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Posted: **January 16, 2016, 11:26 am**

Your name: [Lsrcr]Policeofficer
Suggestion headline: Making reportable players who is wanted and when any of LSRCR LEO agency show up they /q and join seconds after.I was in situation like this few days ago.I used my tank to take down red wanted criminal and /su-ed him,but he do /q and join again,and that happend actually 5 or more times in just 30 minutes playing.
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Importance of suggestion: 1/10 = 10
Why should it be accepted: I think this doesn't make fair game,I would never fo this,I get so much time by someone but last thing on my mind is to use /q and rejoin,because at least I am not coward,and it doesn't make any sense.That just showing what kind of attitude someone taking with him ! As non taged member do this,so taged members do this as well.So general suggestion is to make players reportable for doing this thing,let we tell that could be reportable by one time,but I think everyone will not sue someone because one time,but constant using /q when LEO show up,no matter want he ot /ar or kill should be reportable.Just don't say:"This make report section full of reports" because admins job is to keep server non rulebrake,if someone won't report then take consequences !

If someone is interrest for pictures as proof for this I can provide them here.Thank you!

Posted: **January 16, 2016, 11:42 am**

For /su: just make it auto-jail like after /taze or /cuff

rest: everyone who '/q abuses' will properly vote -1.

I am going +1 myself.

Posted: **January 16, 2016, 11:48 am**

+1 you need proof of a repeat offense to prove that the /q is intentional. That would mean you would have to make sure to get enough screens on each player that does that.

However if the guy is doing it over and over again you can always tell an admin in game. Sometimes they do put people who do that (and other things) into admin jail for reasons like that, but its kinda rare.

Posted: **January 16, 2016, 8:49 pm**

+1 Tired of assholes

Posted: **January 16, 2016, 8:56 pm**

I was once told that doing that kind of thing all the time is bitching/community annoyance - and people have been banned for few days for it. Just gather proof of him/her constantly doing it and then report it to one of the administrators.

As for the suggestion itself -1

Posted: **January 16, 2016, 9:00 pm**

laki4006 wrote:
+1 Tired of assholes

So basically you voted "-1" for /bc and /q rule and yet you're supporting this rule? Such greed.

Posted: **January 16, 2016, 9:23 pm**

Viktor_Saiko wrote:
I was once told that doing that kind of thing all the time is bitching/community annoyance - and people have been banned for few days for it. Just gather proof of him/her constantly doing it and then report it to one of the administrators.

As for the suggestion itself -1

I will report it,but one of admins said me it's not reportable.That's why I make suggestion.

Posted: **January 18, 2016, 2:10 am**

Zoroark wrote:
+1 you need proof of a repeat offense to prove that the /q is intentional. That would mean you would have to make sure to get enough screens on each player that does that.

However if the guy is doing it over and over again you can always tell an admin in game. Sometimes they do put people who do that (and other things) into admin jail for reasons like that, but its kinda rare.

Posted: **January 18, 2016, 6:44 pm**

Viktor_Saiko wrote:
I was once told that doing that kind of thing all the time is bitching/community annoyance - and people have been banned for few days for it. Just gather proof of him/her constantly doing it and then report it to one of the administrators.

As for the suggestion itself -1

By what you said, that would be an unwritten rule then. But there isn't any of it.

Confirmed by the ASA.

Posted: **January 19, 2016, 6:00 pm**

Aleksa wrote:
Viktor_Saiko wrote:
I was once told that doing that kind of thing all the time is bitching/community annoyance - and people have been banned for few days for it. Just gather proof of him/her constantly doing it and then report it to one of the administrators.

As for the suggestion itself -1
By what you said, that would be an unwritten rule then. But there isn't any of it.

Confirmed by the ASA.

Nice to know then

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