[Overlewd]

And what does the cop, mumble, get out of it?

Not having to deal with us, any incidents come up with the PD we'll make sure he's safe.

Not to keen on vague deals like this which are impossible to prove, but I suppose favour for favour wouldn't be unheard of. When/how was this deal made?

[ForceGhost]

And what does the cop, mumble, get out of it?

Not having to deal with us, any incidents come up with the PD we'll make sure he's safe.

Not to keen on vague deals like this which are impossible to prove, but I suppose favour for favour wouldn't be unheard of. When/how was this deal made?

IG over voice, same with Nemesis.

[Markus]

LL's medical system doesn't operate on a series of /mes and /its. It operates on a health bar and a player state system. I could have been aiming at your Big Toh for all you know. This is a Semi-Serious RP server. 

Did you seek medical attention after you was released from your cuffs?

LL's medical system also let's you run over someone multiple times without any lasting damage. As a matter of fact, there is no such thing as lasting damage.

It still doesn't mean you can run someone over because you know they are gonna be fine with an EMS helping.


LL's system also let's you jump off a roof then respawn and become a cop.

It still doesn't mean it is allowed.


There are multiple things you can do on LL simply because of the lack of a system in place to prevent any backlash. It still does not mean you can do unrealistic acts that do not follow roleplay standards.

[Mohammad Albingy]

Firstly, There is lasting damage if u take damage your health bar stays where it is... until you receive medical attention..

Secondly, You can jump off a cliff respawn and become a cop there is no rules against it you just have to not go back and break NLR where u died.

Also its a Semi-Serious RP server so yea.

[ForceGhost]

LL's medical system doesn't operate on a series of /mes and /its. It operates on a health bar and a player state system. I could have been aiming at your Big Toh for all you know. This is a Semi-Serious RP server. 

Did you seek medical attention after you was released from your cuffs?

LL's medical system also let's you run over someone multiple times without any lasting damage. As a matter of fact, there is no such thing as lasting damage.

It still doesn't mean you can run someone over because you know they are gonna be fine with an EMS helping.


LL's system also let's you jump off a roof then respawn and become a cop.

It still doesn't mean it is allowed.


There are multiple things you can do on LL simply because of the lack of a system in place to prevent any backlash. It still does not mean you can do unrealistic acts that do not follow roleplay standards.

Both of those things have a specific rule to prevent them happening.

5.1 - Do not run people over on purpose (CDM), and always try to brake/avoid people on the roads.

1.3 - Do not reconnect, suicide, change job or do anything else to avoid a roleplay situation.

What rules states I have to call a paramedic after hitting you once with an ASP baton as a member of a Criminal Family?

[Markus]

Right. I will stop hijacking this thread as I need to sleep. I will let @Overlewd deal with this and will reply in the morning.

[Markus]

LL's medical system doesn't operate on a series of /mes and /its. It operates on a health bar and a player state system. I could have been aiming at your Big Toh for all you know. This is a Semi-Serious RP server. 

Did you seek medical attention after you was released from your cuffs?

LL's medical system also let's you run over someone multiple times without any lasting damage. As a matter of fact, there is no such thing as lasting damage.

It still doesn't mean you can run someone over because you know they are gonna be fine with an EMS helping.


LL's system also let's you jump off a roof then respawn and become a cop.

It still doesn't mean it is allowed.


There are multiple things you can do on LL simply because of the lack of a system in place to prevent any backlash. It still does not mean you can do unrealistic acts that do not follow roleplay standards.

Both of those things have a specific rule to prevent them happening.

5.1 - Do not run people over on purpose (CDM), and always try to brake/avoid people on the roads.

1.3 - Do not reconnect, suicide, change job or do anything else to avoid a roleplay situation.

What rules states I have to call a paramedic after hitting you once with an ASP baton as a member of a Criminal Family?

That rule was regarding Mumble. He was the one endangering my (civilian) life by cuffing me and letting you hit me.

[Mohammad Albingy]

Hijacking your own PR thats a new one :-)

[Overlewd]

Not having to deal with us, any incidents come up with the PD we'll make sure he's safe.

Not to keen on vague deals like this which are impossible to prove, but I suppose favour for favour wouldn't be unheard of. When/how was this deal made?

IG over voice, same with Nemesis.

I figured as much. I meant more like, RP-wise. How did it come to you making a deal with that particular cop, context.

[ForceGhost]

Not to keen on vague deals like this which are impossible to prove, but I suppose favour for favour wouldn't be unheard of. When/how was this deal made?

IG over voice, same with Nemesis.

I figured as much. I meant more like, RP-wise. How did it come to you making a deal with that particular cop, context.

Was an officer that I came across, seemed like a decent guy. A lot of the other officers seemed to be very strict on the laws as well as a particular disdain for our activities.

[Overlewd]

Denied.

One hit with a baton and a threat is more than reasonable for the amount of force used in this context.

Letting someone else get hit with a baton once is not a violation of 11.3.

For the handcuffing part, see Rule Clarifications thread, relevant part quoted here:

Precedent – if you take someone hostage and want to release them, but do not want to untie them to prevent them from calling the police immediately, you can also either drive and drop them off in a location reasonably close to the PD so they can seek help

This is similar, I do not think it is necessary to punish someone for forgetting to uncuff you when you are a minute's walk away from the PD and right in the middle of the city, as long as the cuff reason was valid, which as far as I can tell it is.

The one part I considered as a bit iffy was the cop's interest in this but favour for favour for something as simple as cuffing someone and walking off is believable enough.