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09-02-2018, 02:29 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:07 AM by Fearless Community.
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So you pull up in a car, as the job title Burglar, and on your back is an M4. As you drive up, you witness a gunfight between two parties.
"He probably assumed we were with the rebels or corleones they were fighting with." Exactly. They had several backup units arrive from the tunnel, getting out there cars there and opening fire on us. In fact this is how my teammate, Goat, died. Of course we naturally assumed you were apart of this. But you could have helped prevent this easily. Can I remind you of rule 3.5.
"3.5 You must follow FearRP by acting afraid of threatening situations that affect your own or accomplices' lives. To initiate FearRP have a weapon out and give out orders (text or voice)."
You saw that there was an on going raid, why didn't you drive away or run? Instead you stood very close to it. As FearRP states, you should try and get as far away as possible. It wasn't like you was going to initiate FearRP with the job title 'Burglar' either.
"He probably assumed we were with the rebels or corleones they were fighting with." Exactly. They had several backup units arrive from the tunnel, getting out there cars there and opening fire on us. In fact this is how my teammate, Goat, died. Of course we naturally assumed you were apart of this. But you could have helped prevent this easily. Can I remind you of rule 3.5.
"3.5 You must follow FearRP by acting afraid of threatening situations that affect your own or accomplices' lives. To initiate FearRP have a weapon out and give out orders (text or voice)."
You saw that there was an on going raid, why didn't you drive away or run? Instead you stood very close to it. As FearRP states, you should try and get as far away as possible. It wasn't like you was going to initiate FearRP with the job title 'Burglar' either.