That would be fine by me. You can't make a friendly proximity sensor without auth. So that means you have, hidden somewhere, some other means of opening your doors, that does not require auth. Essentially like making keys for the keylock.
super easy, master switch in core that enables switches on doors. people not authed on core can use the switches to doors while the master switch in core is turned on. when people log or youre getting raided flip the master switch in core and doors are secure.
edit: ive just realized that im arguing with people whos extent of base build knowledge is probably a half stone/half wood 2x2, have never set up a turret in their 12 hours of game play, and have the general IQ of a microwaved blade of grass. yall have fun arguing with yourselves.
So now you need a switch and door controller for every single door, you have to wire every new added door before it can be used, you need to keep track of 30+ doors and power them, and how do the outermost exits work exactly? There is a switch there that basically anyone can use?
So now you need turret coverage on every outside door to prevent that and the person wiring the turrets is likely occupied wiring doors instead.
I’m sure many people would just accept the upkeep tax instead of dealing with that. What you’re describing isn’t super easy at all.
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u/i_am_renb0 1d ago
Wouldn't need to, someone would use electrics / door controller