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We're kinda stretching the definition of legal there.

As a long-time Sandy Shores player, some factions are more beneficial to community RP and some factions are more toxic to anyone who doesn't fit their vision, regardless of how goofy it is in the year of our Lord of 2024. It's just the way it is, and it's one of the reasons why RP in the country comes and goes.

People keep wanting to script things that will just make /reports skyrocket. Let's say you script that jumping now breaks your leg. Okay... except some ladders don't work half the time, now what? Report to get teleported down? Report to unbreak your leg? What if you're roleplaying slowly climbing down rather than jumping, like slowly lowering yourself, holding on to the edge and any footholds, etc? Are you going to code every possible interaction or restrict roleplay? And that's multiplied x100 for every other little quirk of the game. Scripts aren't the problem, the problem is a lack of medical staff and sometimes difficult access to said medical staff. Enforcing realism on this level is silly without fixing that part first. You'll have a ton of people resenting medical RP being forced into it, which means they'll be hostile or uninterested, and that will make medical RP less attractive to actual medical staff who have to deal with it.

80% of my damage is falling damage from bugs and getting it with /b mc. At least I always have random food items in my pockets, but I can carry ibuprofen instead, it's just OOC anyway.

Weird simulationist scripts are almost always bad when they force RP on people. Just let people RP whatever they want to RP. The problem is that when people have problems now they already have trouble finding medical assistance, how is the addition of a disease script going to add anything at all? I roleplayed being sick and getting tested for illnesses and things when Hope Clinic (I think it was called) had openings. Because that was actual roleplay with actual people, not some script. And it was easy to access since they had opening times where you were guaranteed to have someone there to RP with.

I always wanted to do this, but the factions I was in and the characters I was playing weren't quite right for it, but: Illegal exotic animal scheme. It could be so funny and awful at once.

I generally play 1:1. Aging a little bit is fine to push past certain milestones, but I've seen characters age from being bright young men to being senior elders in their faction. To me, a person born in 2000 and a person born in 1970 aren't going to be the same person, since their life experiences growing up would be so different. That feels like it would be an entirely different character with the same name, so I've no idea how I'd even roleplay that, personally. You just accept it as you accept all the other weirdness in the game. Sometimes that means forgetting some interactions and relationships that no longer make sense, or rewriting past events for them, but that's something that should be discussed with characters you have a close relationship with so everyone is on the same page.

I'd just prefer the rain came in bigger blocks, more spaced out, instead of what happens now, which is sudden rain for 30 minutes to an hour and that's it. The way it is, rain just spoils ongoing RP outside while not really allowing you to RP a rainy day in full.

There's already bikers, neo-nazis, conservatives... it's missing, maybe, The Texan.

A lot of them are accounted for on this chart, but it's missing some types.

I have 3 million in the bank while roleplaying a poor character, now what?

Allow lethal force in response to snowballs.

I run when I'm crossing a street and I see a car with neons approaching in the distance.

What's the difference between filler dialogue and non-filler dialogue?

This existed, earlier this year, though? It just didn't last long.