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I mean trying to derail a train by driving on its tracks is technically an act of terror so I'd charge with Domestic Terrorism and give lifetime in Bolingbroke.

Thing is you're on a heavy RolePlay server, not GTA Online or a Cops & Robbers server, it's not supposed to be fair, it's supposed to be realistic, criminals have to actually be smart not just abuse the hell of the game limitations to pull the most unrealistic stuff. If people are okay with driving through ICly busy metro tunnels with no regard to realism in a lowered sports car which would have its whole underbody absolutely ripped apart on these train tracks, why wouldn't we be okay with flying off a cliff? It's basically the same definition in both cases, powergaming.

Jhon Salmon x @Fireworks collab when?

I'm against removing the fine so I'll give -1. However, I'd like to point out the irony of calling it a self serving suggestion, as the suggesting player is a legal roleplayer as SADCR & SD, and not an illegal player.

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The goal of paid healthcare is not to increase the amount of people wishing to engage in medical RP, it's quite the opposite in fact. Picture it this way. An evening or a night will be made, as of now, of a vast majority of gunshot wounds calls, where the medical RP is forced on players because they got themselves involved in a shooting. This is the problem, right here. As it stands, medical roleplayers (EMS responders) usually faces one of the following scenarios (listed by frequency of occurrence): The patient is dead The patient is AFK / will not interact with medics at all. The patient does not answer medical RolePlay / basic questions (Are you in pain? /do Are there visible injuries?) and goes on a rant in /b how they do not want to roleplay those injuries because X shot them with no reason and they should not have to RP it. (It happens a lot more than you think, a huge lot more) The patient somehow miraculously feels fine and barely acknowledges being shot 7 times in the chest. (We sometimes RP them as not able to survive this, because honestly if you have 7 bullets in your lungs you physically cannot breath, which they usually contest because "muh not a headshot so i'm fine") The rare few scenes where a player actually gives us even basic RP and makes it enjoyable by somewhat feeling a little bit involved by what's going down. If death becomes punitive (Monetary fee, it's what most people will definitely quantify and look out for) as well as medical becoming paid as well, maybe it will lead players to be more careful about shootings and think twice before engaging into a shooting/drive-by simply because their opponents tagged a singular wall in their territory, and will chose a more moderate escalation approach (Brawl, assaults, etc..), as they will need to actually value their character's life and not just PK out of it. So, all in all, the goal of paid healthcare is not to bring more cases to medical RPers. Its goal is to moderate the influx of identical, repetitive and frankly unwanted calls (Nothing's worse than your patient making it clear your very medical RP as EMS is bothering them because they don't care) by making people -actually- value their characters' lives. (Keep in mind the added bonuses with paid healthcare however, namely: Different levels of care in different price ranges. (Pillbox/ER @ $$$, A private clinic @ $$ or even charity-run clinics like Hope Health @ $, etc) Underground, illegal medical teams / doctors with also different prices for all kinds of medical procedures. (As some form of supplier status / vouched position) Insurance companies with different prices and benefits. (More expensive = better coverage, bare minimum = minimum coverage, etc...)

this guy's a real g unlike @bonedead smh

you know what emoji i'm gonna post right?

Congratulations everyone and best pfp award goes to @chocomint

what a noobie 1.

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It was very sketchy stuff. Might wanna add a NSFW warning though on that post

she said yes at least yeah? this some high level rizz

There is already a taxi revamp incoming, so it's easy to assume the taximeter has already been considered. On a different note, the vast majority of the taxis I used / RP'd with do not use a pay-per-5-seconds as it is inherently unoptimal if you're trying to RP through the ride, it'll artificially increase the price and subsequently lead to fewer interactions which can kind of ruin the customer-driver vibe. A price per range would be ideal which is what companies already do (e.g. Habeeb Taxis, 300$ in-city, 500$ city-to-sandy & 600 city-to-paleto iirc, those are old fares I used to apply when working there a year or two ago.)