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06-24-2018, 08:10 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:06 AM by Fearless Community.
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Hello TheD4rkKiller!
I believe that when you perform the role of an undercover officer, you have to specify in your job title that you are 'Undercover'. This is to avoid breaking the rule 2.8;
This means that you cannot have the job title 'Citizen' as a police officer, despite the situation you are in. You may argue that if you are only asking questions, then it should be fine, however, if you are only asking questions, then there shouldn't really be a reason for you to be undercover to begin with. The undercover role was made with the intention to be used in a sting operation, or a situation in which you are getting information out of a criminal gang. However, with the job title 'Citizen', you shouldn't really be interacting with these people in the first place. You could however have your job title as 'Undercover Thug' or similar titles in order to interact and ask questions, whilst remaining to bare the police issue weapons that you hold. Please note that this topic is not 100% accurate, and some staff members' opinions may differ on the matter. Be sure to ask the member of staff on the server before you decide to roleplay with the title of 'Citizen'. You can do this by using '/help <message>' to contact the teacher and/or staff team, who will be able to clear this up for you.
Hope I have somewhat cleared this up for you, have a great day!
I believe that when you perform the role of an undercover officer, you have to specify in your job title that you are 'Undercover'. This is to avoid breaking the rule 2.8;
Quote:2.8 Custom job titles must be realistic (don't roleplay something that isn't human), specific and accurately state what character you intend to roleplay (do not set your job as 'criminal' or 'classified' for example).
This means that you cannot have the job title 'Citizen' as a police officer, despite the situation you are in. You may argue that if you are only asking questions, then it should be fine, however, if you are only asking questions, then there shouldn't really be a reason for you to be undercover to begin with. The undercover role was made with the intention to be used in a sting operation, or a situation in which you are getting information out of a criminal gang. However, with the job title 'Citizen', you shouldn't really be interacting with these people in the first place. You could however have your job title as 'Undercover Thug' or similar titles in order to interact and ask questions, whilst remaining to bare the police issue weapons that you hold. Please note that this topic is not 100% accurate, and some staff members' opinions may differ on the matter. Be sure to ask the member of staff on the server before you decide to roleplay with the title of 'Citizen'. You can do this by using '/help <message>' to contact the teacher and/or staff team, who will be able to clear this up for you.
Hope I have somewhat cleared this up for you, have a great day!