Kaxo

Temp bans are worse than A-jails. If anything give them a 4 day a-jail. Make them wait it out in game, and make an a-jail the strike. Also, some things are just ban worthy off rip. That guy who ran from PD GTA:O style without RPing any crashes and then initiated a shootout with them? Ban him. Make him appeal on the forums. It absolutely is broken. We have the most ridiculous robbery rules of all time because instead of just banning shit role-players, PGers, MGers, etc they hand them an a-jail just long enough to cook a frozen pizza, over and over again.

This please, for the love of god. Start banning people for serious offenses, even if it's their first one. It doesn't have to be permanent, but AT LEAST make them come to the forums and appeal. Make them explain themselves, and show an actual desire to do better. I've seen the same people get a-jailed multiple times for things that IMO should absolutely warrant a ban even if it was a first offence.

This wouldn't be a problem if proper OOC bans were handed out. I wish I screenshot it, but the other day I seen some ridiculously long admin explanation for a punishment; something along the lines of "GTA:O driving, non-rp fear, crashing multiple times with no RP then proceeded to shoot it out with the cops." 45 minute A-jail. Just ban people like that. At least make then come to the forums and explain themselves. Don't limit all the multi-thousand hour, clean admin record peoples roleplay to keep the server numbers so high and we wouldn't need ridiculous OOC limitations.

I deff has nothing to do with population. I was furnishing with like 200 people online, alone in the interior and it happened multiple times in an hour that time. Also important to note if you end up in that same spot on a different character the bug persists. That area of the map will lag, on all characters, until you completely close the client.

I was furnishing an interior the other night and it happened to me 3 times within an hour. All the furniture in the interior would disappear, I'd fall threw the floor and upon the interior resetting itself after detecting the fall I'd have the input lag until I relog. First time I relog instantly. Second time I continued furnishing for about 20 minutes, trying a few random things to try and fix it, like leaving and reentering the property, changing char etc. The third time upon relogging some of the furniture items I had purchased during the 20 minutes of continued furnishing with the bug were gone. I've now had the bug happen within minutes of logging in, inside and outside, in a high traffic area and in an interior alone, during high pop times and low pop times. I've started to pay very close attention to what I was doing as the bug happens. I believe it has something to do with opening and or closing a UI element (Chat-box, inventory, phone etc.) multiple times rapidly in quick succession. EDIT: I had the bug occur for a fourth time while furnishing the same place. This time it happened while I was AFK. So, scratch my previous idea as I left to go AFK for 10 minutes without the bug, and came back with it so, I honestly have no idea what could of caused it. However, before relogging to fix the bug, I record myself doing some testing with it. I changed character to confirm if it was a character or account-wide bug, and I found it is account-wide, but the bug occurs only in a very small area around wherever it happened first. If you walk about 50 steps away the bug is gone, if you take 50 steps back, it comes back. If you end up in that same 200ish step radius in any direction on any character the bug will reoccur, but only in that small radius around where it first occurred. It also doesn't seem to care about interior layers, as the bug happened inside a multi-interior complex but persists outside the building as well, but only for a limited range. I have about 15-20 minutes of video of me testing the bug once I realized I had it which I'd be happy to upload and send to whoever it might help solve the issue. Also, I believe it can be recreated inside interiors quite easily with the furniture system somehow as until I started trying to furnish this interior the bug was rare for me, but now it's making mapping nearly impossible.

Look up the bystander effect. You'd be surprised how many people just continue on with their day like they didn't just see some fucked up shit happening. A lot of people in that situation wouldn't call the police simply for fear of being targeted by those people themselves. People who call 911 during these incidents are not random bystanders, they are almost always someone who has some layer of protection from the incident, IE someone looking outside their house or a store window. That being said I don't particularly have a problem with NPCs calling police if you're doing a "fast and loud" style break in but definitely think it should be circumstantial and not routine on every single break in attempt, and the amount of time taken for them to call should vary.

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It's the only course of action. Even if the people doing it are fictionized I promise no illegal faction leaders are encouraging their members to go up to Paleto and rob people for hunting rifles or spam /b show items.

Exactly, it's the only way anything will get better. These posts solve nothing. Shit flinging contest is all it is.

All the illegal RPers reading this get it. We as a "community" suck. You hate us and especially hate robberies. But actually anyone who cares enough to read this isn't the problem. How many times does one of these shit robberies finally get reported and it's some 100+ post plat donator? Almost never so why do people constantly make these posts blaming the "illegal community" for Avon Barksdale driving up to Paleto on his manchez and robbing you with little effort? Report shit RPers, that's all you can do. It's so much easier than making admins spectate every robbery. JUST. REPORT. THE. SHIT. I'm sure I've had to report more victims than I've been reported by, the legal "community" aren't a bunch of saints.

Good luck?

You could theoretically come hang out in El Burro and no one would bother you, depending on what you're doing. There are plenty of civilians that come and go out of El Burro and generally don't get bothered unless it's by some of the rambunctious youth causing a little mischief. Will you get asked where you're from and if/what you bang? 100%. But if you say "Oh I live on Upper Fudge, I don't bang bro." You'll probably be just fine.

It does it with renamed drugs, no reason why renamed drinks shouldn't be the same.