mossly
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It is Haribo's
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hell yeah
also I see that boat, will update when I remember who I commissioned it from back in the day
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not a single requirement met man, reread the staff app requirements
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On 12/1/2023 at 3:04 AM, Danny_The_Dog said:
more if they see all of what people have made
@raqiif the server is high pop there will be a lot of visible custom classes
the idea is to make them easier to see, hence why I provided input
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idk what these are but if the clouds are bigger that means I can more effectively use the vapes as an escape smokescreen
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There are a LOT of people with Custom Classes and it might clog up the menu
Perhaps make a seperate f4 page or a place on forums where they can find the command easily
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On 11/28/2023 at 2:49 PM, ChrisRid said:
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I like this idea, it makes sense for it to work across the board for both standard and deployable keypad-crackers.
However with that said, I do take on board the reasons why-not. Being sneaky is a legitimate play-style and arguably a fun and exciting way of raiding, so what if something was added to help raiders counteract the security system, in order to be sneaky and avoid setting it off in both cases? For example:
- Level based chance of disarming the alarm - the higher the raiders level, the greater the chance of 'disarming the alarm' (preventing it from displaying the alert in chat)
- A 'balaclava perk' available from vending machines which either ensures or gives a greater chance of 'disarming the alarm'
- A minigame that appears when keypad-craking, a bit like when you lock-pick in fallout, or when you code-break in Cyberpunk - if completed fast enough it won't sound the alarm
The level-based thing should be reversed; your idea would unbalance the game further in favor of people who already have a much higher chance of success
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Hello!
As a certified bad mayor, my tip is:
if a player can avoid it and it doesn't restrict class choice, it is fine
examples (good):
weapons/rt aos|ld
vapes/poop/boots aos
lottery wins AOS
Examples (bad):
rooftops aos
<class> aos
selling weapons aos
hobos must be below ground
adverts aos
gravgun aos
if a player can avoid breaking the law without undue hardship (for instance, for my grey area lotto law, my argument was entering the lottery is nonessential and completely voluntary) it is fine. if it impedes movement or basic gameplay, it is illegal
you will meet some mods who try and tell you that laws are minge when they're not, but as long as you keep the above principles in mind you can succesfully argue for a wide variety of laws
the other key is they cannot be too vague
for instance, you might be able to get away with "calling mayor's wife ugly AOS", but "disrespecting PD" is not allowed. it is because in the first example it is very clear what you have to avoid whereas with the second pd can use basically anything you say or do to arrest you
In conclusion, here are my awful (but all confirmed legal) laws
Weapons/RT AOS|LD
Boots/vapes/poop AOS|LD
911 CALLS AOS|LD
Lotto wins AOS
Crime in/near PD=lockdown
forgot to add
the reason why there is not a "disallowed" list is to allow for new situations
if we had a disallowed list and someone came up with a uniquely and clearly mingey law, they'd argue that it was by default it is allowed bc it isn't listed
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9 hours ago, hooboododoMartian said:
We should add a system that tells players when they are being raided. Currently when your keypad is cracked using the deployable keypad cracker, you get a message in chat that says "[SECURITY] ONE OF YOUR KEYPADS IS BEING CRACKED!" I think this message should be displayed whenever your keypad is cracked, regardless of whats being used to crack it. I think this will give players less of a reason to camp in their base. I think if players didn't feel obligated have an eye on their keypads at all times, they would be more willing to leave their base and interact with others. I think this could really help grow server pop, since the server will be more active and social.
-1; i like to feel like a sneaky cool guy when raiding, and this would make raiding a race against the clock and nothing else
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You know how bad it is with radios now?
This would multiply the problem
They can always pay a dj for their radio
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Stemming from Holiday Raffle idea
5$ monthly raffle ticket; maybe make the prize a permaweapon, VIP, cosmetic points, IG money etc.
Would be cool to have a chance to win things from the store or money and would allow people who may not be able to afford permaweapons, VIP, etc to have a chance to get them for a lower price
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13 minutes ago, IAreGunner said:
Let garnet keep the money thou , man deserve it
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I'd agree if this was differently timed but the idea I had was a charity thing
I do think monthly raffles would be a cool idea though
made a seperate suggestion for normal raffle
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5$ entry raffle; prize is an item or cosmetic TBD
Then we donate the money to Toys for Tots or some other beneficial holiday type organization
There isn't really a con, but this seems like a great way to give back for the holidays and, if it is a unique cosmetic, will definitely drive engagement
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1 hour ago, Harus said:
To have a PayPal account in the first place, you need to be 18 or older. Any purchase must be done with explicit parental permission. This is their ToS.
Also, I'm surprised that some people go months, even a whole year without checking their PayPal or bank activity a single time. Quite honestly, that's financial illiteracy.
Oh, so we only want kids with their parents' permission to give us money? This is news to me.
