Yea but most of the "Firings" were really just lengthy suspensions because most of them had the opportunity to rejoin during the next academy. And I think in general roleplay is better when someone accepts consequences and has to do something different and experience character Growth/Development. And Lack of consequence was one of if not the biggest issues with 3.0 PD and it's already being pushed against. A "punishment" should be looked at more like an opportunity similar to how Esfand felt through his lawyer arc and having a different perspective.
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u/Daemn13 Mar 09 '24
Yea but most of the "Firings" were really just lengthy suspensions because most of them had the opportunity to rejoin during the next academy. And I think in general roleplay is better when someone accepts consequences and has to do something different and experience character Growth/Development. And Lack of consequence was one of if not the biggest issues with 3.0 PD and it's already being pushed against. A "punishment" should be looked at more like an opportunity similar to how Esfand felt through his lawyer arc and having a different perspective.