FearRP Explanation

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I did a quick search of the rules and couldn't find: "FearRP doesn't apply if you're hit/shot". So I'm not sure where that comes from.

There current interpretation of FearRP is that if a shot is fired FearRP is off. The original situation was the shots were fired at the person however it has been perverted to mean when anyone fires a single shot FearRP is off for everybody. Whether or not this is disallowed by the anti loophole rule is debatable however I've never seen it enforced against.
Here are some FearRP loopholes (not talking about this situation - just in general) related to that:

You are being held under gunpoint by a robber or the police. Your friend fires a shot so FearRP is off and you can shoot your assailants.

You are about to hostage someone for whatever reason. You fire a shot in the air to intimidate them. FearRP is off. (FearRP should be even more effective - especially if it's a heavy weapon. See the North Hollywood Shootout.)
 
<there are more, will include them as I remember them, I am currently too tired>


Long story short there's a reason that a brave man named Jamie "FearRP Loopholes" Norton got his nickname