[yung one]

Right now, rescues aren't very thought out. It is the only roleplay event I know where you just call it out in chat to start it. Also, sometimes, they can get messy.

Yesterday I saw a rescue on 10, where there were so many people in the area that some not even involved got killed. I would understand for kidnappers if someone calls rescue and you see 20 people right outside you don't know who to kill without walking up to them and looking at their nametag. So, I have a proposed solution to this.

How about, you add a /rescue command for police ranks and SWAT. Also add a rescue assist command, and extend it to just normal police. This would work something like this.
/rescue bob "Seattle donuts" Yung is rescuing bob at Seattle donuts! Rescue begins in 30 seconds! or something of the sort
and rescue assist would work like /rescue assist Yung "Jim is assisting in Yung's rescue!

This would create a "raidzone" in which only the rescuers, kidnapper, and kidnapped would be. It would give the "right" to shoot anyone in the area so there is less confusion. Also, it would add a little more depth to rescuing. Not sure if this has been discussed in the past, just seems like a good solution.

[Agent74]

The reason so many civilians die is because they are all greedy and hide behind the Police so that they can pick up loot. They need to learn that going into an RP Event area will have a high chance of them dying and then it will be their fault.

[Wizardo]

Strongly agree on this one

[yung one]

The reason so many civilians die is because they are all greedy and hide behind the Police so that they can pick up loot. They need to learn that going into an RP Event area will have a high chance of them dying and then it will be their fault.

I thought officially making it an rp event area would discourage them going in, knowing they could die. You don't see civilians running into raid zones during raids, without getting shot that is.

[Helena]

The reason so many civilians die is because they are all greedy and hide behind the Police so that they can pick up loot. They need to learn that going into an RP Event area will have a high chance of them dying and then it will be their fault.

You can't imagine how many people get killed in a rescue just for going and peeking to check for loot is so dumb. They need to learn HardcoreRP and FearRP because they go all there giving zero gooses about life and the next thing you see is that 5 of them are spamming KOS in world

[yung one]

Bump, this would be cool cmon

[JeanP103]

This has been brought up before, to the best of my knowledge no real definitive decisions were made.

Adding a /Rescue command and /rescue to cops, bodyguards, would help resolve the issue of players not knowing that they are about to get caught between walls of lead

YET they should already be told to leave a certain area due to the possibility of crossfire.

It is true that players do not respect what Roleplay and FearRP actually is and try and act out of greed to camp raid/rescue locations to then die and regularly call kos, this in my opinion breaks FearRP unless they are honestly catching stray bullets.

I would like to bring forward two solutions:

1. Introduce a command for /rescue and rules to accompany it.
a. Either Only cops who call /rescue can participate or something like.
b. crossfire rules stay in place, you die, you die.
c. rescuers have 1 life to attempt the rescue of the victim same as raid rules in order to provide balance.
d. after the police who /rescued have died they must /rescueover and cannot participate in any other actions against the current kidnapping.
e. more ideas are yet to come, but something like this could be set in place and provide help.


2. My second solution to resolve this thing...

Give Chiefs-Captains a kit or provide them with TANKTRAPS, i say about 4-6 in order to place a PHYSICAL barrier to alert other players that a situation is taking place.

Do not give these TankTraps to regular officers due to the higher probability of them just littering the server and not getting picked up.

[Helena]

This has been brought up before, to the best of my knowledge no real definitive decisions were made.

Adding a /Rescue command and /rescue to cops, bodyguards, would help resolve the issue of players not knowing that they are about to get caught between walls of lead

YET they should already be told to leave a certain area due to the possibility of crossfire.

It is true that players do not respect what Roleplay and FearRP actually is and try and act out of greed to camp raid/rescue locations to then die and regularly call kos, this in my opinion breaks FearRP unless they are honestly catching stray bullets.

I would like to bring forward two solutions:

1. Introduce a command for /rescue and rules to accompany it.
a. Either Only cops who call /rescue can participate or something like.
b. crossfire rules stay in place, you die, you die.
c. rescuers have 1 life to attempt the rescue of the victim same as raid rules in order to provide balance.
d. after the police who /rescued have died they must /rescueover and cannot participate in any other actions against the current kidnapping.
e. more ideas are yet to come, but something like this could be set in place and provide help.


2. My second solution to resolve this thing...

Give Chiefs-Captains a kit or provide them with TANKTRAPS, i say about 4-6 in order to place a PHYSICAL barrier to alert other players that a situation is taking place.

Do not give these TankTraps to regular officers due to the higher probability of them just littering the server and not getting picked up.

Agree on the second one. But it's betrer if chiefs depury's and cap's had a kit to get 10 barbed wire fence to surround an area.
i insist to not add /rescue as FearRP must be respected and enforced due to ut's simplicity: if you are not in it Don't go for it

[JeanP103]

Agree on the second one. But it's betrer if chiefs depury's and cap's had a kit to get 10 barbed wire fence to surround an area.
i insist to not add /rescue as FearRP must be respected and enforced due to ut's simplicity: if you are not in it Don't go for it

Chiefs would be accountable for removing the barriers after the situation is resolved and they are able to come back to the location.

[ACerealBowl]

This has been brought up before, to the best of my knowledge no real definitive decisions were made.

Adding a /Rescue command and /rescue to cops, bodyguards, would help resolve the issue of players not knowing that they are about to get caught between walls of lead

YET they should already be told to leave a certain area due to the possibility of crossfire.

It is true that players do not respect what Roleplay and FearRP actually is and try and act out of greed to camp raid/rescue locations to then die and regularly call kos, this in my opinion breaks FearRP unless they are honestly catching stray bullets.

I would like to bring forward two solutions:

1. Introduce a command for /rescue and rules to accompany it.
a. Either Only cops who call /rescue can participate or something like.
b. crossfire rules stay in place, you die, you die.
c. rescuers have 1 life to attempt the rescue of the victim same as raid rules in order to provide balance.
d. after the police who /rescued have died they must /rescueover and cannot participate in any other actions against the current kidnapping.
e. more ideas are yet to come, but something like this could be set in place and provide help.


2. My second solution to resolve this thing...

Give Chiefs-Captains a kit or provide them with TANKTRAPS, i say about 4-6 in order to place a PHYSICAL barrier to alert other players that a situation is taking place.

Do not give these TankTraps to regular officers due to the higher probability of them just littering the server and not getting picked up.

In my opinion the second option would be a hassle and Yung ones idea would be a better option in my opinion.