(G1.1) Random Vehicle Death Match (RVDM)
Using your vehicle as a weapon (Running players over, causing
explosions, ramming player vehicles) without a valid roleplay
reason is considered RVDM.
(G1.2) Random Death Match (RDM)
Mass RDM is a permanent ban
Attacking another player without engaging in any form of quality
roleplay is considered RDM. (eg. Giving enough time for them to
comply with your order. “Put your hands up or I will shoot” and
countdowns are not considered quality roleplay, please at least
attempt to create an interesting roleplay story before considering
violence.)
(G1.3) Baiting
Taking deliberate actions to create a scenario where you get
chased or engaged with, especially to cause a firefight. Examples:
Robbing a service station with the intent of a gunfight,
deliberately committing crimes in front of the police, swearing at
a group of gang members.
(G1.4) Spam
Do not spam the OOC chat, /me or Tweedle.
(G1.5) Powergaming
Forcing a scenario where no matter the roleplay of the other
party you will win. Example: Roleplaying superpowers, roleplaying
fatal injuries when they were only minor to avoid roleplaying with
the emergency services, sealing buildings with cars to prevent
entrance of other players, using knowledge of the rules within
roleplay.
(G1.6) Being In Character
What happens in Roleplay needs to stay within Roleplay. Do not
bring in character issues outside of the game, likewise do not
bring your real life issues with other players into the game. You
ARE NOT your character and they ARE NOT you.
(G1.7) Community Leaders
Players who are business owners, organisation leaders or high
ranking police officers/NHS personnel. These players should be a
leading source of quality story lines and consistently strong
roleplayers. Thus will be held to a higher standard under our
rules and guidelines. If you wish to become a community leader,
you should consistently create roleplay scenarios of a high
standard for yourself and others.
(G1.8) Fail Driving
Unrealistic driving is not permitted. Unrealistic driving is
defined as performing unrealistic stunt jumps, driving off the
side of cliffs/highways and driving on like nothing happened, and
driving at extremely excessive speeds while in urban areas. During
police chases excessive speed is permitted. If you experience an
accident then you are expected to roleplay out the accident, both
from your health perspective and the damage to your vehicle.