A dialogue option when you speak to someone at work. Something along the lines of "I'd like to have a word with [Name]. The employee would either go to that NPC and lead them back to you, ask you for a bribe, or refuse to do it. The NPC you've asked to speak to might also be able to refuse?
#Ability to ask to speak to an employee at a company
naive granite
upbeat perch
This would overlap with the function of bribing for a guest pass. I like the idea, but something else may need to be moved around.
wise jasper
30c for a guest pass already does it like wabbid said, but if the feature changes then your suggestion would be nice to have
wide rose
If this is added the guest pass still has more power then just asking to talk to someone since you have the ability to go in and look around even if said person isn't there
so having both options could still be good
upbeat perch
Thing is, if you know which employee you want to talk to, you can already do this by visiting them at their home, or by calling them if you have their number. Presently, this feature would be redundant IMO, largely because of the guest pass.
wide rose
redundant features are okay in my book, especially for an immersive sim.
wise jasper
If the dialog menu doesn't get cluttered by other things, it wouldn't be the worst thing to have. And if how guest passes work changes then this is something worth looking at. I think it's a thing to keep in mind for sure.
I mean, there's an option now to pay for door codes, but those are pretty much always super easy to find.
wide rose
Redundant choices for alternate paths would be good as things get overhauled like getting access to door codes and and guest passes
naive granite
Personally I think the idea of paying someone $20 to have free reign over the office for an hour isn't the best way to handle it
But you're right, as of now it would be redundant
upbeat perch
Personally I think the idea of paying someone $20 to have free reign over the of...
Yes, I feel this mechanic is too powerful at the moment. Especially since there's no money-sink. But even if there was, I feel it should be more expensive, especially relative to the average job payout.
naive granite
It shouldn't even be a guest pass. It should be bribing an employee to turn the security off on their way out that night or something along those lines
upbeat perch
It shouldn't even be a guest pass. It should be bribing an employee to turn the ...
That's a fresh idea. Probably wouldn't be the person in charge of security seeing as it would put their job at risk, but maybe another employee would be willing to do so. I like it.
As long as it doesn't cost peanuts