I am by no means active on the server or forums as I used to but I try and hop by from time to time, and so far I've only been seeing ARs followed by counter ARs which should not be made.
I do not play on the server as often as I used to but I want to address my opinion since I find it disgusting.
If you get killed as a cop while the other user was playing realistically you should never make an AR, who cares if its a minor ticket or the reason is stupid
If you do make an AR you're straight up pathetic in my opinion, you literally spent ~10 minutes of your fucking time on a trivial roleplay thing in a situation where you lost nothing.
If you're not a cop and you lost no valuable items as a civ don't make an AR.
You got shanked with a knife? You lost 5 minutes of gameplay and you make an AR for 2.5, you're pathetic.
If you are any government job and you get killed on duty by a civilian for whatever reason (provided its realistic), you shouldn't care if its 2.5 or whatever, just continue on with your day and raid them as a civilian if you're that salty.
Seriously.
I also spoke to some of my friends at steam and apparently this is frequently happening.
You should report any rulebreaks, but this is roleplay stop making everything so scrict, have fun at your own expense and let others have fun too.
if someone jumps off a fucking bridge or breaks 3.6 by jumping into a fire or commits suicide and you make an AR you're pathetic.
Let them kill you who cares, lose a gun or two, you can get it back.
stop being salty stuck up fuck when you get killed AND you end up not losing anything lol
this is my opinion
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I am by no means saying you should allow someone to kill you over and over and ruin your experience, nor do I support someone breaking the rules to negatively impact others and minge.
If you did understand this thread this way, you're either :tuna: or :tuna:.
The whole point I'm trying to make is if someone is mingy and negatively impacts experiences of multiple people by breaking certain rules such as 2.5, you should by all means report him.
But, if someone is trying to have fun and make your experience more interesting or atleast make others experience more enjoyable, even at -sometimes- your expense, for example going rogue as a mayor while you're hunting them down as a cop, you should not make an AR or a report.
But for gods sake if someone is having a banter with their friends do not report them for 3.4 or whatever; if someone starts a persuit over a traffic ticket and manages to escape don't make a fucking AR, you had fun. If someone starts a shootout for minor reasons while you're a cop and you get killed, let it happen and let cops have fun. If you get killed as a cop (while the other user broke 2.5 on you) and that starts a chain reaction of other cops hunting down those said civs, let it happen at your own expense, your cop buddies are gonna have fun at the expense of 5 minutes of your time.
No, I am not saying you should enjoy getting killed over and over as a government employee, I'm trying to say that you can break the boundaries of normal roleplay and loosen up a little.
I do not play on the server as often as I used to but I want to address my opinion since I find it disgusting.
If you get killed as a cop while the other user was playing realistically you should never make an AR, who cares if its a minor ticket or the reason is stupid
If you do make an AR you're straight up pathetic in my opinion, you literally spent ~10 minutes of your fucking time on a trivial roleplay thing in a situation where you lost nothing.
If you're not a cop and you lost no valuable items as a civ don't make an AR.
You got shanked with a knife? You lost 5 minutes of gameplay and you make an AR for 2.5, you're pathetic.
If you are any government job and you get killed on duty by a civilian for whatever reason (provided its realistic), you shouldn't care if its 2.5 or whatever, just continue on with your day and raid them as a civilian if you're that salty.
Seriously.
I also spoke to some of my friends at steam and apparently this is frequently happening.
You should report any rulebreaks, but this is roleplay stop making everything so scrict, have fun at your own expense and let others have fun too.
if someone jumps off a fucking bridge or breaks 3.6 by jumping into a fire or commits suicide and you make an AR you're pathetic.
Let them kill you who cares, lose a gun or two, you can get it back.
stop being salty stuck up fuck when you get killed AND you end up not losing anything lol
this is my opinion
(MERGED POST with POST NUMBER 2)
I am by no means saying you should allow someone to kill you over and over and ruin your experience, nor do I support someone breaking the rules to negatively impact others and minge.
If you did understand this thread this way, you're either :tuna: or :tuna:.
The whole point I'm trying to make is if someone is mingy and negatively impacts experiences of multiple people by breaking certain rules such as 2.5, you should by all means report him.
But, if someone is trying to have fun and make your experience more interesting or atleast make others experience more enjoyable, even at -sometimes- your expense, for example going rogue as a mayor while you're hunting them down as a cop, you should not make an AR or a report.
But for gods sake if someone is having a banter with their friends do not report them for 3.4 or whatever; if someone starts a persuit over a traffic ticket and manages to escape don't make a fucking AR, you had fun. If someone starts a shootout for minor reasons while you're a cop and you get killed, let it happen and let cops have fun. If you get killed as a cop (while the other user broke 2.5 on you) and that starts a chain reaction of other cops hunting down those said civs, let it happen at your own expense, your cop buddies are gonna have fun at the expense of 5 minutes of your time.
No, I am not saying you should enjoy getting killed over and over as a government employee, I'm trying to say that you can break the boundaries of normal roleplay and loosen up a little.
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