Update idea - sentence increase

[A'den]

In escape mone, after killing enough guards/staff/prisoners you get new shirts - from medsec to maxsec. So why dont make prisoners get increased sentences for killing, harming ect? So especially troublesome prisoners get moved into the death row. Opinions?

[Fishy Business]

There are already threads about this
-btw i would like the feature

[Frazzledragøn the Trustworthy]

How about you do some research about how it already works?
Prisoners ARE upgraded from Min/Med to Max Sec upon committing Serious Injury and Murder, and they get +25 years to their sentence.

Also, you will NOT get to move people into deathrow. You are not a judge or jury, you are here to design a prison, not hand out sentences.

[DigitalImpostor]

Originally posted by Frazzledragøn:

How about you do some research about how it already works?
Prisoners ARE upgraded from Min/Med to Max Sec upon committing Serious Injury and Murder, and they get +25 years to their sentence.

Also, you will NOT get to move people into deathrow. You are not a judge or jury, you are here to design a prison, not hand out sentences.

How about you read what they wrote. They were suggesting it for escape mode.

[Frazzledragøn the Trustworthy]

Originally posted by DigitalImpostor:

How about you read what they wrote. They were suggesting it for escape mode.

I know, but there is no point to it.
You DO get upgraded in escape mode, but a longer sentence? What is the point.

And being upgraded to death row also doesn't make sense because it would be like Lockup, 24/7, you would have to bang your cell to shreds and that'd be the only way to earn Rep. No contraband, no nothing. That's not fun, is it?

Differenciating between Escape and Architect mode here, I don't understand the value of it.

[PipPopPuddinPop]

This is already a thing. My supermax prisoner is a mass murderer whose sentence is at about 700 years right now.

[A'den]

Originally posted by Frazzledragøn:

How about you do some research about how it already works?
Prisoners ARE upgraded from Min/Med to Max Sec upon committing Serious Injury and Murder, and they get +25 years to their sentence.

Also, you will NOT get to move people into deathrow. You are not a judge or jury, you are here to design a prison, not hand out sentences.

Frazzledragøn, My point weren't to personally put prisoners on the death row. My point was, that in real life, when prisoner tries to escape (not counting Germany), kill someboy inside, or harm them really much - consequences are added to their sentence. I'm not talking about escpae mode, but about sandbox. 700 years sentence means... 7000k days in in-game prison. more or less. That makes no sence, same as life sentences in the game (they would not make sence, because logically thinking, at some point you would be stuck with all your inmates having life sentence).
My point is: Shouldn't there be an increase in sentence for some misconducts (like - 25 years for murder, 1 for escape ect), and when you pass certain point (eg. maybe 150 years) prisoner would be moved itno death row? If your facility cannot perform this kind of punishment, prisoner gets moved out from your prison. I don't mention personally sentencing them to death - they alone can cause this by their actions.

[Frazzledragøn the Trustworthy]

Let me just cut it short then, so here is the essence of what all the other threads concluded, because we've already been there.


Only Murder increases their sentence by 25 years
Idea may or may not be implemented, but at the current time it seems unlikely.
The player will never have direct control over a prisoner's sentence. (Without mods)
People seem to generally agree that it would be good to stuff the prisoner into a bus, cart them off and have them return again later on after their court date.
Another idea is to transfer them out of the prison for a fee, get rid of them permanently.

Many suggest to resort to self-help and do file-editing or modding or walling them in and let them starve to death, fire, death by shotgun, or just let them escape if all that is too much of a hassle.