Concept of NPC RP.

[Denzel.]

So basically FBI agents did a huge mistake by doing poor roleplay and as if that wasn't enough, their leader which is a staff member, punished a "criminal" because his people barely showed roleplay purposes.

The community's mentality of "cops are completely innocent" and "criminals are always guilty" should be erased, in my opinion.

Correction: I punished him because he was unable to roleplay even though the roleplay is shitty, he even admitted that he can't be assed to roleplay and said to issue him a warning. Also, be it cops or criminals, we as staff members will not be biased and be one sided. If you are not area of it, I do punish cops too if they failed to follow the server rule.

[Jeremy.]

Correction: I punished him because he was unable to roleplay even though the roleplay is shitty, he even admitted that he can't be assed to roleplay and said to issue him a warning. Also, be it cops or criminals, we as staff members will not be biased and be one sided. If you are not area of it, I do punish cops too if they failed to follow the server rule.

Instead of giving a punishment you could help both parties to continue their roleplay scenario which your boys led it to be "shitty" as you said. But no, let's just throw punishments without investigating and getting a clear look of the situation itself.

Also:

Last I remember FBI agents used to be trained with basic first aid knowledge to handle situations like this, don't know about now though.

You should focus on training your people to roleplay if you can't handle both this and your staff postition then.. I'm sorry. You should be responsible for their doings and not punish someone just because the RP didnt go as your people wanted to. Let's get butthurt and report people for asking for a better roleplay? Yeah that's a shit idea. No offence, just a friendly note.

[Arslan]

Correction: I punished him because he was unable to roleplay even though the roleplay is shitty, he even admitted that he can't be assed to roleplay and said to issue him a warning.

He probably couldn't be asked because of the "shitty" roleplay as you said yourself. Which he has every right not to be, someone should not be forced to roleplay with people with a winning mentality who are only roleplaying things not for fun but for things which serve their purpose.

And he told you to issue a warning so you issued it? L-o-L.
Since when were punishments issued on request.

[Denzel.]

Not sure why are you both butthurt, feel free submit complain about me if you think I am being biased.

[Hammer_]

What is shown in the chat logs above is not permitted, since there's little to no role play seen at all.

[Arslan]

Not sure why are you both butthurt, feel free submit complain about me if you think I am being biased.

What is shown in the chat logs above is not permitted, since there's little to no role play seen at all.

You were biased, that has already been established. We're only pointing our what you did wrong as you do on a discussion topic to help you understand why but clearly it isn't working.

>told how he's wrong.
>server leader said he's wrong
>still not going to accept it because ego too big.

Aight...

[TheGreasyChopper]

 NPCs are fine and should be allowed as long as they do not tilt the balance of Roleplay toward one of the sides. For example heading to the Pershing Square bar, since it's a State one you can RP a bartender who servers the people. Or you head down to East LS Carwash and RP some kid washing your vehicle while you and your mates are in it.

 NPC Doctors and K9 units etc. do tilt the RP to the Law Enforcement's side. Which is an aspect of powergaming and should not be allowed.