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03-15-2016, 03:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:04 AM by Fearless Community.
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I disagree that Passive RP is more protected than Aggressive RP. The problem is that 80% of people on our servers don't know how to RP properly. 10% do excellent Passive RP and 10% do excellent Aggressive RP. The objective isn't to stop the "10% Aggressive RP'ers" from attacking the "10% Passive RP'ers", the objective is to stop the 80% that think holding a gun automatically counts as RP from running crazy into a school just because he thinks his job is to rob people and destroy things, without any background reason.
Also, having a shop doesn't automatically make you a "Passive RP'er". "Passive RP" is, for example, holding a fishing competition. If you're organising a fishing competition with say 5-10 people, it wouldn't make sense for some rebels to come guns blazing like "Yo give us all $500". If you have a fish stand in the city and someone tries to rob you, then it's part of the risks of having a store open.
This is why it's impossible to have a written set of rules that covers absolutely everything, because there are exceptions. Ultimately, the staff team has the say in what is acceptable and what isn't, since there are just too many scenarios for us to make a ruling on all of them or write a rule about them all.
Also, having a shop doesn't automatically make you a "Passive RP'er". "Passive RP" is, for example, holding a fishing competition. If you're organising a fishing competition with say 5-10 people, it wouldn't make sense for some rebels to come guns blazing like "Yo give us all $500". If you have a fish stand in the city and someone tries to rob you, then it's part of the risks of having a store open.
This is why it's impossible to have a written set of rules that covers absolutely everything, because there are exceptions. Ultimately, the staff team has the say in what is acceptable and what isn't, since there are just too many scenarios for us to make a ruling on all of them or write a rule about them all.
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