Suggestion:20090802 Give Power Stations Use

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Give Power Stations Use

Timestamp: Justinbronze 19:29, 2 August 2009 (BST)

Type: Building Addition/New item

Scope: Power Stations.

Description: Ever wonder why Malton has Power Stations if they don't provide power? This suggestion will change all of that! My suggestion is,Power Stations can provide power to a building, lighting it up like a generator, only no refuel need for the building. The catch however, The Power Station must be powered by a generator, fueling the generator in the Power Station provides 48 hours of power before refueling is needed (unlike the usual 125 hours.), and in order for the building to receive power from the Power Station, the 2 must be connected by a extension cord, which is my idea for a new item. Extension cords can be found in Warehouses (7%), Factories (4%), and Power Stations (21%). Extension cords have the same health as Christmas lights. Extension cords are always in the open, so if a zombie walks into a block with an extension cord, he/she will have the option to attack it. You must be outside to attach extension cords, and extension cords can be attached to powered buildings to provide power to neighboring buildings, not just attach them to the Power Station. 1 extension cord can cover 1 block. Flavour Text: Survivor: You attach an extension cord to the building. You attach an extension cord to another, extending the cord further. You attach an extension cord to the building, the lights go on inside. Zombie: You are on Random Location Street there is an extension cord running through here. You are outside The Random Building. An extension cord runs through the street and connects to the building. Damaged Power Cords: Full health: There is a extension cord running through here. Slightly Damage: An extension cod with a couple pieces of rubber missing runs through here. Moderate Damage: There is a pulled, twisted extension cord here with many pieces of rubber missing. Badly Damaged: There is a maimed, knotted extension cord here that is almost stripped of its rubber. Destroyed: There is a mangled, ripped apart extension cord here.

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Keep Votes

1. Author's Keep- Seems fair for both sides, gives survivors a good reason to protect power stations, no need to waste AP's on gennies, and is easy enough for zombies to get through. Might even spark some new policies, like, "Power malton Policy, A policy to make every building powered."

Kill Votes

1. Kill I object to this on grounds of first law of thermodynamics. --Sophie ^{◆◆◆ CAPD} 19:48, 2 August 2009 (BST)

1. Change, if not Kill. I like the idea, but I can just see this web of interconnected power cables lighting up an entire suburb, if power station was given a maximum number of buildings it could power, and if every square of the power station had to powered for this to work, then with a bit more deliberation I would probably vote keep. As it is there is too much to abuse. -Devorac 19:54, 2 August 2009 (BST)

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