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I haven't read this post yet and will respond later because it seems I've been @'d like 4 times, but from the original post, seems like a lot of talking out of the ass.

Nah

Tbh I'd be for a system that if a medic is more than X km away then requesting for denial just instantly denies you, but you can't request medic again.

Remove betting, Yeah!

? What 1.5km rule?

NAH

Where's this Martin Luther guy when you need him

Tbh nicely made

What that guy said

Don't need more rules... just use common sense. Writing a rule for every possible conceivable situation is not something we've done and not something we're going to do.

Dawg you're on some other shit

I'd say a lot of developers use websites like StackOverflow or Google when they're trying to solve a problem and just copy & paste a solution to their programming issue.

How so?

You mean like any developer ever?

You've mixed me up with someone lol o7 nonetheless

Chapter 7: Do not harm R&R 2. Never steal, rob, or harvest a kidney of an R&R member for any reason. 2. Never harvest a kidney from, steal from, or rob an R&R member for any reason. 1. Exception: R&R vehicles negligently unlocked by an R&R member may be 'stolen'. Chapter 8: Hostage / Player Robbing 6. APD members outnumbered 3 to 1 with guns clearly pointed at them need to surrender and abide by the hostage rules. 1. Exception: APD members playing the role of hostage negotiator may not be taken hostage before/during hostage negotiations. Chapter 18: Miscellaneous 13. Betting outside of the scope of the windows-key betting option for purely monetary bets is not allowed. (e.g. Using the money transfer mechanic for a bet which could otherwise be done with the windows-key -> bet player option)

YOU'LL BE BACK OKAY

Hello Olympus peoples, As of previous, I don't necessarily know if we've written it down anywhere, but, we (admin. staff) only looked at player reports had the evidence been within two weeks of the event happening in-game and the player report being submitted. However, due to recent events, we are changing that policy to just a 1 week time period due to some malicious actors. So, going forward after midnight (EST) of April 4th 2020, we will no longer look at player reports if the period between the event being reported and the player report being submitted is in excess of one week. One week should be plenty of time to submit a player report on whatever violation you'd like to report in-game. Do also note that this one week time period does NOT apply to reports pertaining more serious violations (Scripting, DDOSing, Duping, Mass RDM, etc.), but DOES apply to the more common rule breaks (RDM, VDM, NLR, Combat Log, etc.). Thanks, Olympus Administrative Staff

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