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03-15-2016, 02:17 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:04 AM by Fearless Community.
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I agree and disagree.
PassiveRP is something that cant defend itself. Weapons will always win in these cases and that just becomes boring. Its really annoying to have a shop and get robbed without any RP. 3 armed people come in, scream "GIMME $500 OR DIE" and then just leave. Thats not AggresiveRP, thats just being aggressive. This situation happens more and more often on the server and if people get punished for it in the future i wont mind.
Surely aggresiveRP is enjoyable but when its ONLY enjoyable for the aggressor it is something where you should be careful for. People doing aggressiveRP need to realise that youre talking to an actual player, not an NPC, while burning down a store where someone worked on.
On the other hand i find it weird that people can get banned for stuff that isnt in the rules. How are we supposed to know what we can and cant do? A ban is put in place as a form of punishment, but what good does punishment do if we dont know what is and is not against the rules? Staff should discuss this rule, preferably with the community, to come to an agreement on what is, and isnt allowed. That way confusing situations will be prevented along with a shitload of drama.
PassiveRP is something that cant defend itself. Weapons will always win in these cases and that just becomes boring. Its really annoying to have a shop and get robbed without any RP. 3 armed people come in, scream "GIMME $500 OR DIE" and then just leave. Thats not AggresiveRP, thats just being aggressive. This situation happens more and more often on the server and if people get punished for it in the future i wont mind.
Surely aggresiveRP is enjoyable but when its ONLY enjoyable for the aggressor it is something where you should be careful for. People doing aggressiveRP need to realise that youre talking to an actual player, not an NPC, while burning down a store where someone worked on.
On the other hand i find it weird that people can get banned for stuff that isnt in the rules. How are we supposed to know what we can and cant do? A ban is put in place as a form of punishment, but what good does punishment do if we dont know what is and is not against the rules? Staff should discuss this rule, preferably with the community, to come to an agreement on what is, and isnt allowed. That way confusing situations will be prevented along with a shitload of drama.