Ben Stealher

I understand what you're saying but I also think that escapes could be much more likely than you think. When you do something someone doesn't expect it generally takes them longer to react. So in a scenario when a criminal is further away than your escape is then you should have the chance to attempt it and they have to roleplay attempting to stop you either by cutting your escape off or by shooting you if that is the option they take, however because of the proximity of them vs your escape it's entirely likely you could escape while they're shooting at you and should be role played as such.

I think in the majority of scenarios Fear RP is power gaming. Most Fear RP scenarios don't allow a player to role play any of their possible actions. For example, if someone puts a gun on them but they're standing right next to a building exit, or right next to their vehicles door, or even right next to a jump into the water or something, its entirely reasonable that they might RP risking the surprise escape in order to abscond the consequences they're currently facing. Like if they're being robbed at gunpoint but the attack is on the other side of the vehicle and is several feet a way, it isn't unreasonable to attempt to flee if you think the opportunity has arisen. I think Fear RP not allowing a player to role play that scenario would actually in that case be power gaming. Also in a situation where the individual holding the firearm is more than 5 feet away from the vehicle he is pointing his gun at, I think in that scenario is is entirely reasonable to expect someone to floor the gas and attempt to flee due to how inaccurate most users are with firearms.

+1

Sir, I absolutely LOVE your edit. I really enjoyed working with you and I hope they change their mind as you deserve that bonus!

The other day I saw some admins turning into deer, so I pulled out my phone /record and recorded it. I put together a short video, removing the parts where the admins turned into the deer and blurring out the admins text. I contacted Weazel News network and they wanted to buy the story, the weazel news put together a long story about, probably took him 1-2 hours IRL of his own time and then the admins shut him down when he went to post it because they were the deer. Below is my video and my suggestion is simple, if you're going to create scenarios like this then you should allow players to RP the situation. No one would film these kinds of scenarios and not have it posted on the news.

EXACTLY they were perfectly content RPing that they had an item that we couldn't see, but denied that logic when applying it to a visual bug. A visual bug that also harmed the new player 10x(due to arrest records + jail time, aka REAL TIME stuck doing nothing + fines) way more than it harms an officer who would what, miss out on 1 arrest? While also getting paid for the whole scenario. Benefit of the RP doubt should ALWAYS go to the player who stands to lose the most.

+1 I support this. This scenario happened 30Aug2020: