🎮Power-Gaming

Power-gaming is strictly prohibited.

Power-gaming occurs when a player forces actions, outcomes, or reactions onto another player without giving them a fair opportunity to respond or roleplay the situation.

All roleplay interactions must allow for two-way engagement, realistic resistance, and believable outcomes.

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Use of /me Actions

The /me command should be used to describe attempted actions, not to guarantee that those actions succeed.

All /me actions must be:

• Realistic and reasonable

• Actions your character is physically capable of performing

• Based on items or tools you actually possess in-character (IC)

Players may not use /me to bypass roleplay mechanics, ignore resistance, or force an outcome.

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Examples of Power-Gaming

Power-gaming includes, but is not limited to:

• Using /me to declare automatic success

  • Example: /me knocks him out

• Forcing injuries, restraints, or unconsciousness without allowing the other player a chance to react or resist

• Performing superhuman or unrealistic actions, such as:

  • Ripping doors off vehicles

  • Bending metal or breaking reinforced objects

  • Overpowering multiple players unrealistically

• Claiming to hold a weapon or object to another player’s body without actually possessing the item in-character

• Claiming a weapon is concealed or drawn in close quarters (such as inside a vehicle) when it is not present in your inventory

• Forcing compliance through roleplay text instead of interaction

  • Example: /me forces him to comply

• Repeatedly tackling players without proper roleplay buildup and immediately restraining them

• Ignoring another player’s roleplay response and continuing actions as if resistance does not exist

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Vehicle Interactions

Carrying, escorting, or placing a player on or attached to a vehicle is considered power-gaming.

Players must be seated properly inside the vehicle using the appropriate mechanics when being transported.

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Roleplay Expectations

All roleplay must allow:

• Fair opportunity for response

• Realistic resistance and counterplay

• Believable outcomes

The /me command should describe attempted actions, not guaranteed results.

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Enforcement

Any abuse of /me mechanics, forced outcomes, or power-gaming behaviour may result in administrative action.

Players are expected to prioritise fair, immersive, and cooperative roleplay at all times.