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  1. As a woman playing on ECRP, I would totally appreciate a safe space to report things like this. I am hoping Staff will thoroughly consider a private report area for these matters, with female staff members we can reach out to. I agree with Frey, people need to think before they talk. But why should they when nothing is getting enforced to stop them?
  2. If no medics are online/ onduty, 911 calls should either bounce to both LAW/MED or the player should receive a notification that no MD are onduty and they have the opportunity to call LAW. As it currently stands, when you place a 911 call to medics it goes unnoticed by law if no medics are online. This results in player deaths.
  3. 100% I would love to include people in the RP. If more people had the patience to do so, absolutely!
  4. This is a topic that is talked about often, and as a member of LSSD we want to see more of YOU. However, in the current climate, there's a centralisation of players in the city because, naturally, the city offers more. The city has the appartment buildings (Tinsel, Eclipse etc), it has three robbable banks (Chumash, Pink Cage and Lifeinvader), it has many clothing stores, it has the benefit of being "easier" to hit an ATM (more locations out of the way), and the list goes on. Paleto and Sandy are great, and I am not saying we don't see crime, but on the flip side there is nothing really to attract civilian and criminal roleplay (and the interactions that come with it). Yes, we have several drug labs, but it is a closed door club. Meaning, unless there's a bloody gunfight and somebody just so happens to be driving close by, they are invisible to us. We only have one robbable bank yet several new bank additions. And let's face it, Route 68 bank is very public and on a heavily used road. Sandy Shores does not have a clothing store in the town itself. Bayview are amazing at what they do, they offer roleplay, and SD of course remain ever commited to clocking on. But. We need more to attract the population. Therefore, I feel writing about it instead of complaining about it might get us some much loved TLC in Blaine. To start with: - Create our own appartments here in Paleto. - Scriptly make our banks robbable (The new Route 68 bank, Paleto Bank, Grapeseed bank). The interiors were created, let's use them! - Bring a clothing store to Sandy, possibly reopen Sandy Shores MD station. - Besides Bayview, we don't have any "government funded" factions. Opening up a second civilian faction might aid our county, perhaps a Cobb Blogs HQ? A second Weazel HQ for County reporters? etc. I can't say for sure what to bring, but bringing a civ faction for civilians and two week reformed criminals would be great! I know that the city offers more because it is a city, but that doesn't mean we can't improve our County, not to match the City, but to improve it! We want more people up North!
  5. Well since someone brought it up, yeah I hate that the rain is getting dismissed. I think it's a great RP opportunity, we have raincoats in SD we never use and a new /panim umbrella that I want to exploit! Bring on the rain please!
  6. My concern here is that crims will take this as an opportunity to abuse this in the following manner: "We might as well try and break him out or shoot the cops, if we fail, we've saved him prison time anyway".
  7. I think there would be more issues with /detain as an idea than pros. My main concern is what happens if the 10-15's gang affiliates manage to liberate them? What happens to the timer? etc etc. We simply can't cater to everyone at the same time and realistically. IRL the investigation happens whilst the suspect is on bail or in custody. They don't serve a prison sentence even if they're in custody. Here, you are asking us to do something that IRL they are allowed 48 hours before sentencing (whilst being detained!). Far more often we let the suspect go when we can't fully get a story instead of making them wait longer.
  8. I think this is quite unfair to say: "but waiting forets say 40+min for an investigation plus 3 hours im jail you can understand how that sucks beyond suck". I am primarily a LEO, Louise Hoffman for those who know me, besides from the above stated that it takes time and work to sort out charges etc, I think it is really selfish to be asking us to drop our roleplay for the convenience of time. I personally enjoy working through the details, and I always try and be as fair as possible to our crim roleplayers, which means I'm not rushing to place charges for the sake of getting it done quickly. My roleplay on this server is investigating crimes that crims do. And I enjoy that roleplay. You asking us to rush that for your convenience is quite unjust and unfair, IMO. So when you deem it unreasonable and unjust to keep you waiting on a bus etc, you commited the crime first and foremost. Our roleplay as LEO's is dependant on you guys doing crime. We can't forecast the crime, we can only wait. So when you do commit the crime, just know that there are some LEO's who enjoy the role that we do have, and we enjoy investigating, we enjoy getting to the bottom of it. etc. I can't speak for everyone, but we don't keep you waiting in cells or on buses as punishment. There is a lot going on in the background, but it is never malicious. If you can't do the time, don't commit the crime. Maybe that means don't get caught, maybe that means be smarter, whatever. But don't take away from our roleplay because it's an inconvenience to you. I don't mean to sound harsh, I just needed to get my point across as a LEO who enjoys the LEO roleplay.
  9. SNOW OR RIOT. I personally LOVE the snow, and whilst it can feel long, like Osborn said above, we get 11 months of sun. Most prime times we're not even allowed to enjoy the rain anymore until an admin switches it. Keep the snowy month!
  10. Because it shouldn't take 3 shotgun rounds and two other people with .50's to bring down a single person at point blank. It's not realistic therefore it creates a huge disadvantage that should not exist.
  11. There is a rule on the server for this called FearRP, so this is not an issue on debate here. This is the issue. Cops already have the advantage, they have unlimited ressources not being capped actively. This discussion is to bring the "playing field" to a more fair and even one. PD/SD will always have the advantage due to their script. Criminals have to financially balance their ressources. So bringing the armor to a realistic or lower standard will not have any perverse effect on your risk factor. It may however make cops think twice about being the "hero cop" which if you think about it, will lower the amount of shootouts happening. And if you feel this will give criminals too much of an advantage, I think the W attitude needs to change. You win some, you lose some. At the end of the day, I don't wear armor on my crim. Why? Because I can't afford to lose it! And that is the advantage PD/SD have. And whilst it is a reasonable advantage, it doesn't mean cops should have exclusive access to higher AP. Give criminals the same AP, most of us won't wear it anyway, because when we die, we don't get to respawn a new one.
  12. Myself and a fellow Rook member recently attempted to kill Coral. I counted 12 shots to her neck/head (the majority being to the head) at close distance (literally standing behind her) with a .50. She wasn't even limping after the 12 confirmed shots. This is why the armor is currently an issue. Criminals should have access to the same AP or the AP of cops should be lowered to a more realistic setting.
  13. lest go heck yeh!
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