INS Arresting system with translator
Posted: 2010-05-27 01:46
Just a suggestion.
Maybe changing the arresting system on INS from "killing" the civilian to actually arresting the civilian and introducing a new kit that would specialize in translating (interrogation of a kind). The purpose of this kit would be to ask "interrogate" arrested civilians for intel points. Since a lot of cache finding is hit and miss when searching around a suspected cache
This system could be limited to 1 or 2 kits, and would have a high chance of accuracy when gaining intel points since you are only going to have a couple translators and actually arresting a civilian and interrogating him is dangerous enough.
Also this would reduce the usefulness of the civilian kit (civilian jumping on APCs while they are still alive) and they would also increase the chances of the BLUFOR forces as getting a civilian kit on INS would be like BLUFOR dropping a HAT kit out in the open.
Im not suggesting that when a civilian is arrested and is not interrogated by a translator that no intel points are awarded but that when they are interrogated more intel points are received than normal.
So yeah just a suggestion
Maybe changing the arresting system on INS from "killing" the civilian to actually arresting the civilian and introducing a new kit that would specialize in translating (interrogation of a kind). The purpose of this kit would be to ask "interrogate" arrested civilians for intel points. Since a lot of cache finding is hit and miss when searching around a suspected cache
This system could be limited to 1 or 2 kits, and would have a high chance of accuracy when gaining intel points since you are only going to have a couple translators and actually arresting a civilian and interrogating him is dangerous enough.
Also this would reduce the usefulness of the civilian kit (civilian jumping on APCs while they are still alive) and they would also increase the chances of the BLUFOR forces as getting a civilian kit on INS would be like BLUFOR dropping a HAT kit out in the open.
Im not suggesting that when a civilian is arrested and is not interrogated by a translator that no intel points are awarded but that when they are interrogated more intel points are received than normal.
So yeah just a suggestion