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This is a good application, but I think the answer to this question could be expanded on further. I think it would also be good to explain what your next steps would be after setting up your perimeter.

1. Description of the bug: Doing a /looc with certain words or numbers in conjunction with each other does not work, and makes the character speak with only a full stop. 2. Steps to reproduce the bug: Go on OTA, do "/looc Having 100" in chat. 3. Expected outcome vs outcome received: /looc should...

1. Description of the bug: Gas mask overlay remains on if equipped on citizen and then switching to CCA. Switch back to citizen, it players the animation taking off the gas mask but mask is still equipped and lens scratches remain. Take off the mask and it plays the animation putting it on, but...

Neutral I'm quite content with how things are currently. -Support regarding It seems unnecessary and confusing. I think it's important each division and rank represent themselves, and are easily identifiable visually.

+Support I think this could also be good if being stationary is a requirement to fire, gives a good excuse to use the animation that has a windup to shoot.

-Support The LPR was just too inaccessible as NPR, and as a result very little ever happened there. Having it as LPR also helps mitigate too much combat happening within the heart of the district.

-Support For reasons already stated above.

+support I think it would be cool having to be careful to avoid suspicion and checkpoints on your way to the sewers because you have a gasmask on you. It also gives another reason to go to outlands, being the freedom from the combine as well as not needing to wear a mask.

My main concern would be vehicles being overused in the city, and players going back to using them after dying/getting it confiscated/serving a sentence. I feel it does require some OOC moderation, as otherwise there is nothing stopping players from placing one whenever they feel like it.

+SUPPORT While I've always seen "Rank Leader" as a blanket term, you could argue the same for "Officer". I do believe however, it is more in line with the HL2RP aesthetic than OfC.

General Information Discord Username: toasterlaw Steam ID: STEAM_0:0:45444861 In-Game XP: 41950 Timezone (Optional): BST Questions Why are you applying for this position?: For fun and interesting roleplay! Why should we choose you over other applicants?: I have a lot of experience with HL2RP...

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+SUPPORT I think 3 minutes could be good.

I feel like thermals need to come with a disadvantage of some sort. Perhaps a limited amount of use along with power being diverted from your suit, making you more vulnerable during use and for a time afterwards as it recovers. Something in place so that thermals become an important tactical...

I think a minute and a half, or maybe two minutes would be reasonable taking into account the time it takes to prepare. There is already a thread on this topic here, it might be better to move the conversation there to keep all the feedback in one place.

-SUPPORT If you are referring to the "You are dead" timer, I think a better option would be to instead increase the cooldown for returning to a faction. I don't want to wait watching a death screen, when I could select another character instead.

-SUPPORT As cool as the proposed models look, if we switched to these we would be loosing the armbands that signify rank which is a part of the gameplay. I believe players should be able to determine a unit's rank by visuals alone. The current models we have are fine in my opinion.

Since we are moving away from the idea of removing SPS altogether, I believe a new and broader suggestion should be made to debuff OTA armour. I'm certain the development team will know the best method to implement, after presenting the current issues some players have.

To add onto this suggestion, one potential issue this would present is how open and easily accessible the 404 zone would via the large sewer grate in NPR-1. It might be an idea to add a zombie inside of there, or a breakable prop to hinder access a little bit.