Argonath RPG - A World of its own
GTA:SA => SA:MP - San Andreas Multiplayer => SA:MP General => Topic started by: McGarrett on January 12, 2013, 01:20:35 am
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As people(especially groups) seems to be very confused about what Revenge Killing exactly is, then let me help you solve that problem. As you probably know; revenge killing has two meanings. The first one is when you get killed by someone, you respawn and rearm to go after the player who killed you. Example;
Player A kills Player B. Player B respawns, rearms and drives his car back to Player A to seek revenge.
- The second meaning is when you're in let's say a gang-war with another group. You are 5-10 peoples on each team and you get killed by one of them, before the shootout ends, you rearm and return to the shootout to assist your friends again. Revenge Killing is NOT when you kill someone, and they return a couple of hours later with a different reason to harm, kidnap or torture you. Example;
You're in Group A and you've been messing with Group B, and now Group B has came to kill you for your actions against them. You get into shootout with them and die. 20-30 minutes later, you've called a regroup and you want to take a chat with that Group B, so you find one of them and kidnap them and torture them for something they've done to you, or simply just to obtain information. This is not considered as revenge killing/returning after death. This is a completely different roleplay scenario and it's not relevant to the shootout Group A had with Group B.
I hope this was a relief.
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The words 'revenge killing' kind of speaks for itself.. :poke:
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Before making a statement on anything you might wish to consider your own status here. You are not an owner or developer, and there for whatever you say about rules is not clarification but confusion.
Revenge killing is any attack on another player that is done for other motive as roleplay.
Did you get killed and want to show that you can kill that player too? Revenge killing.
Did someone brag in chat about killing your family members and you decide to go to them with a group? Revenge killing
Did someone leave your group so you are going after him constantly? Revenge killing.
Revenge killing does not mean you have to be killed before, nor does it have a time limit. Revenge killing means that you are attacking someone because you feel a hate towards them and want to attack them as a result.
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McGarrett is a very ambitious individual, I advise contacting him when an Owner position opens up... :lol:
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getting killed, and then order a hitman by /hit to kill the guy who killed you. = Revenge Killing ;)
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The words 'revenge killing' kind of speaks for itself.. :poke:
Actually, it is more deeper than that.
McGarrett is a very ambitious individual, I advise contacting him when an Owner position opens up... :lol:
No, Giac. I do not wish to become an "owner", not interested. As well, you're a former SAPD Deputy Chief & Administrator, I believe you know that provoking is prohibited.
Before making a statement on anything you might wish to consider your own status here. You are not an owner or developer, and there for whatever you say about rules is not clarification but confusion.
I do not consider my own status here. If I considered my own status here, but everyone else's. Indeed, I am not an owner or developer, but that doesn't mean I cannot explain what revenge killing actually is.
Revenge killing is any attack on another player that is done for other motive as roleplay.
That is what I've explained, here..
- The second meaning is when you're in let's say a gang-war with another group. You are 5-10 peoples on each team and you get killed by one of them, before the shootout ends, you rearm and return to the shootout to assist your friends again. Revenge Killing is NOT when you kill someone, and they return a couple of hours later with a different reason to harm, kidnap or torture you.
As well, I do not believe I have to add "roleplay" in every sentence when your server is clearly a roleplay server. You've even said it yourself "Do not bother to log in if you are not here to RP".
Did you get killed and want to show that you can kill that player too? Revenge killing.
Read again.
Player A kills Player B. Player B respawns, rearms and drives his car back to Player A to seek revenge.
Did someone brag in chat about killing your family members and you decide to go to them with a group? Revenge killing
Very similar as this, except for the in chat part.
- The second meaning is when you're in let's say a gang-war with another group. You are 5-10 peoples on each team and you get killed by one of them, before the shootout ends, you rearm and return to the shootout to assist your friends again. Revenge Killing is NOT when you kill someone, and they return a couple of hours later with a different reason to harm, kidnap or torture you.
Did someone leave your group so you are going after him constantly? Revenge killing.
You could've gone after him once, but for a roleplay motive. For example, if you're afraid of leakage, or something like that.
Revenge killing does not mean you have to be killed before, nor does it have a time limit. Revenge killing means that you are attacking someone because you feel a hate towards them and want to attack them as a result.
I do support that view, sorry for not adding it, except for the time limit. If you were killed by someone and you return the next minute with a different roleplay motive, then he'd be confused and I doubt it would be any good roleplay out of it.
getting killed, and then order a hitman by /hit to kill the guy who killed you. = Revenge Killing ;)
As well that one ^^ Sorry for forgetting.
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The difference is that where is can be said in one line and all situations can be judged from it, you are trying to make a rulebook.
Now I know that in modern education the removal of common sense and own judgement in favour of a rule book is usual, but we do try to teach players the use of their brain.
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McGarrett.This text might be usefull,but you don't need a whole page text, to describe it.You have to make it not that big,with easily understood phrases and words, so the player will be in this topic to view it won't see the big text and get bored and say "And i will read all this now?I will better keep my opinion about what revenge killing is" or something like these.I suggest you to make it like that.A new player that don't know what revenge killing is,he/she will ask in /h something like this "/h what revenge killing is?" Answers:"/h when you get killed by someone and you go and kill him or when you kill someone and he/she comes back and kill you" .You think someone will ask in /h and get a simple small answer or go on forums that he maybe even have an account and read this big text?
I hope my advice were usefull.
Thank you,
Singed,
Tom_Evans
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The difference is that where is can be said in one line and all situations can be judged from it, you are trying to make a rulebook.
Now I know that in modern education the removal of common sense and own judgement in favour of a rule book is usual, but we do try to teach players the use of their brain.
I am not trying to make a rulebook, but furthermore trying to explain it. None is obligated to look at this, not at all. It is just explaining in depth.
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- The second meaning is when you're in let's say a gang-war with another group. You are 5-10 peoples on each team and you get killed by one of them, before the shootout ends, you rearm and return to the shootout to assist your friends again. [/b
I hope this was a relief.
That is called "Returning after death" not revenge killing.
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That is called "Returning after death" not revenge killing.
As well goes under Revenge Killing.
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As well goes under Revenge Killing.
Returning after death can mean returning to a roleplay situation after you died so does not come under revenge killing. :poke:
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Returning after death can mean returning to a roleplay situation after you died so does not come under revenge killing. :poke:
I agree with you in this one.
But I have a question now:
Player A gets killed by Player B, they go to their own lifes and 1 hour later, Player B makes an absurd role play with Player A just to get reasons to kill him. Is this allowed :?:
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Player A gets killed by Player B, they go to their own lifes and 1 hour later, Player B makes an absurd role play with Player A just to get reasons to kill him. Is this allowed :?:
In my opinion - no. Because you should have a roleplay based reason before you return to him, and that should not be killing instantly, but making a roleplay out of it. Such as torturing.
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getting killed, and then order a hitman by /hit to kill the guy who killed you. = Revenge Killing ;)
And moving bit further, getting killed and then asking your friend to kill the guy = revenge killing as well. You're dead, you can't do things like that.
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What Gandalf said is true, what you said isn't.
Pretty sure, the first para is returning after death, not ''Revenge Killing''
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What usually is motive to kill someone? Answer = Revenge.
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I wanted some clarity in this. If a group-war takes place and one of the group is wiped out, example Group A wipes out Group B, can group B declare another shootout with new roleplay after few hours?
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I wanted some clarity in this. If a group-war takes place and one of the group is wiped out, example Group A wipes out Group B, can group B declare another shootout with new roleplay after few hours?
A shootout with another gang should have a roleplay based motive, so if you do have that, then yes sure.