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For me, understanding /me's and /do's gives me a lot of confidence. Everyone will love being around you OOCly and mention you ICly if you give them a good roleplay time. As a former medic, the broken leg meta was just unbearable for everyone. When I was given good material like lots of gunshot wounds... it was an intense RP scene. Every action we did had a consequence or a benefit and those are the ones I remember to this day. Make your interactions with everyone mean something, even if ICly the interaction doesn't favor you.

I don't have a position on either side of this discussion as both sides have points to be made. I also understand that Kris is following this discussion so he can take my concerns if he would like to. This pursuit is happening in the middle of the city and in the middle of the day. At least with what I can tell, there is only 1 other officer blocking a road for the bikes. Speeding 180 through multiple intersections with blind corners and hills with little to no protection seems totally unrealistic. There are also hills that they are currently driving on that if driven over at speed, means you are getting air. The officers and the one getting pursued are both going into the hills which should make it dangerous for a bike pursuit. The biggest issue I have with this situation (at least with what I can see/hear) is that the helicopter is with the bike the entire time of the short recording. It doesn't make it realistic for LSPD to use bikes in the city then unless its on a highway and especially not if they were personal vehicles. Another concern with this is what if the bike they were pursuing opened fire on them. There is hardly any protection if something were to happen from the gun fire or any accidents that may occur during the chase. But at the end of the day I know that LSPD are always looking at ways to improve RP so hopefully all concerns that are addressed here gets considered. Enjoy RP!

+1 if it can happen. I don't know how the clothing system works but I assume that for men all of the same clothes that clip me clip for everyone else. If it can be fixed, it would be nice to be able to have these clothes on without people saying "I can see your nipples" and whatever else they say when you wear something that has holes.

Welcome Dylan

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Well might as well add my name to the list! Welcome to ECRP!

+1 I hear it a ton about people wanting more games to play and for the casino to be opened up. I think it's a terrific idea and would love to see at least blackjack added if not more.

+1 I love the idea and what others have said. Driving jobs are just not for everyone ICly and a job that stays in a local area just makes different roleplay.

Date and time (provide timezone): 12AM USTC 2/14/2021 Character name: Oliver Jenkins Issue/bug you are reporting: Vehicle disappears after being left parked in the ambulance bay at Pillbox. Expected behavior: When I /showvehicles, it picture is inside of Pillbox. When I look, my car is not there and I have to call an admin to come get it from another dimension to mine. This both happens when I leave it there parked for a long period of time or log out. Evidence, notes worth mentioning, steps to replicate: https://imgur.com/a/Jz62tUz Vehicle license plate number*: MRDWEEF

+1 I agree with the changes made to the to add a third slot for non-government factions

+1 I like everything listed in the thread so far

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+1 The water is my friend and I would love to see more activity on it

+1 with what Jason said above. It would make it a bit easier to ensure I had the webcam on (sometimes I forget teehee)

Yes, this is exactly my point! Instead of me asking if I can clean your road rash, if I can apply an ice pack to it, if I can apply dry cloth to your road rash, and if I can bandage your road rash, I think its allowable to say that I should be allowed in almost every circumstance to do these actions without consent. If a forceful command has to be used, we will get another /do. If it makes the character hurt or doesn't feel right, we can add to the roleplay in many different ways.

I do appreciate you looking into this. The way medical RP currently stands, as soon as we know the basics of how to treat their injuries, we are allowed to stabilize. If they did not give us their injuries right now, they would be considered stalling and we can report. I think the only thing adding in consent changes is that we can get more of a 2 sided roleplay rather than MD using a bunch of text and then the injured patient only has to say /do yes.

I wanted to give an example but didn't want to make the original post too long so here is a full indepth example. MD /me checks for injuries after setting down his ALS bag. MD /do What would I find? IN /do Open left leg fracture. MD /do Do I have consent to perform medical treatment on you? IN /do yes MD /me reaches into ALS bag and pulls out some gauze and saline, cleaning the blood from the open leg fracture. MD "I am just going to clean the wound here, let me know if you feel any pain." IN "That does hurt a bit, could you slow down?" MD "Of course I will" MD /me slows down the cleaning of the open leg fracture. MD "There you go, now I will try and bandage it up" MD /me reaches back into the bag and pulls out some bandages, loosely wrapping them around the leg. MD "Okay, I am just going to loosely wrap this, let me know if you feel any pain." IN "I do not feel any pain" MD /me grabs out a few splints and places one on top of the leg and one behind the leg, securing them. MD "Okay, after I apply some splints, let me know if you can move your leg" IN /me tries to move his leg and would be able to MD "Good, let me get you a stretcher and we can get you going" MD /me reaches into the ambulance and pulls out a stretcher, wheeling it over to the patient MD /me lowers the stretcher and helps the patient onto it MD /do Would I be able to? IN /do Yes MD "Okay, I will assist you onto this stretcher and then we can go" IN "Thank you" On paper, this might look like a long conversation but it can be simplified if people do not have the text capabilities. Also, not everyone uses VOIP and I understand but for those of us who do use VOIP in MD, it would be at the same time they would realistically be reading the /me's. Then rather then them saying /do yes or /do no, we get a normal response.

Suggestion: Change how Medical RP is performed. Rather than saying: MD /me checks for injuries. MD /do What would they be? INJURED /do broken leg (MD uses /stabilize now) MD /me grabs splints and applies them. MD /do Would I be able to? INJURED /do Yes MD /me reaches for an ice pack from his ALS bag and applies it to the leg. MD /do Would I be able to? INJURED /do Yes to something along the lines of MD /me checks for injuries. MD /do What would they be? INJURED /do Open fracture left leg and road rash on the left side of the body. MD /do Do I have consent to perform medical treatment on you? INJURED /do yes (MD will /stabilize now) MD /me pulls out some gauze with saline, cleaning the open fracture on the leg. MD /me grabs some bandages and loosely wraps them around the open fracture. MD /me grabs two splints and applies then securely around the leg. MD /me grabs a stretcher and wheels it over to the patient. MD /me lowers the stretcher to the ground and helps the patient onto it. MD /do Would I be able to? INJURED /do Yes During this time, we can use text or VOIP to ask if the patient is uncomfortable when we do something or if it is starting to feel better. Rather than them typing out /do yes every time, we can get them to say if something doesn't feel right, if something else hurts because of something we did to them, or if it makes them feel a lot better. It gives them time to be involved in medical roleplay, which for the most part has been MD focused while they just respond with /do yes or /do no. At this point, MD knows how to treat broken legs and do all this stuff, but at least we give them the chance to speak, cry, or act any way that these treatments might make them feel; rather than quickly moving on to the next /me or /do. I also think this gives the injured people more chances to be descriptive in their injuries so it is not a long tedious process of /do's for them. If they give us a long list of things like "Open fracture left leg and road rash on the left side of the body," we will be able to treat it with them. One thing on the MD side, once we get medical consent from them, we will be able to do /stabilize. It lets everyone know that they have confirmed and allowed them to be treated and lets us dive in to a more in depth roleplay. We will still ask for /do's for forceful commands including /drag and /heal. EDIT: If a patient wants to roleplay unconsciousness, we will then use /me's and /do's to confirm our actions so it wouldn't be classified as powergaming.

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+1 if it's possible I don't see how this is a bad idea

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+1 if only I had friends to give keys to. Love the idea!

+1 gotta love my phone, give it a better job too

+1 I love all of your suggestions, but my favorites are 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7