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03-16-2013, 08:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:01 AM by Fearless Community.
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This should be in the help and support section if it is not an unban request;
Now, one thing you cannot do is come back to defending against a raid, especially as a Police Officer or a Special Service Agent, you can't do so as any job really, once you die in a raid you may not return until the raid is over, whether you are attacking or defending as it can cause raids to go on for hours.
E.g. Police raid a base > 6 people live in base > 10 police force come > 9 Police get wiped out > last one alive calls for backup after 5 mins pass > police go back > Raid starts/continues all over again.
This can cause people to have incredibly high kill counts, making it seem that they have just RDM'ed everyone in sight.
Back onto your topic; The police force comes with a free gun, they aren't putting anything on the line when they go raid, instead they can just shoot > die > come back and not lose anything.
Also, it may have been that the radio backup may have been when a fellow officer died, resulting in him breaking NLR by radio'ing that in, and you acting upon that radio message.
Now, one thing you cannot do is come back to defending against a raid, especially as a Police Officer or a Special Service Agent, you can't do so as any job really, once you die in a raid you may not return until the raid is over, whether you are attacking or defending as it can cause raids to go on for hours.
E.g. Police raid a base > 6 people live in base > 10 police force come > 9 Police get wiped out > last one alive calls for backup after 5 mins pass > police go back > Raid starts/continues all over again.
This can cause people to have incredibly high kill counts, making it seem that they have just RDM'ed everyone in sight.
Back onto your topic; The police force comes with a free gun, they aren't putting anything on the line when they go raid, instead they can just shoot > die > come back and not lose anything.
Also, it may have been that the radio backup may have been when a fellow officer died, resulting in him breaking NLR by radio'ing that in, and you acting upon that radio message.
Lead by example.