kirbyz

I think the core issue here is forcing people to roleplay situations they don't want to. I could see some enforcement being reasonable for complex scenarios with character/faction implications, but it is a non-issue for the odd car accident. Punishments on this server can hardly be described as "deterrence" and would have a vilifying effect if active role-players were punished for not participating with each other over low-quality interactions. How long do you want people to wait just to get an admin's permission to continue with their day? The process is tedious to the point where most people would prefer to face the "consequences" later if it is even followed up on.

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Scamming over deals doesn't really make sense to me, unless its for large amounts like 100 grams plus so in the area of 20k. From my experience nobody has attempted to rob or scam since we're all in the same boat trying to rp actual dealers lmao.

On my dealer character I've made about ~80k in the last month of somewhat regular play. I've rp'd selling to a handful of random people, but most of my big transactions were with official gangs and those who have access to apply for drugs. 80k seems like a lot but the volume of drugs moved and the risk taken was disproportionate. Other jobs such as legal weekly pay, trucking, and even convenience store stuff pays more. IRL, heroin addicts spend about $150-$200 USD a day. When compared to script purchasable items such as a mask ($5000), Notes ($4000 for 100), Fuel, Insurance, the current drug prices imo are too low to make any financial sense for someone entering the trade. Its all about the RP but it can be kind of boring when there's no real consumer market. Gun dealers have a crazy margin due to what a gun can be used for on the server. Just need to find a way to make the drug script interesting and necessary for players on the server.

The house robbing script is pretty risky. You got 2-5 min, 1 box worth 1k every 15-30 sec. LEO will show up pretty fast for a payout of 3-4k. If anything the payout should be increased for the risk.

Someone who is able to break down information and understand things could see past someone's temper tantrum. A good admin will be able to detach themselves from the emotion of a situation and analyze what happened in relation to the rules. Experiences may vary though, not everyone is as emotionally adept or experienced enough to deal with conflict.

Well if I see a duck, I could be nice about calling it a duck. Or be super mean and vulgar to describe it. At the end of the day, its still a duck. I agree that being rude or disrespectful would cloud the message being conveyed but...its still the same message if you read between the lines.