Zahzi

FYI mx tasers are usually closer to 150k

Just what we were told at the meeting :/

See 1. Denial Criteria 1.2. Threats: Player(s) who have repeatedly threatened to take medical personnel hostage, have previously taken medical personnel hostage, have repeatedly threatened to inflict, or caused, serious bodily harm or death to medical personnel. 2.2. Medics cannot deny services to an entire group based on the actions of one individual within a group or gang. So whoever is sending the texts, verbally threatening medics, or shooting medics can be denied.

That's why we proposed this rule, we just want to be able to leave players near their point of restraint OR near a garage. How does this have anything to do with rp? The only argument here is just about being able to leave someone you robbed where you found them, civ council actually proposed the rule change in the first place to prevent people from being robbed and left in Africa. Like what? A stolen ghosthawk now being any means? A specific hawk being able to return hot through waves? I'm really not sure what you mean by this and how this rule is so "civ sided"

What is Civ Council? The civilian council is a group of prominent members of the community that represent the civilian faction which is broken into the five main areas of the civilian life: cartels, runs, scats, vigis, and feds. The goal of the Civ Council is to give the civilians a voice in the staff meetings. What does the Civ Council do? Every other week, the council meets to discuss ideas or changes that directly affect the civ faction. The following week, the ideas are presented at the staff meeting. An example roundtable blog can be viewed here. You can find the public roster here. The five categories: Cartels: Prominent members of the community who actively fight cartels Runs: Prominent members of the community who actively do lots of runs Scats: Prominent members of the community who stay in cities and kill cops Vigis: Prominent members of the community who are career vigilantes Feds: Prominent members of the community who actively do federal events and love to fight cop Requirements: You must be active on the civilian faction (civ must be your primary faction) You must be able to attend bi-weekly meetings on Sunday at 6pm EST You must be experienced with the area of civilian life that you are applying for You must not have been permanently banned in the past two months Your application must be properly formatted and well thought out. Low effort apps will not be accepted (we’re not the APD, you can’t just write “I want to be civ council”) How to apply: Submit a ticket under “Civilian Council Application.” (click here for more information about how to do that). Application format Your application must have a properly formatted title, or it will be denied. Please use the following: “<Name> - Civ Council <department>”, for example “DeadPooL - Civ Council Feds In your application, include what would make you a good fit for the council in general and specifically for the council section you are applying for. This should be a well thought out and detailed response. You must include a few detailed ideas or changes that you would propose should you be accepted. Most of these ideas should be specific to the area of your application, but a couple of general ideas are also acceptable. If you have previously submitted an application and had it denied, you are welcome to reapply after two weeks. If you have been removed from civ council in the past and would like to rejoin, you can apply two months after your removal. If you have any questions, feel free to send @Zahzior @DeadPool a PM

The idea was to prevent people from being brought from Kavala to east bumblefuck. If someone's already in east bumblefuck, we shouldn't be responsible for driving them to where they want to go. The idea that got proposed and approved was something like "hostages must be released near a garage or point of restraint" which didn't force us to become taxis, but it was changed and I'm not sure why.

Yeah, staff still didn't want it until next gang wars though.

How is denying you from Kavala any different than everybody at coke pro, or any other location on the map, except that there are more requests there? Spoiler alert, it's not. Unfortunately telling a medic not to revive individuals becomes impractical quickly when fighting a large group of people, and the only way to ensure there isn't a medic sneakily reviving the enemy is to remove them from the situation entirely.