(03-09-2018, 01:55 PM)Ends Wrote: The following rule is missing:
Quote:2. All faction IDs are allowed to claim bounties within their zone of influence. Generic IDs are only allowed to claim bounties if clearly specified in the ID description.
This is to stop miner ID and pirate ID from claiming bounties. Certain factions are allowed specific engagement-rights outside their ZoI, and may not claim bounties. So it does prevent certain situations from arising.
I changed the wording of 4.2 to reflect it.
(03-09-2018, 01:55 PM)Ends Wrote: You can't bounty someone on the spot in-game. You can only hire players to shoot someone for the sole purpose of assisting in an on-going fight. Although in-game, it is often phrased as such, e.g. "Shoot that Rogue and I will give you 4 million". Sometimes an escort contract can last for longer than 2 hours or multiple fights, and forum work isn't required for these.
I changed the wording a bit, but I'd rather have it in a way that doesnt make "shoot that rogue and I will give you 4 million" a rule violation, even if current rules taken strictly make it one. Making that against the rules is really counter-intuitive to players and may cause abuse of the rule. I'll make a list of rules that would be changed/removed in this rules version.
(03-09-2018, 01:55 PM)Ends Wrote:
(02-16-2018, 04:56 AM)Karlotta Wrote: 4.5 Forum-Bounties on factions and groups instead of named individuals may only be issued or sponsored publically by official factions, who may only sponsor one unofficial faction bounty.
Not sure if you want to add these here, but they are useful information on what's allowed within the current ruleset.
Not sure what "sponsored by" means, and if/how that actually happens.
