mc.roleplayhub.com
players online
fighting perms
- Thread starter HyperJv
- Start date
Minor assault permissions, major assault permissions, and killing permissions are three types of permissions that you can receive through in-character means and carry out through in-character roleplay.
Minor assault permissions are commonly granted when someone simply harasses or initiates controversy with your character (3 times) - once you have achieved this specific requirement, the highest extent you can go is knock them out or break their bones. You can obtain minor assault permissions through the following:
Major assault permissions allow you to impose major damage on ones character. This is commonly acquired by being knocked out in-character, but there are several ways to obtain this type of permission:
Killing permissions, as the name implies, allow you to entirely kill someone's character. This permission is obtained via OOC consent and can only be carried out if the other party agrees to you killing off their character. The only thing you require to make your roleplay more pleasant when carrying out any of these permissions is an in-character motive.
Refer to the rules for a more competent understanding of how these permissions work; any and all questions you may have are answered in there, if not ask for assistance in the Discord server. Best of luck!
Minor assault permissions are commonly granted when someone simply harasses or initiates controversy with your character (3 times) - once you have achieved this specific requirement, the highest extent you can go is knock them out or break their bones. You can obtain minor assault permissions through the following:
9.2b Verbal Harassment: Repetitive (3+) verbal attacks directed toward your character will result in you being able to minorly assault the harasser.
9.2c Threats: When threatened by a group/individual, making claims that they will kill you or negatively impact a member of your gang/family, you are permitted to minorly assault them.
9.2d Minor Assault: If someone physically attacks your character, you may retaliate with minor assault.
9.2e Scamming/Theft: If someone attempts to scam/mug any sum of money or item from you, you may minorly assault them.
9.2f False Accusations: If someone is slandering your character for something they did not do, you may minorly assault them.
9.2g Attempted Arrest: If an officer is attempting to arrest you or a member of your gang/family, you may minorly assault the officer.
9.2h Calling The Police: If someone reports your character to the police and you get fined, you may minorly assault the person who reported. You do not receive permissions if the character who called the police was simply doing their job (such as an EMS or school employee).
9.2i Trespassing: In the event that an unwanted guest enters someone’s property and they have been asked to leave at least twice, you may minorly assault them.
9.2j X26 Taser: If a police officer has attempted to or has succeeded in tasing your character, you may majorly assault them.
9.2c Threats: When threatened by a group/individual, making claims that they will kill you or negatively impact a member of your gang/family, you are permitted to minorly assault them.
9.2d Minor Assault: If someone physically attacks your character, you may retaliate with minor assault.
9.2e Scamming/Theft: If someone attempts to scam/mug any sum of money or item from you, you may minorly assault them.
9.2f False Accusations: If someone is slandering your character for something they did not do, you may minorly assault them.
9.2g Attempted Arrest: If an officer is attempting to arrest you or a member of your gang/family, you may minorly assault the officer.
9.2h Calling The Police: If someone reports your character to the police and you get fined, you may minorly assault the person who reported. You do not receive permissions if the character who called the police was simply doing their job (such as an EMS or school employee).
9.2i Trespassing: In the event that an unwanted guest enters someone’s property and they have been asked to leave at least twice, you may minorly assault them.
9.2j X26 Taser: If a police officer has attempted to or has succeeded in tasing your character, you may majorly assault them.
Major assault permissions allow you to impose major damage on ones character. This is commonly acquired by being knocked out in-character, but there are several ways to obtain this type of permission:
9.3c Unconsciousness: Upon being knocked out via fists, you may carry out major assault permissions on each character involved in putting you into an unconscious state.
9.3d Fractured Bones: If your character receives a fractured bone during combat, you are then permitted to majorly assault the individuals that inflicted it upon you (note: use of profiled weapons against you to cause fractured bones would result in kill permissions).
9.3e Calling The Police: If someone reports your character to the police and you get arrested, you may majorly assault the person who reported. You do not receive permissions if the character who called the police was simply doing their job (such as an EMS or school employee).
9.3f Mugging Weapons: If someone has mugged your weapon (either a custom weapon or a weapon listed in the weapon profiles), you receive major assault permissions.
9.3g Trapping: If you are being held within a confined space (must be a structure of some form, like a room) against your will, you must make a minimum of one attempt to escape. Once this attempt has been made, you receive major assault permissions.
9.3h Hitman: Upon a player requesting an individual/group of people to majorly assault a character, you are viable to use major assault permissions in return to the individual/group attacking you and the person who set the hit.
9.3i Major Assault: If someone has majorly assaulted your character, you may also majorly assault them.
9.3d Fractured Bones: If your character receives a fractured bone during combat, you are then permitted to majorly assault the individuals that inflicted it upon you (note: use of profiled weapons against you to cause fractured bones would result in kill permissions).
9.3e Calling The Police: If someone reports your character to the police and you get arrested, you may majorly assault the person who reported. You do not receive permissions if the character who called the police was simply doing their job (such as an EMS or school employee).
9.3f Mugging Weapons: If someone has mugged your weapon (either a custom weapon or a weapon listed in the weapon profiles), you receive major assault permissions.
9.3g Trapping: If you are being held within a confined space (must be a structure of some form, like a room) against your will, you must make a minimum of one attempt to escape. Once this attempt has been made, you receive major assault permissions.
9.3h Hitman: Upon a player requesting an individual/group of people to majorly assault a character, you are viable to use major assault permissions in return to the individual/group attacking you and the person who set the hit.
9.3i Major Assault: If someone has majorly assaulted your character, you may also majorly assault them.
Killing permissions, as the name implies, allow you to entirely kill someone's character. This permission is obtained via OOC consent and can only be carried out if the other party agrees to you killing off their character. The only thing you require to make your roleplay more pleasant when carrying out any of these permissions is an in-character motive.
Refer to the rules for a more competent understanding of how these permissions work; any and all questions you may have are answered in there, if not ask for assistance in the Discord server. Best of luck!
Last edited: