This sounds like a bunch of mad combine RPers who get bodied in S2K are just complaining when they lose. Maybe there should be S2K tests to just get into Civil Protection? OTA? I heard they deployed 1000 HP synths today and still lost. Literally nothing but a skill issue. Maybe some standards...

Jesus was God not a human This whole thread reeks of pseudo-intellectualism and Reddit philosophy especially after looking at your media suggestions. These sort of threads never produce anything meaningful regardless since the average cop is not going to read something in-depth like this...

Least self serving masturbatory rebel player

I kind of feel like a code black scenario would make the city be more of a lawless wasteland but if anything I feel like there are even more rules and restrictions we have to abide by now

Losing my mind reading this

Stop the T-Virus

Please keep it like this for the rest of the week

Somewhere, deep within the precinct, the distant sounds of a judgement waiver blare from the streets above. An administrator dead, an officer deserviced, his body missing. In a damp supply closet, the truth comes out.

Imagine a timeline where the admins leaned into the conflict and used their power to throw gas on the fire and make the tensions between the bloke heads and the bloke detractors even larger and got more people involved but ultimately left it to them to figure it out

The nature of Bloke’s arrest also feels like it was intentionally done to be so dramatic with so many witnesses that it would be nearly impossible or really awkward to OOCly void or retcon.

For a moment I got excited that someone was playing someone that did anything to shake up the system but from someone who just plays casually, it often appears like the server's biggest haters are the people who have the power to make these sort of massive decisions that sweep entire tens of...

If you can roundhouse kick a citizen and suplex them into a wall then deduct massive amounts of LP for similarly minor infractions I think it's reasonable that CPs can get blackmarks for talking back to superiors. Generally its kind of awesome you can lose everything for nothing. Having...

Oh yeah btw are we just going to ignore how inherently subversive this tactic is and how easily this sort of behavior can just turn into bad faith acting so quickly.

I think I'm pretty creative and my RP includes slurs and calling people very vulgar things from time to time, because that's just the type of characters I play. I'd rather not play some neutered asexual homunculus but someone with aggressions and impulsive thoughts.

I don't think in 10+ years of RPing across Gmod, MMO's, or Discord text-based stuff have I ever seen such a hardline approach to restricting insults or one-off messages from players.

Somewhere beneath the towering, monolithic precinct, a beaten, starved man cowers in the corner of a damp interrogation room. His hands and arms were each a mangled mess, fingers snapped in wrong directions. He uncontrollably shakes from the combination of the pain, the cold, and the fear...

just make the rebels from half-life 2 already please

"He can help us." A woman in the corner of the room pleads, "We should alert-" "We should alert no one." Spoke the voice of a leader, squatting down to meet a gaze which did not match his own, the broken man tied to a metal chair. Deep within this complex, he was at their mercy. Against his...

I wasn't able to play for entire thing. Though it mostly felt very aimless until I walked into an admin spawning weapons for himself in the street on a rebel char and offering me transit to City 24. The transition to City 24 also felt rushed and very sudden.