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06-20-2017, 06:20 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:06 AM by Fearless Community.
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This seems to be taken completely out of context.
We were roleplaying as undercover building inspectors, In my eyes, it seems pretty failRP to refuse the building inspector entry to your building, especially when we had an official letter from the president at the time. After you refused and became hostile, we called the police, still realistic. We had a reason to enter the building, the outside walls blocking the windows posed a threat to your employees if a fire was to occur as the was no secondary fire escape. This also constitutes you being searched for blocked windows, which was against the law. After we entered we carried out our structural analysis, peacefully. Whether or not any of this was in the laws, you should have just roleplayed it out like any other person would do it was a normal real life sitiation. We left a camera to carry out "structural analysis" and to spy on you. If you believed this to be a problem, then you should have asked me nicely to come and remove it. Not just throw more bags of salt at us.
The second time we entered we came with more people and more guns, this was because we assess the situation and, with a crazy power gaming bat swinger, we thought you posed a threat to our lives. Our second visit was to retrieve our camera. After that, we left.
If you had just bothered to roleplay then this situation would not have been a problem
We were roleplaying as undercover building inspectors, In my eyes, it seems pretty failRP to refuse the building inspector entry to your building, especially when we had an official letter from the president at the time. After you refused and became hostile, we called the police, still realistic. We had a reason to enter the building, the outside walls blocking the windows posed a threat to your employees if a fire was to occur as the was no secondary fire escape. This also constitutes you being searched for blocked windows, which was against the law. After we entered we carried out our structural analysis, peacefully. Whether or not any of this was in the laws, you should have just roleplayed it out like any other person would do it was a normal real life sitiation. We left a camera to carry out "structural analysis" and to spy on you. If you believed this to be a problem, then you should have asked me nicely to come and remove it. Not just throw more bags of salt at us.
The second time we entered we came with more people and more guns, this was because we assess the situation and, with a crazy power gaming bat swinger, we thought you posed a threat to our lives. Our second visit was to retrieve our camera. After that, we left.
If you had just bothered to roleplay then this situation would not have been a problem