Help for 'trust'

TRUST

@trust <person> to <option> => Trust someone for a specific thing like heal
@trust <person>             => Trust someone completely
@untrust <person>          => Untrust a specific person
@untrust all                => Smart. Trust no one.
@trusted                   => Show's you who you have made the (poor) decision to trust ;)

Options

strip   - Gives someone permission to frisk, or remove clothing from you.
dress   - Gives someone permission to dress you in clothing.
heal    - Gives the target permission to attempt to heal you.
cuff    - Gives the target the ability to cuff you without resistance.
operate - Allows the target to attempt surgery on you.
grapple - Means you won't resist at any time someone attempts to grapple you.
tattoo - Allows the person targeted to tattoo you.
escort - Allow someone to move with you.
protect - Allow someone to sacrifice their body and soul for you.
makeup - Put makeup on you.
shackle - To put shackles on you.
feed    - To force-feed you.
force   - To force you into / pull you out of a vehicle
pass    - Allow someone to pass freely when you are guarding an exit
       - No argument supplied. Bestows complete trust in that person.

The trust system allows people to perform actions without being resisted. This allows the person access to your character in a way that could be abused. Hence why you should only give this access to players you trust. If giving this trust is just a temporary means to achieve a goal, say like a cyberware surgery. Be sure to @untrust that person afterward to prevent them from exploiting your trust at a later time.

Trusting someone will notify them OOCly that you have put trust in them so that they know they can proceed with whatever they were going to do. @untrust DOES NOT notify the other person.


META

This system is cumbersomely designed in order to address issues with using trust to identify disguised individuals. The trust system operates not only by name, but also an invisible unique token that guarantees trusting a person even with a disguise matching other @trusts in your file, will still be considered unique.

This means you may see three entries for "armored puny femboy" in your @trust list, and that is a valid unique three individuals that you @trust that just look very similar. By trusting one disguise, you do not automatically trust all people that look like that.

When people disguise in a room that you are in that you @trust, your @trust will automatically be copied to their new disguise and you will be notified OOC about it.

This is not a perfect system, but it is fair.
*Last Updated: 07/05/26 by Fengshui*