Roleplay Kill

[Jager Arach]

Mkay so this is my suggestion, for RPK's people return to the rp after dying with good enough reason which I never found a problem with until recently. When you kill someone they come back and find an rp reason to be back into that rp making your life hell. It's pretty unfair, if you're killed during a roleplay and you decide not to rp the body, like most of us do because cadaver rp isn't the most thrilling, but you find a way back to fight the same person that killed you. If I go through the hassle of killing someone then having to go through killing them all over again. So RPK should mean just that, killed for that roleplay.

[Samara]

On most other servers, once you have been RPK'ed, you cannot re-join the RP, and must either RP as the body, Watch from the side, or go and RP with someone else. I gets annoying to have to kill someone several times, or until they can finally beat you.

[Victor_Jankowski]

There's a rule for that, called "RK". The dead person IS you, so you can't just come back as someone else. That's called Revenge kill or even Rage Kill ... So there's a rule to prevent it.

[Nicolas Djordjevic]

Well, I agree with you.

If you are talking about "I get killed during a fight, I get back into the game and come back into the battle to do some damage" I think that that is unfair.

[Tanya Smith]

I fully agree with this, but I must say this rule must not apply to SD. Even if officer gets killed, if he hears for back up call in radio, he may join in again. Why? Because police forces always outnumbers criminals in real life. Other than that... I pressed "Agree".

[Peter Greenson]

I fully agree with this, but I must say this rule must not apply to SD. Even if officer gets killed, if he hears for back up call in radio, he may join in again. Why? Because police forces always outnumbers criminals in real life. Other than that... I pressed "Agree".

No, SD has no exception.

Seriously.... Put this on the admin board (As I cbf ). Let Rudy say the final answer, As mine is yes atm... For this.

[Guest]

I fully agree with this, but I must say this rule must not apply to SD. Even if officer gets killed, if he hears for back up call in radio, he may join in again. Why? Because police forces always outnumbers criminals in real life. Other than that... I pressed "Agree".

No, SD has no exception.

There's like, a lot of officers in the faction. 4 of them total are on duty at the same times, and usually none.
((I just hate it when people rob just because there's no blue people around >.>))
They should be allowed for a few times in large scale scenarios, or like, when theres only one officer online >.>

[Jager Arach]

I fully agree with this, but I must say this rule must not apply to SD. Even if officer gets killed, if he hears for back up call in radio, he may join in again. Why? Because police forces always outnumbers criminals in real life. Other than that... I pressed "Agree".

Yes well my pack has over a dozen members in it, that doesn't meen I should be able to return to an rp I was killed in. Also it's a small town SD, not a big one.

[Sam Andersun]

I agree but the SD should have a slight exception, as normally theres only 1-3 officers on, and when theres a gang fight or a robbery, and 2 of the 3 responding officers are killed, the ONE officer left is completely fucked. Its not like theres only 3 officers on duty at a time.

[Jager Arach]

I agree but the SD should have a slight acception, as normally theres only 1-3 officers on, and when theres a gang fight or a robbery, and 2 of the 3 responding officers are killed, the ONE officer left is completely fucked. Its not like theres only 3 officers on duty at a time.

For bank robberies there has to be two more officers on than the number of criminals or something like that. And gang fights here would only be between like 2 or 3 people anyway, as we have a very small player base.

[Peter Greenson]

No exceptions.... SD IRL is pretty small in the country (in bredbo there is like 3 cops)

[Sam Andersun]

Yeah, fair enough, I really only know anout Canadian law enforcement and they are only Police Departments, not Sheriffs.

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