5 hours ago, PraetorDon said:Yeah, I was coming off my meds so I blanked on this. Makes sense.
YouTube Premium, Spotify, Amazon Prime, Grubhub+, Netflix, Old School Runescape are all just a few examples of reoccuring subscription-based revenue. In the professional sector there are many, many more.
That's not this industry. This industry is gmod DarkRp servers, unless you also want to start offering the ability to cancel recurring payments via the Garnet Store (like YouTube, etc) which would similarly solve the problem. Those companies also get quite heavily and publicly attacked when they make it hard to cancel their services.
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It is time
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6 minutes ago, Vortex said:Hey man you don’t seem to understand that garnet has always had alts and is still a top tier server regardless of how you try and twist it, the whole alts in spawn is dumb I’ve always changed my alts jobs and kept em out of spawn.
Most people just leave em
and yes, we have had alts, which is why the suggestion is to not have them anymore
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It is time
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It's an important change that needs to be made
People don't like joining servers they think are going to be lively only to find out half or more of the pop is afk in spawn
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Wait, did you think gun dealers were supposed to sell at cost? Are you an idiot? I aim for a 10% profit margin for single weapons and gun shipments and a 25-50% profit margin on stuff mainly used to minge (like grenades).
Do you think people dropping 150k on a shipment of grenades think they are getting them at cost/are hurting for money?
My point is you can make a lot of cash easily by playing the game. Additionally, if you want to grind xp (once again, for a useless imaginary number; prestiging does very little aside from a few extra jobs, and most people who prestige use CC anyways) you can do many things to get it.
I personally have gained around 30 levels via covid alone.
The perception players have when they join our server and learn that the 40/127 population server they thought they were joining really only has 6 active players is not a pleasant one.
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4 minutes ago, Vortex said:That’s not true lmao, start a fresh account and show us how quickly you can ‘’make millions’’
I literally went from 0 recently, which I said above
I regularly give away all my money and then have to make it back
Maybe if you actually played the game instead of alting for printers you'd have co text for how easy it is to make cash
I also work 40hr weeks and I cannot imagine spending my hours off in a box pressing e versus interacting with others
here is a good money making example for you
grenade shipment cost 100k
sell grenade shipment for 120-150k
easy money
all you need is like 20 sales
most of the time people will buy more than one per playtime so that breaks down to 10ish customers
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@AlexConwaynot sure if you are who to tag but recent updates made this suggestion redundant, pls lock and move
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1 hour ago, Vortex said:It’s funny you make it sound so simple but none of these jobs make actual good money or exp. The only substainable ways are farming printers / meth or crack (all of them require being in a base). The only other ‘’okay’’ option to level up outside of a base is the Level 1 delivery man job, I haven’t done the actual math but you’d have to do ~ 40 000+ deliveries to reach level 100. I work 40 hours a week and don’t necessarily want to use my couple hours of free time to do stuff that won’t help my progression. Where I’m at, progression only consists of making money for !unbox and the overpriced standard points NPC / exp for Prestige.
I didn't bother reading this because, as I said, you're able to make millions in less than 10 hours by simply playing the game and selling things
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2 hours ago, IAreGunner said:what’s stopping players from hopping on a alt + vpn? there still gonna be able to ban evade and grief.
What's stopping them now? We can discourage without thinking that we are gonna be 100% successful
Romac622's Report
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-You did not provide clips in game
-You did not even tell me what rulebreaks you were piecemealing together until very far into the sit
-Your assertion that Dan had told him to remove the sign was discussed with Dan in the sit and both Dan and BigPlug said that he didn't know (dan had just pushed him into a wall), thus I told BigPlug to remove the sign
-You made it clear in the sit you were simply trying to get Plug gone because you wanted to build behind his hut
-You were reporting so often I inferred that your intentions were less than benign; you said it was "because we weren't doing our job" but our job isn't to stop every possible rulebreak on the server, it's to facilitate the game. We don't go around banning people for things unless they are minging or causing issues. In this case, Plug was doing what multiple other players were doing with textscreens and (until our sit) no one had complained about. Did you want us to ban 6/39 people for technically violating the rules?
Most importantly, I am not going to ban someone who is clearly RPing for NITRP as that makes no sense. Plug was interacting with multiple players, running his maze hut game, and was generally contributing positively to the server.
I did jail him for RDM, but NITRP isn't intended to act like a "if you get reported for 3 rulebreaks you're banned" filter, so I used my discretion and asked him to fix some of the things that were bothering you or move. It was clear from your behavior in the sit that you did not want anything fixed and you were just trying to get someone banned.
The TL;DR of this is
-I used my discretion as the moderator providing over the sit to provide actionable solutions to you/told Plug to stop with the textscreen as NITRP for two textscreens was nonsensical and he'd already been punished for RDM.
@Lt_Dan