Easy to be solved replace galadon guards with the meanness of those NT ones. Lawful people have advantage.(nt)

Easy to be solved replace galadon guards with the meanness of those NT ones. Lawful people have advantage.(nt):
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Posted by Tat on February 10, 2000 at 10:52:11:

In Reply to: Yes (text) posted by Pug on February 10, 2000 at 08:29:01:

> Few points:

> 1. Before disbanding arbiters, CF was mainly evil. After, it is mainly evil chaotic. Lack of diversity is obvious. (maybe it's just the time I play though)
> 2. What's the point of having law and not having enforcers?
> 3. Quite a few people say that being wanted is a bugger, and reduces fun. Haven't you ever thought of a chance to drive like they do in action films (breaking every rule, causing massive destruction, etc), but stopped because of possible consequences? There can be quite a few examples like that.
> 4. One thing Arbiters lacked: corruption. If they are reinstated, they should be more tolerant to corruption, and it should be dealt with on mortal level.

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Comments:	> > Few points: > > 1. Before disbanding arbiters, CF was mainly evil. After, it is mainly evil chaotic. Lack of diversity is obvious. (maybe it's just the time I play though) > > 2. What's the point of having law and not having enforcers? > > 3. Quite a few people say that being wanted is a bugger, and reduces fun. Haven't you ever thought of a chance to drive like they do in action films (breaking every rule, causing massive destruction, etc), but stopped because of possible consequences? There can be quite a few examples like that. > > 4. One thing Arbiters lacked: corruption. If they are reinstated, they should be more tolerant to corruption, and it should be dealt with on mortal level.