[George]

Tbh it gets anoying to find out you died , thinking a raid is over. I wish it could be a rule that along with calling raid and the place you must say how many people there are.
For ex: Raid at paradise point +3
So who ever is defending knows there are 3 people coming
Or
Police raid at seattle +4
So there are 4 people raiding
It help the mods if someone calls kos(rdm) and it helps the defenders know how many are left so they don't think it's over and call a mod over and ruin the fun

[Jack]

Looks like a good idea. +1

[Salami]

Looks like a good idea. +1

+2.

[PandaSkills]

+1

[Arashi_tlk]

"how many are left" Well if you kill one, he could come back. /home, /tp. So knowing a number doesn't really give you a for sure raid over scenario. It may help in some ways, but you shouldn't just think it's over after killing a few people if they have the ability to come back.

Just keep defending until the raid is called over, that's your safest bet.

[RagnarosPower]

"how many are left" Well if you kill one, he could come back. /home, /tp. So knowing a number doesn't really give you a for sure raid over scenario. It may up in some ways, but you shouldn't just think it's over after killing a few people if they have the ability to come back.

Just keep defending until the raid is called over, that's your safest bet.

Well considering there's a huge cooldown to tp and you ain't allowed to place a bed to the place you're going to raid, you have limited lives.

[Arashi_tlk]

Well considering there's a huge cooldown to tp and you ain't allowed to place a bed to the place you're going to raid, you have limited lives.

You're right, I forgot about the no bed for raiders rule. I suppose with knowing the number at the start you can determine how many bodies you have to drop before the raid is over.

But question about those that die and used their TP already during the raid, if they spawned close by would they be able to come back to the raid if their group is still alive in the base? Technically the whole group hasn't died, so the raid would still be legally going on. And if so, then that number that was stated in the beginning of the raid wouldn't matter because they could just walk back while their buddies are still alive inside; if that's allow that is.

[RagnarosPower]

Well considering there's a huge cooldown to tp and you ain't allowed to place a bed to the place you're going to raid, you have limited lives.

You're right, I forgot about the no bed for raiders rule. I suppose with knowing the number at the start you can determine how many bodies you have to drop before the raid is over.

But question about those that die and used their TP already during the raid, if they spawned close by would they be able to come back to the raid if their group is still alive in the base? Technically the whole group hasn't died, so the raid would still be legally going on. And if so, then that number that was stated in the beginning of the raid wouldn't matter because they could just walk back while their buddies are still alive inside; if that's allow that is.

Yeah you can walk back if youre homies are still alive, if not raid's over.

[George]

You also gotta remember that some people with big bases or bases in popular places have people hiding so the raid continue and sometimes the raiders don't know if anyone died or they don't want to call it because there salty.
Tbh it's just to help out the defenders know
And help the moderators In case there is a problem with someone calling kos or rdm when a raid is or isn't over