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05-07-2014, 11:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:03 AM by Fearless Community.
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I have some questions about FearRP.
(For those reading this post, FearRP can also mean FailRP as in not roleplaying correctly
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Ok. Here's some cop FearRP Questions.
1. When a man is pointing a Assault rifle at you (at the time you are a cop with a pistol out) do you still have to act scared or shoot?
Reason for this question is I have seen some cop videos on youtube like this.
In a video, a cop is doing a traffic stop, and the man in the car pulls a pistol out and almost shoots the cop and the cop see's this before the gun is pointed at him, pulls his gun out, and starts shooting as the driver starts pressing the gas pedal.
So in-game, would this be FearRP? as the man is starting to point a gun at you but you see this and shoot him to protect yourself from harm? Or would it be considered RDM/FearRP?
(For those reading this post, FearRP can also mean FailRP as in not roleplaying correctly
) Ok. Here's some cop FearRP Questions.
1. When a man is pointing a Assault rifle at you (at the time you are a cop with a pistol out) do you still have to act scared or shoot?
Reason for this question is I have seen some cop videos on youtube like this.
In a video, a cop is doing a traffic stop, and the man in the car pulls a pistol out and almost shoots the cop and the cop see's this before the gun is pointed at him, pulls his gun out, and starts shooting as the driver starts pressing the gas pedal.
So in-game, would this be FearRP? as the man is starting to point a gun at you but you see this and shoot him to protect yourself from harm? Or would it be considered RDM/FearRP?
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