Mar 9, 2017, 01:45 AM
Name of Player:
[L²:RP][F.I] Sours
Pvt. Brooker [42ndPA] ForceGhost
SteamID:
STEAM_0:1:17477046
STEAM_0:1:8701341
Server: rp
Time: about 6:00 pm
Summary: Wearing civilian clothes as "EC:PD | Armed Response Unit" (SWAT). There was nothing in their job titles that indicated that they were a part of any "Special Forces Unit", or "Undercover SWAT" (however that makes no sense). They basically were SWAT units going into raids with civilian clothes. This is very dangerous to themselves, because if an officer is say, clearing a building, their adrenaline is very high, and if they see a 'civilian' with an AR or G36, they will shoot, resulting in the injury or death of the Armed Response Unit. It would also be metagaming if the officer were to look at the job name of the Armed Response Unit and not shoot him.
When I confronted Sours about the issue, he ignored me. When I confronted ForceGhost, he quoted 1.11.
2.5 Do not do unrealistic things out of context (FailRP). This includes things such as anti-gravity bathtubs, unrealistic car colours, watermelon fights, etc. when there is no specific roleplay in which they would make sense (i.e. game shows or science roleplays).
This is very unrealistic. I may be wrong and please tell me if I am, but I have never seen a government SWAT team in a residential city wearing plain clothes. If this were real life. I would not send these "specialists" wearing a polo into a room with armed assailants in it.
9.1 Custom job titles must accurately state what character you intend to roleplay.
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9.6 You must roleplay your job accurately (i.e. do not pretend that you’re a special ops soldier as a citizen or chef).
The accused were roleplaying their actual job title correctly, however they were not wearing the attire that fits their actual job title.
Evidence:
[L²:RP][F.I] Sours
Pvt. Brooker [42ndPA] ForceGhost
SteamID:
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Server: rp
Time: about 6:00 pm
Summary: Wearing civilian clothes as "EC:PD | Armed Response Unit" (SWAT). There was nothing in their job titles that indicated that they were a part of any "Special Forces Unit", or "Undercover SWAT" (however that makes no sense). They basically were SWAT units going into raids with civilian clothes. This is very dangerous to themselves, because if an officer is say, clearing a building, their adrenaline is very high, and if they see a 'civilian' with an AR or G36, they will shoot, resulting in the injury or death of the Armed Response Unit. It would also be metagaming if the officer were to look at the job name of the Armed Response Unit and not shoot him.
When I confronted Sours about the issue, he ignored me. When I confronted ForceGhost, he quoted 1.11.
2.5 Do not do unrealistic things out of context (FailRP). This includes things such as anti-gravity bathtubs, unrealistic car colours, watermelon fights, etc. when there is no specific roleplay in which they would make sense (i.e. game shows or science roleplays).
This is very unrealistic. I may be wrong and please tell me if I am, but I have never seen a government SWAT team in a residential city wearing plain clothes. If this were real life. I would not send these "specialists" wearing a polo into a room with armed assailants in it.
9.1 Custom job titles must accurately state what character you intend to roleplay.
vvv
9.6 You must roleplay your job accurately (i.e. do not pretend that you’re a special ops soldier as a citizen or chef).
The accused were roleplaying their actual job title correctly, however they were not wearing the attire that fits their actual job title.
Evidence: