Locked R&R Handbook Update 5/31/18

[Isaac Newton 1983]

*Note*  Just some general house keeping stuff. Clarifying a few points that were causing issues whether big or small.

 

Chapter IV - Equipment

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5. Medical Crates

     5.1. Medics, at or above the rank of Search & Rescue, are authorized to purchase, transport, and deliver, medical crates.

     5.2. Medical Crates shall not be knowingly delivered to, or near, the following locations:

          5.2.1. Active Altis Penitentiary Zone

          5.2.2. Active Federal Reserve Zone

          5.2.3. Active Blackwater Armory Zone

          5.2.4. Active Rebel Raid Any illegal zone (defined in Chapter 3.2) that is being raided by the APD

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Chapter VIII - Hostage Situations

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     5.3. Federal Events: Medics taken hostage and utilized for a Federal Event (Blackwater Robbery, Fed Robbery, Jail Break) should remain

          hostage for 30 minutes unless the medic has escaped, been killed, 30 minutes has elapsed, or until the federal event is complete.

          Whichever situation occurs first. (A complete federal event is defined as when the bomb detonates or has been defused)

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Chapter IX - Interacting with the APD

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12. Medics detained, or arrested, by the APD for failing to comply with orders or instructions are may be subject to administrative action.

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Chapter XIV - New Life Rule (NLR)

1. NLR applies to all medics who are killed within the guidance of the server rules.

     1.1. Examples of NLR applicable situations include, but are not limited to the following:

          1.1.1. Failed Hostage Negotiations - Medic is taken hostage and they are killed because the negotiations failed or APD never arrived.

          1.1.2. Failure to follow an order to NOT revive a deceased player and being killed as a result

          1.1.3. Fleeing when an armed civilian attempts to take a medic hostage and being killed as a result

          1.1.4. Ignoring a warning to leave an illegal area and being killed as a result

          1.1.5. Intentional, or negligent, death resulting from an accident, fire, explosion, or suicide.

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