Powergaming

(Heavy 3-4 SP)

Maximising your progress towards a certain goal while excluding other parties involved is considered

"powerful" roleplay AKA powergaming. Including, but not limited to, actions that would otherwise be

impossible for your character, or forcing impossible actions on behalf of other player or non-player

Characters. E.g: Spam jumping, Spam Punching, using emotes to force actions.

Do Not:

• Force officers/medics to unlock the doors at banks or other robberies. It makes sense they would have keys to a hospital but not a bank.

• Have an unhealthy win mentality. There's a difference between trying to win, which you should be doing for healthy conflict roleplay, and forcing the win or doing absolutely everything possible to secure the win. The difference is allowing for build-up and opportunity for the other party.

• Abuse game mechanics to give yourself an advantage. EXAMPLE BUT NOT LIMITED TO: Charging anyone for purchases without their consent. ( This does not apply to PD fining you unless it's being abused. )

• Whitelist abuse - You are prohibited from abusing any and all Whitelist jobs/mechanics to gain an advantage without any counter or loss. Including but not limited to; Bankrupting/Attacking businesses by abusing mechanics/stock and abusing Government jobs to gain an advantage (Corruption).

• Abuse of Door Locks - In any type of altercation, you are NEVER to run inside and lock a door to keep others out.

• Use the 'Valet' feature while in an active scene.

• Abusing walk styles to gain an advantage. (EX: using "Flee" to gain distance on foot chases)

• Using emotes during combat. (Prone mechanic via CTRL is fine)

Unrealistic/GTA Driving

Unrealistic driving consists of many aspects, but it is mostly exemplified by, but not limited to: taking unrealistic jumps, Driving off after significant crashes/collisions.

Taking jumps, or GTA driving during pursuits/chases fall under this category, and are not permitted as a method to be able to escape, or to catch. 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. This rule can fall under Fail/Low Effort RP OR NVL. - Points are subject to the situation and rule break