaws, but I believe that other people could fix them. I see a problem in 2k2 and I say that "most" of us are civilized enough to get it fixed, like the people in the smithing shop. I think 2k2 is the most fantastic server I've played on, and I really wish it could be better, unlike 2k1, which was a good server, but it was too unbalanced. Police might actually be another solution, but not like those corrupt bastards on 2k1, who'd take their friends out of jail if they were bad. When people are thrown in jail, they should have a record on them, and the only people with the "remove" ability should be staff members, that aren't corrupt, so that the sentence is carried through, and people don't get away with stuff they shouldn't. |