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Prison Comes To Sl

SL Edge
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Join date: 29 Apr 2005
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05-13-2005 12:52
I HAVE A DREAM! Secondlife you take two seperate islands out at sea and on each Island Build a Maximum Security Prison..One Mens..One Womens..If you are suspended from SL, everytime you log on you are in a pennitentary where you CANNOT TP yourself out of. In prison there could be various things to do like learn to script which volunteers from the free world could teach...or whatever..the SL prison experience would be a way to stay in the game instead of waiting for your suspension to end..This could also be an end to banning in that instead of being banned you get a longer (much longer) sentence..The variables are too many to list.
Upshaw Underhill
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05-13-2005 13:07
No access to inventory, no IM, and nothing to wear but prison stripes... hmmmmm.

I kinda like it but would you really want to give the griefers better script-fu?

I'd think just build, no-script, no-fly would be better. With perhaps the ability to take into inventory but not access normal inventory.

L8r,
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Foolish Frost
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05-13-2005 13:25
Shall we discuss the real problem with such a thing?

You are putting a group of semi-like-minded people together, who have just been made irate because someone is 'punishing' them, and made a club out of them.

:eek:

I expect to see coordinated griefing attempts using 5 or more members within a few days of this being implimented.

See what I mean?
Andrew Linden
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05-13-2005 15:30
A "punishment place" has been brought up many times before, in the LL office and on the forums. I think it would be a good idea if it could somehow help the offenders lose interest in their griefing metagames.

I'm not sure what the "feature set" would be that would be that would help make that happen. It seems to me that this hypothetical "prison" should be less interesting than the rest of SL, but not 100% useless. Certainly it should not interesting enough to encourage people to intentionally grief just to visit it.

Hmmm... perhaps a probation on bail system could be implemented, such that a premature return to "prison" would forfeit the bail. Dunno... more ideas?
Torley Linden
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05-13-2005 15:31
The Simshank Redemption!

And all the horrible terrors contained deep within...
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Chip Midnight
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05-13-2005 15:40
From: Andrew Linden
I think it would be a good idea if it could somehow help the offenders lose interest in their griefing metagames.

I'm not sure what the "feature set" would be that would be that would help make that happen.?


Non-stop streaming david hasselhoff music that they can't turn off might do the trick.
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Coupe Neville
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05-13-2005 15:48
From: Chip Midnight
Non-stop streaming david hasselhoff music that they can't turn off might do the trick.


but what if they're from Germany?
Chance Abattoir
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05-13-2005 15:49
Prisons are actually becoming the new mental institutions since a lot of funding has been taken away from asylums. This means the mentally ill have to commit crimes in order to get the proper treatment they need.


So maybe in SL, all of the mentally ill people (look for the neologisms and ridiculous paranoid delusions) will have to commit TOS abuses to get the counseling they need. :D
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Chip Midnight
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05-13-2005 15:49
From: Coupe Neville
but what if they're from Germany?


hmmm, good point! Tiny Tim music instead?
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Red Mars
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05-13-2005 15:57
I think a prison sim should be no-script and no-fly abut allow building. It's difficult to mass grief by simple building
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Chance Abattoir
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05-13-2005 16:05
From: Red Mars
I think a prison sim should be no-script and no-fly abut allow building. It's difficult to mass grief by simple building


Unless there are physics enabled. :)
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Wuvme Karuna
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05-13-2005 16:07
OMG i had this idea too, i mention in the welcome area.. LOL i had this idea way back then.. LOL
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Aimee Weber
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05-13-2005 16:08
Awesome Idea!

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Susie Boffin
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05-13-2005 16:40
In a game I used to play they put you in prison and you had to answer 100 questions from a NPC about the ToS and if you got one wrong they made you start all over again!

The real hard core offenders had to wear a striped suit and ball and chain once they got out. :)
Violet Manhattan
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Join date: 2 Mar 2005
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Great Idea!!!
05-13-2005 16:45
I think the prison idea is great!!!! If I were to ever get suspended I would love to spend my time in prison learning how to make shanks.
Jeffrey Gomez
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05-13-2005 16:46
All griefers should be confined to Orientation Island. Problem solved. :D
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Nolan Nash
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05-13-2005 16:46
Maybe they could have neg-rate deathmatches in the prison yard! :p
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Travis Lambert
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05-13-2005 16:46
Ok - so who's doing the feature proposal? I'm out of votes :D
Eanya Dalek
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05-13-2005 16:48
It seems to me that they would have more opportunity to colaborate for after they get out? Also I can see some using this as a badge of merit.
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katykiwi Moonflower
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05-13-2005 16:53
What about fines for infractions, similar to a scale of traffic offense fines, in addition to a point system based on severity of infraction.

People feel it when their pocket is affected, both in RL and SL. If the member's account balance is insufficient to pay the fine, payment could be deducted from stipends as they are acquired, or however the account increases. When infraction points reach a certain level, fines can increase and/or suspension occur.

In A Tale in the Desert, game masters were able to send players who violated the game rules to a separate "jail area" where they were required to remain for a period of time. My friend was banished to this area for 3 days once for using a program to auto fish. When he logged onto his account during his incarceration, he was frozen in this hole like area where he was unable to move or participate in the game. He never used that program again.
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05-13-2005 16:56
From: katykiwi Moonflower
What about fines for infractions, similar to a scale of traffic offense fines, in addition to a point system based on severity of infraction.

People feel it when their pocket is affected, both in RL and SL. If the member's account balance is insufficient to pay the fine, payment could be deducted from stipends as they are acquired, or however the account increases. When infraction points reach a certain level, fines can increase and/or suspension occur.

In A Tale in the Desert, game masters were able to send players who violated the game rules to a separate "jail area" where they were required to remain for a period of time. My friend was banished to this area for 3 days once for using a program to auto fish. When he logged onto his account during his incarceration, he was frozen in this hole like area where he was unable to move or participate in the game. He never used that program again.


Just send them all to Gypsy Moon! They will turn into much better people! :D
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Grunt Yaffle
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05-13-2005 17:06
Prison? Fines? Stripey suits? Stupidity. Grief=suspension or ban. Plenty good enough. Leave prison to the RPG's
David Valentino
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05-13-2005 17:18
I want a prison!! Co-ed though right? Right???
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Chance Abattoir
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05-13-2005 17:49
From: Violet Manhattan
I think the prison idea is great!!!! If I were to ever get suspended I would love to spend my time in prison learning how to make shanks.


I'd start a drug ring, manufacturing narcotics from extracted deadly spider venom.
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Siggy Romulus
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05-13-2005 17:57
Thats the thing about prisons:

From: someone
"Danbury wasn't a prison. It was a crime school. I went in with a bachelor of marijuana, and came out with a doctorate of cocaine."


George Jung.
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