Removal/Changing of rules that inhibit ability to create unique roleplay

[Pusheen]

Hello all, this post has been made with the recent post made by AyJay in mind.

I've seen a lot of people complaining, aswell as myself, that it's damn near impossible to roleplay uniquely or out of the PD without staff coming along and destroying props that have been built or dispersing the current crowd taking part in said roleplay.

In my opinion, the rule 3.9 - Placing props is a good place to start, in the post made by AyJay, a select few people (@jimmythehamster etc.) have mentioned the fact that they've had the unfortunate experience whilst creating something at a more 'public' location with props to encourage something different to take part in, it is quickly removed and hushed away by staff. I'd like this rule to be changed, or even removed. If this rule was to be change, I'd prefer more leniency with the areas you are allowed to build in, of course, building inside or outside of PD, inside/outside of city hall without being the correct job role for it to make sense, wouldn't be allowed, but places like the behind of bank, which in theory is just a dark alleyway behind a public building, farm, market outside of city hall, and other places (that aren't currently coming to mind) should be allowed to have props placed outside of them as long as they are not too excessive.

I want this thread to serve as a place to post your opinions on what rules you believe directly inhibit your ability to create more fun and enjoyable role-play experiences, so please share them without mentioning any specific incidents (that are too touchy touchy to talk about) or naming anyone that has removed or stopped your role-play due to rules.

 

[Husky]

its all fun until TFU makes a 30 ft tower to see our drugs on office roof just to complain because we blew it up, big sad.

 

[Aero]

well it's an ez IA complaint

 

[Puffy Sandvich]

Turn 3.9 around. You don't need to make a report to confirm it's okay, as long as it does not obstruct any roads or areas intended for vehicles (excluding parking spaces) If you wanted to obstruct a road, just make a report to confirm it.

 

[dog]

you're right i should be able to build my cannons everywhere!

 

[Exnem]

but places like the behind of bank, which in theory is just a dark alleyway behind a public building

I want to hobo rp at the back of bank
+support

 

[Exnem]

he doesn't cause the crashes, it's the drivers.

 

[JustJosh]

I just ignore the rules anyway cuz im a badman init

+support tho

 

[JustJosh]

well it still gotta be realistic regardless

 

[JustJosh]

When I do my construction roleplay and close one lane at the intersection I find some idiot come and decides to purposefully ram over all my cones. Makes me commit sedoku

 

[Double J]

I've actually see like speedtrap things. For rtu which I thought were cool.

 

[Creepis]

Yo did someone call a mechanic for the jail cell doors? Heard they kept doing creaky noises

 

[Ayjay]

let the kids have a build battle man

 

[Imperial Watch]

and then you had me and jordan building a fight club in the forests where we had sweaters beating each other to death

 

[Adrish]

that shit was funny as fuck i responded as a police officer and I had to pay to watch that shit

 

[Bnjemann]

https://www.wikihow.com/Nerdpole-in-Minecraft New TFU Resources???

 

[Bnjemann]

No one stopped me building a fort out of fridges on the city hall main square on more than 1 occasion and I would personally have understood perfectly why it wasn't allowed if someone did intervene but at the same time it should be allowed imo.

 

[Atomic]

Such a badman that u sing to get unbanned

 

[Madda]

Would it perhaps be an idea to "loosen" 3.9 up a bit? For example, people won't have to make a report if they are building something small/building something that is out of public areas, as long as this benefits roleplay and is constructed properly.

 

[Skudist]

Isn't 3.9 about building in public areas or do you refer to highly populated public areas?

 

[Madda]

As it stands currently people are not allowed to build anything outside of a property unless approved by a staff member. The idea would be to change it up a bit, so people can build small stands etc in public without having to make a report first.