As for the first idea, is this GTA or Club Penguin?This is ArgonathRPG, vulgar language is not tolerated here. And no, I haven't met Aragorn.
This is ArgonathRPG, vulgar language is not tolerated here. And no, I haven't met Aragorn.
And no, I haven't met Aragorn.
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This is a community with a diverse age range (we have older and mature players too, not just the 12-year-olds who frequent Call of Duty and love to narrate about how they slept with your mother), and players should be given the freedom to exercise their expression as long as it isn't aimed at breaking the rules or useless shitting.
For the first one there is no need
As for the second idea, I really really like it ^^
It's probably a good idea to make a "warning" after typing in /su ID ram/ramming/carjack/speed/kill and other common invalid crimes
I would really like to see that one
Ah, how cute you are(photo) :eek:
1st Idea: One who wants to say something bad will say it in anyway so that effort, wont worth in my opinion. Also about what I hate is, if there will be a sentence with harass, the way it gets censored cos of the part which you probably get(har***), disturbs a lot... Therefore I ll not support this idea. ^^"
2nd Idea: This would be good though there can be lots of variations on writing reasons therefore it cant be prevented %100, however if he luckily write it totally right, a warning for lets say /su id ramming could be good like:
Player 1 types /su 3 ramming.
For Player 1's screen:
(ERROR:) The reason you used is not a reason that can be /sued for. (Please Check /rules and know that they re prioritized over laws.)
(blabla) is additional parts in this case.
Instead of automatically blocking freecop via script, why not just have the more experienced players teach them how to work properly as cop?
You are not from GTA IV aren't you?
It seems that we have to place in every tittle [GTA IV MP] in order to point it out for you guys
Argonath recognizes that a part of the community is underage.
Therefore, the following is prohibited:
Swearing, flaming and insulting. Within roleplay this is allowed very limited and strictly bound to the situation. If there is any doubt about the slang/language used is for ropleplay only, administration has full right to take any measures they find necessary.
I know this is an idea for IV:MP. What I am wondering about is why it seems so hard to teach abuser/"abuser" cops how to work properly, especially as some of them are new players who do not know the rules properly yet.
The difference in servers does not affect the fact that players can be taught to follow rules, or punished if they refuse to comply.
I agree with you John but they won't listen