encourage: (serious; state the facts one more time)
Haruno Sakura (manga) ([personal profile] encourage) wrote in [community profile] paradisaooc2011-11-20 08:23 pm

ATTN: ALL PLAYERS

As of this week, Sunday, November 20th - Saturday, November 26th, all those being held within the Peace Patrol Prison will be outfitted with power-restraining collars. (Pending they actually have powers, you know, details.) These collars do not undo the effects of powers, do not uncreate these powers, but do the following: prevent those powers from being used on other people/characters/the environment.

Powers have essentially been capped, bringing all villains to the level of "average human" as far as general capabilities. It doesn't alter mentalities, if part of their physiology requires X and Y to persist, this still holds true.

This is not a perfect solution ICly! Measures are still being researched, ICly, as to how to stop convicted villains from injuring/harming/committing acts of mental or physical violence against others. These collars stop villains from using their powers on other people. The collective group working on it (spearheaded by Felix, Eleven and Ray assisting on the tech end of things, Felix the mastermind behind magic, research, and probably also sliced bread) has been taking time technically talking to casts or doing research in order to make these collars effective per each character.

This is the pat happy reason for why it's taken so long, etc.

As a consequence: all future villains caught and convicted by the Peace Patrol will be outfitted with a similar collar up to and until such a point as another means is worked out.


On another note: Sakura is still the public face for all of this. All flak for the prison break, the fact this happened right before the collars were ready, that she held the remaining trials behind closed doors and only with a judge and evidence laid out and argued for and against, that can and should be held against her or examined.

Any questions, please ask me here, in AIM @ shadhahvar, or on plurk if you have me there. Also I have an email address, which only eats emails once in a blue moon! You can find it on the contacts page.

Edit: This means all prisoners outfitted with collars are released back into the population by next Sunday. They should be monitored and tracked by the Peace Patrol, but theory and actuality are often two different beasts of burden.

[identity profile] luthored.livejournal.com 2011-11-21 09:39 pm (UTC)(link)
Re: Joshua's breakout. The last thing I wanted to do was upset anybody. Like I said above, I wasn't really in any position to warn anybody because it was supposed to be a secret that a mod trusted me with that was related to the rest of the plot.

However, it's one I agreed to keeping, so for that I'm sorry to anyone who felt shafted by the decision, and I'll do my best to avoid doing such things in the future.

[identity profile] senri.livejournal.com 2011-11-21 11:51 pm (UTC)(link)
I don't mean to single you out with this but I honestly just wish we'd cut this "sworn to secrecy" crap in Paradisa entirely. Problems came up with Riful plot in large part, I think, due to how secret everything was. This just repeats that mistake. It's also been shown in the past wrt Riful that even if a plot is supposedly open and people can come to muns and ask questions about things really, people will not step into a thread or a plot if they feel like they'll be disrupting something. This twist did the same kind of thing, only with busting a prisoner out - when really there should have been people reinforcing Mal, it seems? Cameras catching what was going on?

:/ I don't know where it's best to bring this all up for discussion other than on How's the Game.

[identity profile] innate.livejournal.com 2011-11-22 12:00 am (UTC)(link)
Yeah, I do agree. In hindsight, it was not the best decision. I don't think it would hurt to bring it up on the next HTG, since we have them fairly often now.

[identity profile] senri.livejournal.com 2011-11-22 12:55 am (UTC)(link)
♥ yeah, just... it takes time for people to react, oocly. In general! And plotting needs to allow for that time or things jumble up. ;/

That's all, really, imo.