prisoners, transport and storage

[PeXS]

whether it will be added on a car or the ability of prison several prisoners to the police station.
wear on their hands is a pain.
Now there is also the possibility of building prisons or cages.
after the attack on the base bandit problem is what to do with them. I would like to be able to store and discontinued them a few at a time to the police.

after that, I would suggest to fire up steam all the options, even with errors.walls, defense and so on.and correct errors in time, and now the game is much more stripped down what little angry

[rax1145]

[Clawdius Talonious]

Prisoner cages are in the game already, they were removed when the research feature was added into the game. They will be reintroduced in the future, we're likely to get slave labor in the future, so I imagine Chris is working to reintroduce the cages when they have more use. They were rather buggy before, with prisoners disappearing or standing in midair instead of in the cage, people would knock out merchants and bandage them up, transport them to their base and put them in a cage so they would have their own merchants. Of course this was before the shop counter was extant, so I am unsure what if any issues that would pose now.

As for the buggy features, I imagine now that he is on Steam and has consolidated most of his user base onto Steam he may opt for Beta versions that you can opt into on Steam in the future. It's easy to say that walls should be in, but you're really not in a position to make that call. Walls would occasionally allow enemies through, and caused frequent crashes. They also didn't really offer much in the way of protection, they just gave you a few more moments to get your squad ready to fight. When they're reintroduced they will work better all the way around.

[Tolwrath]

Carrying each prisoner by hand can be a pain. I'd like to see a method for transporting more than one prisoner at a time, through the use of a vehicle of some kind, or just chains to bind them together and force them to march.

After attacking a bandit base, I often find myself unsure of what to do with the bandits. With capturing so many bandits comes the problem of storing all of them until you can turn them in for a bounty. This is where being able to build a prison, instead of just individual cages would come in handy. It would be nice to be able to have a prison that requires less micromanaging to store prisoners. It could also be useful in turning in multiple bounties to the police stations at the same time.

It makes me a little angry, the way Chris stripped walls, large outposts, and prisoner cages out of the game for the Steam release. I think he should have left them in, even with all the bugs, to help get the Steam community fired up about his game. Kenshi just feels a bit bare with them stripped out like that.

That's my attempt at making this more legible. He wasn't just wanting prisoner cages back, but also a better way of storing and transporting prisoners. I may have stretched a bit based on my own imagination though, sorry about that.

[Revage]

My own personal method for dealing with numerous bandits upon capture is to bandage them and throw them in a shed then lock the door. Keeps them locked up, and they generally survive a while once bandaged.

[Jahsg]

My own personal method for dealing with numerous bandits upon capture is to bandage them and throw them in a shed then lock the door. Keeps them locked up, and they generally survive a while once bandaged.

That is delectably evil

[Smiley]

Haha i did the same take off there weapons just bandage so they wont die drop em and let em rot till u collect the bounty. Offc they did escape after a while since after a few saves they could ran thorugh building walls :p for some reason, they might have scratched trough it

[gamerphate]

My own personal method for dealing with numerous bandits upon capture is to bandage them and throw them in a shed then lock the door. Keeps them locked up, and they generally survive a while once bandaged.

That is delectably evil

That is what I do too, awesome others came up with a similar solution. Just pick a small shack to use as your towns "jail" so you can move them over as you got time. I was kind of worried about them getting stuck or glitching but for the most part, seems to work fairly well

[Tolwrath]

You guys are ingenious in some evil ways. I hadn't even thought of that.