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I agree with you 100%, how would I go about to appeal this?

If robbing people where witnesses are like in the city, they would phone the police, and also there are more than a GPS to obtain. Also there's a point, the RP. Criminal RP. YOu're basically suggesting to remove criminal RP. This server should be called Eclipse No Criminal only civilian RP

That's my point, I'm glad some people understand.

Shitty RP? You mean boring RP with just talking and no action? There is nothing to afraid of and your permit for you gun will be useless because you will never get to use it. It's like DAYZ, you hate dying and starting over, but that risk makes the game so much more fun and exciting. They are removing a core element with this new no robbing rules.

You're 100% right. The criminal life in this server is boring and extremly limited.

How come there are witnesses in crimes IRL? Well because crime happens even tough there are witnesses. This law enforces civilian life and downgrade criminal life in this server. This rule is not even stated in the rules. Where did you find this information?

What is stated in their rules? That you cant rob at gas stations?

So you are telling me robberis only happen in alleys and forests? That's highly unlikely. I feel that the person that gets robbed are sore losers who cant deal with the downs in a RP scenario. Everything has ups and downs. If you remove the downs then it will be unrealistic and boring. This basically makes it impossible to rob people. Which is unrealistic and boring. Here are some real life stats of where real life robberies happen. 2% of robberies happen at banks. 2.5% of robberies occur at gas stations. 16% of robberies happen in a victim’s residence. 6% of robberies take place at convenience stores. 43% of robberies take place on streets and highways. 14% of robberies occur at commercial housing complexes (apartments/condos). Approximately 17% of robberies transpire in locations other than those listed above! Source: https://www.globalsecurityexperts.com/home-security-2/crime-prevention-advice/robbery-statistics-and-tips.html

So me and my friend decided to rob a guy at a gas station in the middle of the desert, we had masks, there were no witnesses and it happend during night time. Keep in mind, these types of robberies happen every day in USA. So this is not anything unrealistic. He claims the area was not secluded, how more secluded can it be than in the middle of the desert? I saved the video so you can take a look the conversation and share your opinion of whether im right or wrong. The Admin decided to kick me where he claims I had a bad attitude, I had no bad attitude I just argumentet against his points and he had no valid answer so he decided to kick me to redo the application process. Video link: https://streamable.com/zt7vom EDIT BELOW: His claims and mine His claim: A car worth 10k chopping plus a gun is not a good reward. My claim: people steal cars that are worth 3k chopping and scam people on guns worth 3-5k, so how cant a total of 13-15k be a good reward? His claim: A lonely gas station at night in the desert is a highly populated area. My claim: These kind of gas stations get robbed daily in the USA. So if a lonely gas station is a populated are, what is the los santos bank compared to that? His claim: Gas stations are poplulated with cameras. My claim: What can a CCTV do against two robbers with masks? EDIT 2 Below: Here are some real life stats of where real life robberies happen. 2% of robberies happen at banks. 2.5% of robberies occur at gas stations. 16% of robberies happen in a victim’s residence. 6% of robberies take place at convenience stores. 43% of robberies take place on streets and highways. 14% of robberies occur at commercial housing complexes (apartments/condos). Approximately 17% of robberies transpire in locations other than those listed above! These stats are out of 400,000 incidents a year. 2.5 procent of that is 10.000. Source: https://www.globalsecurityexperts.com/home-security-2/crime-prevention-advice/robbery-statistics-and-tips.html