JayChris said:
Bauer said:
JayChris said:
force a game crash to avoid a roleplay situation
turn off your router (or disconnect from the internet in any way) to avoid a roleplay situation
I kinda find that rule problematic, because there are people who have routers that sometimes shut down for longer than 5 minutes up to several hours. Bit hard to prove that your router didn't work for a long time. I mean, you can't expect someone to get out their phone inrl and take pictures of their router from time to time.
Read the rest of the rule.
I did read it. It says:
If you're found to be saying the truth - your ban will be removed and you'll have to continue the roleplay scenario from the moment you left the game.
In what way will administrators be able to prove that a player has been telling the truth and how can a player proove his innocence? It isn't specified within the rule, so I wanted an elaboration.
First off all, when a player loses connection, we get a notification about that. If you leave any other way, it shows a different message. So basically, IF it ever happens someone is losing connection during RP while he is actually required to be there, AND fails to log back in within 5 minutes, he will be banned. He then can come to any admin saying his internet failed and without too much hassle he will be unbanned. Maybe a screen could be taken of your internet connection when it was offline to show. But in general, it almost never happens a player can't connect back within 5 minutes and did not
intentionally quit or force crashed the server. So if there's actually someone out there with a legit reason his connection failed, I don't see why the admin team would create such a hassle about it. At least I never did. I've unbanned people once before after they came to me and told me their connection failed.
The only reason why the rule is there is to punish those who force themselves out of an RP situation, not people who lost connection by accident.