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You're assuming things, again, and like I'll say it again, if you want the full story just DM me man, you're not getting my point.I'm not sure I understand this part, If you're specifically looking to avoid anyone calling KPD/EMS, work to be more discreet, avoiding additional unnecessary risk to avoid the need for rules to be changed.
We shouldn't NEED to contact Yonio just for a small event, that seems like a large stretch just for an event to take place for a couple of friends for both some roleplay development and good times. They were discreet with their work and I do not know how many times I have to use this word, there was a miscommunication with both parties in which after they found out that it was, they wanted to void the situation. The only person making assumptions here is you, you're assuming that they weren't discreet in which they were to the best of their abilities, you're assuming that they slacked off. They shouldn't need to contact Yonio as the only things that could've drawn attention to the crime being committed was:I'm not sure I understand this part, If you're specifically looking to avoid anyone calling KPD/EMS, work to be more discreet, avoiding additional unnecessary risk to avoid the need for rules to be changed.
Nobody is making assumptions here, It's merely going from what has been posted, If you're purposely having an RP scenario between two parties and wouldn't like a certain party to call their gang members over, you'd contact them and ask for them not to, right? It's a similar concept with KPD, you'd contact them specifically mentioning that this is a small event for lore purposes, and would like if it could operate without risk of KPD getting involved in it so you have freedom of roleplay to do what you'd like, doing this beforehand would completely avoid the need to change these rules, as Staff's opinions are to be respected and are as unbiased as possible.
Relating to "disallowing the aspect" The decision was made for both parties not to call any emergency services, and when they were indeed called by either a third party or the victim, and arrived on scene it resulted in arrests, both of the original parties that initially agreed to it wanted to void the situation, however after KPD was involved they became an additional factor in voiding it, as it requires all parties to want the consent, and if they say no, and so does the staff member(s) Then unfortunately I believe that their statements must be respected.
When it comes to KPD, we're coming into no man's land. While it is true that you can make OOC deals in regards to staging situations, you can't expect EVERYONE in the server to comply with it. You can't just force the entire server to do something, mainly because you can't get everyone to agree on something (that's partially why OOC-consented situations were not allowed several months ago), but my point here is that staff will generally veto a void when a lot of stuff has happened (e.g. weapons were burnt, logs were made, apartments were raided), and if we were to void it, a lot of stuff would be reminded. It is not just a "bail log". There is a lot of police work behind each arrest, thus why we discourage voiding situations and, if anything, ask the arresting officer if they're fine with voiding it
Yonio's response was made when my suggestion was still very vague, his suggestion I believe is addressing the KPD rant portion of the thread.-1
What Yonio said
Couldnt have said it better, W reply dudeThat entire situation was to create risk, it was an OOCly Agreed situation with both the ICly Victim and Guilty. We do not need Yonio OOCly to have a small roleplay interaction with eachother to make it a "flash event". The entirety of this server is to have fun and roleplay. The players mainly involved both agreed and consented to this rule to create roleplay. There is plenty more we could do but sometimes plenty more is not what people want, in this case it was definitely not wanted.
The whole point of the post is to make it so we ARE allowed to void between our friends. The current rules make it so you cannot void without staff approval.-1
Simple. Void it between you and your friend, if it caused enough trouble to get to staff then I guess it shouldn't be voided
Yeah exactly who cares about staff approval when it's between u two. . If it did reach staff that they want a reason then there must be some trouble caused from that voidThe whole point of the post is to make it so we ARE allowed to void between our friends. The current rules make it so you cannot void without staff approval.
Did you mean to put +1?? You aren’t allowed to void things between you and your friend, this post was made to change that. Voiding situations between friends is against the current rules and I’ve gotten warned for it.Yeah exactly who cares about staff approval when it's between u two. . If it did reach staff that they want a reason then there must be some trouble caused from that void
No disrespect staff, of course. Just- if it's something between me and my friend that barely has any attention I don't see why would I refer to staff, but it got enough trouble and attention to reach staff that I get asked about the void then I guess that shouldn't be voidable between you and your friend only
You don't get what I'm sayinDid you mean to put +1?? You aren’t allowed to void things between you and your friend, this post was made to change that. Voiding situations between friends is against the current rules and I’ve gotten warned for it.
What if a rule wasn't broken, but rather a mistake was made within the role-play that messed it up, like miscommunication? That's kinda what I'm pushing for with this post. Regardless if a rule was broken, players should be able to void a situation if something like miscommunication did happen as long as the majority of both parties involved agreed to it. Notice how players can void between themselves if "A RULE WAS BROKEN", that's still putting a restraint on what can and cannot be voided.NEUTRAL! AND HERE'S WHY!:
A common misconception on SRP is that only staff members can void situations, but if we pay attention to rule 5.7, you will find that all players can void a situation as long as there has been a rule broken.
> 5.7 Voiding can only be done if a rule is broken. Staff members have the ability to void a situation regardless of a majority vote.
> 5.7a In reference to a majority vote, if the majority of a group votes to void a situation for a valid reason such as a rule breaking or other OOC reasons, then the situation is voided.
> 5.7b Regardless of if an action or situation is voided, it may still be eligible for punishment.
From what I can tell, a lot of players confuse the "Staff members have the ability to void a situation regardless of majority vote" with "Only staff members have the ability to void situations". However, it simply means that a staff member can overrule the majority vote, meaning they can decide whether it is going to be voided or stay as it is.
To get a situation voided, you have to have a rule that has been broken (and heavily affected the situation) and a majority of the players involved willing to come to the agreement of voiding it. Otherwise, you can contact staff with the rule that has been broken and they can overrule the majority vote if need be
I’m not gonna lie. I agree with you to a certain extent. People who go /me BARKS and then go “/it keybind void sorry qwq” should have to bear the consequence of creating a barking keybind in the first place. However if it’s like “yeah we chose for the situation to go like this but it didn’t so we decided to void and redo” then I understand thatWhat if a rule wasn't broken, but rather a mistake was made within the role-play that messed it up, like miscommunication? That's kinda what I'm pushing for with this post. Regardless if a rule was broken, players should be able to void a situation if something like miscommunication did happen as long as the majority of both parties involved agreed to it. Notice how players can void between themselves if "A RULE WAS BROKEN", that's still putting a restraint on what can and cannot be voided.
Thanks for your reply!