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04-28-2017, 09:34 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:06 AM by Fearless Community.
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Why do people keep referring to Finn's ban/report? I clearly stated that is to be used as context for this discussion. Punishments given for that are appropriate in my eyes, it's the rule itself I'm trying to talk about.
I don't get how that makes any sense to you Spear, or anyone else personally.
Having your gun lowered in any situation means it's still ready for immediate use, it would take a split second to rise the weapon to a position where you could open fire on someone. The firearm is NOT holstered, holstering the weapon would be putting it away in a concealed position/holder e.g. your hands/keys in this instance.
For me, having the ability to put someone under FearRP when a gun is in 'safe mode' causes all sorts of issues, as seen in the past with Finn's and Hitman's reports/situations. It is too much of a fine line.
Not to mention, when sprinting the gun is lowered anyway, which again causes more issues as it's exactly what we saw in the video from Finn's report. Again, Finn's report isn't the aim of this thread at all, it's to give a better perspective on what I'm saying and can be used as an example.
I don't get how that makes any sense to you Spear, or anyone else personally.
Having your gun lowered in any situation means it's still ready for immediate use, it would take a split second to rise the weapon to a position where you could open fire on someone. The firearm is NOT holstered, holstering the weapon would be putting it away in a concealed position/holder e.g. your hands/keys in this instance.
For me, having the ability to put someone under FearRP when a gun is in 'safe mode' causes all sorts of issues, as seen in the past with Finn's and Hitman's reports/situations. It is too much of a fine line.
Not to mention, when sprinting the gun is lowered anyway, which again causes more issues as it's exactly what we saw in the video from Finn's report. Again, Finn's report isn't the aim of this thread at all, it's to give a better perspective on what I'm saying and can be used as an example.