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06-10-2012, 12:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:01 AM by Fearless Community.
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Hmm. Personally I like to put ingame situations out in real life to understand them better. I think you guys are missing a point. Joey didn't use lethal force, but instead he used a "harmless" weapon, the tranquilizer.
Now, I'm not really clever on this area in real life but I can't imagine a soldier/cop just standing there looking stupid. He/she would act. So to ensure ones own safety Joey decided to fire his non-lethal weapon against nearby possible treats. He wasn't in a city or at a crowded area. The possibility of other persons being the guilty ones were very small.
So to sum up. For me this more sounds as a misunderstanding than rulebreaking. Hell, if there were no other people in the area I highly doubt that I personally would've done otherwise than Joey did.
This may not have been the best RP way to do it, I think Joey can also admit to that. But I don't think he deserves a ban for it. Highest punishment would be taking away a roleplay point.
Now, I'm not really clever on this area in real life but I can't imagine a soldier/cop just standing there looking stupid. He/she would act. So to ensure ones own safety Joey decided to fire his non-lethal weapon against nearby possible treats. He wasn't in a city or at a crowded area. The possibility of other persons being the guilty ones were very small.
So to sum up. For me this more sounds as a misunderstanding than rulebreaking. Hell, if there were no other people in the area I highly doubt that I personally would've done otherwise than Joey did.
This may not have been the best RP way to do it, I think Joey can also admit to that. But I don't think he deserves a ban for it. Highest punishment would be taking away a roleplay point.