Inflict

[Amdair]

Syntax: inflict <light/heavy/serious> <cut/bruise/puncture> <target> <location>
inflict submit <inflict-er>

Basically, we end up with a LOT of torture, emoted combat scenes like minor scuffles and such, or the contested single punch or stab or whatever is going on.

It's my hope that maybe we could get a command that requires either restraint or permission from the victim, to inflict coded injuries.

What do people think of this idea? Eh? Eh?

[Lei]

Oh yes. I want this. :x

[registerednuisance]

I love it, as long as it is not accidentally fatal.

[Estelle]

Me likey.

[Callista]

Agreed!

Would the result be regular wounds, treatable and such? Just directed/purposeful rather than in combat?

[Bennie]

I'd like to revive this.. recently the Order's been running into problems when disciplining and the like. Something like this would be very helpful.

[Amdair]

I'm so excited to see an idea of mine bumped. :D Glad everyone likes it so much!

[Kinaed]

We need to code critical wounds again before it can be implemented, alas!

[Julea]

I like this too.

[Vaelius]

Syntax: inflict <light/heavy/serious $d> <cut/bruise/puncture> <target> <location>

Recho: $p is attempting to deal $d damage to $t.

inflict submit <inflict-er> <string>

Basically, we end up with a LOT of torture, emoted combat scenes like minor scuffles and such, or the contested single punch or stab or whatever is going on.

It's my hope that maybe we could get a command that requires either restraint or permission from the victim, to inflict coded injuries.

What do people think of this idea? Eh? Eh?

Suggested changes in bold. $p is player, $d is damage, $t is target. <string> allows you to pose the result of the damage/etc. at the same time. I'm sure it could be cleaned up, just my .02. :)