Limit survey flags

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tardy0
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Limit survey flags

Post by tardy0 »

Right now you can place infinite flags that every player can see and anyone can remove by going up to it and clicking remove.
To avoid the spamming of flags that could take forever to remove I suggest a limit to the number of surveys you can have up at once.
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Re: Limit survey flags

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Probably a good idea.
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Re: Limit survey flags

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tardy0 wrote:Right now you can place infinite flags that every player can see and anyone can remove by going up to it and clicking remove.
To avoid the spamming of flags that could take forever to remove I suggest a limit to the number of surveys you can have up at once.
Seconding this. Too many of those things are an eyesore.
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Re: Limit survey flags

Post by Maiden »

Please don't limit it too much though, in the course of legitimate work, I've had 5-6 up at one time
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Re: Limit survey flags

Post by Granger »

I think it would be good to be able to access them from a distance (some tiles) so you can remove them when they are stuck inside a construction.

Or make them vanish when not used for some time.
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