🔴Gang Fight Conduct

(Created by Management & Gang Support)

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• Handling Downed Enemies in Gang Fights:

  • During gang fights, if you successfully down an opponent (whether by knocking them out, injuring them, or putting them on their side), you are required to follow specific procedures based on how you wish to proceed with the interaction. There are two acceptable courses of action:

    • Robbing: If you choose to rob the downed player, you may take their items, money, or valuables. This should be done in a realistic manner, allowing the player who is being robbed to engage and roleplay their reaction. Remember, robbery should always feel like an immersive and meaningful part of the roleplay, and it must respect the boundaries of the situation.

    • Flatback/Full-Kill: If you opt for a more severe approach, you may flatback or full-kill the downed player. However, if you decide to fully eliminate the enemy, do not rob them afterward. Robbing someone and killing them in the same scene is not allowed, as it undermines the immersion and realism of the situation.

  • In essence, you must choose between robbing or fully killing the downed player, but not both. This ensures that your actions are grounded in the context of the roleplay and keeps the scene authentic.

• Value Your Life and Roleplay Injuries:

  • When you have been put on your side—whether as a result of being knocked out, injured, or incapacitated in a gang fight—it is crucial that you value your life and approach the situation with realistic roleplay. Rather than arguing, complaining, or engaging in shouting matches with the gang that is attacking you, you should focus on roleplaying the effects of your injuries.

  • This means realistically responding to your injuries by groaning in pain, struggling to move, or even trying to crawl away from the scene if you're physically capable. If you're severely injured, you might call for help or beg for mercy, depending on your character’s personality and the situation.

  • The key is to stay in character and avoid any out-of-character behavior that disrupts the flow of the roleplay. Arguing or breaking character in a situation where you’ve been incapacitated only serves to distract from the overall experience and is considered disruptive. Remember that roleplaying your injuries is an important part of the immersive experience in Dynasty Roleplay, and it adds to the tension and drama of the scene.

• Respect the Roleplay Environment:

  • Gang fights and confrontations are a key part of the dynamic world of Dynasty Roleplay, but it’s important to maintain a sense of fairness and respect. By roleplaying your injuries realistically and choosing your actions (robbery or killing) thoughtfully, you contribute to a more immersive and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

  • If you find yourself downed and incapacitated, remember that how you respond plays a significant role in the roleplay environment. Value your life, respect the other players, and contribute to the ongoing story in a way that keeps the experience engaging and realistic for all participants.

Important Terms to Remember:

• "Watchdog" - A faction member stationed strictly within their own territory or main hub to serve as a lookout and/or a nest gunner. Their responsibility is to keep eyes on the block, spot incoming threats, and alert the crew before danger reaches the doorstep.

• "Bad Dream" - Any and all scuffed scenes. Within roleplay, scuffed scenes is not in your lore or timeline, everyone that participated in a scuffed scene must forget and may not refer to those scenes within future roleplay.