Want an opinion on this from admins or SD.

[Kevin Alymer]

So I was trying to catch someone, who was reported for stealing a hospital rancher, and after finding him I chased him trying to catch him. He entered the house, a cops house actually, and I rply called backup, but he still managed to somehow just walk through me and the rest and getting to a friend's car.

After that I blocked their way and the driver stopped the car, and the criminal got out and after a while tried to shoot me by script fighting, so I shot back. I didn't shot to the point of killing him, or even knocking him out, he just fell when his health was at like 20hp or maybe less. He fell to the ground and after I followed the procedure of arresting him and another person who tried to assist me(He was a civilian so civilian's can't just shoot criminals). After that I tried to cuff the criminal but he said that he was rpked. Now maybe I am wrong but in my opinion when a person isn't shot to kill even in a script fight he is just injured not killed. Not even if he was shot to the point of getting knocked out. In my opinion he wanted to be rpked so he couldn't loose money to jail but maybe I am wrong so sorry if I am.

Script fighting is like RP when you don't shoot to kill you don't get actually killed you rply shoot to injure.

So if the server itself agrees to me, I will jail him, if not, I can count that as a RPK I guess. But I don't think you can just RPK yourself to avoid paying fines of SD.

And a screen of his condition after being script shot.

[CartelZz]

Depend's where you shooted him,if it's in the hearth or head i think he is RP-killed,but anywhere else i highly doubt it.

[Kevin Alymer]

Depend's where you shooted him,if it's in the hearth or head i think he is RP-killed,but anywhere else i highly doubt it.

Its script kill there is no specific place in script kill. HP counts to tell if you're to a point of bleeding out (When you go K.O and you loose HP). And it does make sense. You actually die when you actually die by a script kill. Not just get your HP down.

When you are ready for /revive means you have passed out of bleeding which is the roleplay part to script killing. He didn't even go through that.

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