[Slimey]

Works like this:

If you break a rule and don't get banned, you get a warning.
If you reach 5 warnings, you get banned for 30 minutes
If you reach 10 warnings, you get banned for 2 hours
If you reach 15 warnings, you get banned for a day
So on... Punishments and intervals can be changed if necessary.

If a mod/admin sees you roleplaying'ing very well, showing respect and stuff to other players you get a commendation.

Commendations can be used to get rid of 1 warning (if you have any warnings) and if you don't have any warnings they will be automatically converted into 1000 bamboo.


+1 If you like this idea!

[Polar Horizon]

-1 I'm happy with the warning system already in place.

[Slimey]

But there's no way to remove warnings with the current system, and over time warnings just gather up.. theres not much you can do about it :(

[Itzme205]

If that works some one can kos and get 1 warning and not get banned soo some one can mass kos and get banned for 2hours or 15mins ? You see what im saying here

[Helena]

If that works some one can kos and get 1 warning and not get banned soo some one can mass kos and get banned for 2hours or 15mins ? You see what im saying here

he means a minor rule such as failrp, kos is a 1 day ban. warnings are for reason like: disrespect, using caps in world chat, not using world chat for rp (failrp)

[Flopdup]

But there's no way to remove warnings with the current system, and over time warnings just gather up.. theres not much you can do about it :(

They were soposed to get removed within 5 days, but you can ask a super mod to remove them if it has been 5 days

[Apples]

I only agree with the last part. I think if mods see them RPing very good, mods can recommend them to super mods+ to remove a warning. Not the 1000 bamboo thing though.

[Vdouug]

Do warning get reset?

[Helena]

Do warning get reset?

do you even read the previous posts?
flopdup said

They were soposed to get removed within 5 days, but you can ask a super mod to remove them if it has been 5 days

[Tiillo]

To check your current warnings I believe the command is /warnings, or /checkwarnings....
Something like that