That equated to benefits that you could use your edge points to obtain from being wanted, would they ever see the light of day?

Or is breaking the law fully meant to be an in-game dead-end road as it is right now more or less? (your death, 1/3rd con, possible exp loss)

I mean, for me it's pretty fun when you make it a personal vendetta to make the tribunal's in-game life who flagged you absolutely miserable and because you will always know where they are going to be and then you level up to their range and do exactly that depending on the logins. It makes their life exciting, until you start to win and/or gank at least.

But none of that is anything you couldn't do without the wanted flag.

>That equated to benefits that you could use your edge points
>to obtain from being wanted, would they ever see the light of
>day?

I'm open to the idea.

Low level guards are scared of you and don't attack you or attack slower.

The manacles are nasty enough without the Tribunal toting Centurions around. If you don't have pull or separate or obscene amounts of frontloaded skill-based damage it's hard to actually be a threat to the tribunal.