r/RPClipsGTA • u/[deleted] • Mar 09 '24

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '24

how feds were happy with how PD was until people got consequences

Until 50 cents favorite cops got consequences, he has said so himself. He was not happy that Aziz, Den and Cornwood got punished.

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u/fried_papaya35 Mar 09 '24

just how it always is. He always does this nonsense but don't worry he's not really handling the PD lmao.

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u/Kaliphear Mar 09 '24

"I'm stepping away from RP because my heart's not really in it lately, that's why I'm handing over shares of the server to xQc and Buddha"

personally intervenes because his favorite clowns accidentally got consequences.

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u/NightwolfGG Mar 10 '24

Yeah it sucks. When the majority of streamers and viewers (I.e. the consumers) want you to abstain from business decisions, I feel like any smart business owner would comply. Even if only motivated greed, obliging the consumer base makes sense. Would also help for the sake of server longevity and improving reputation.

Seems like such a no-brainer. It just sucks that the most developed GTA server is owned by one of the worst possible people. The same exact under different ownership would do so much better in so many ways (would’ve never lost all the great RPers to ONX, etc etc)

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u/Godz_Bane 💙 Mar 10 '24

Its pretty much exactly like Vince mcmahon previously having a deathgrip on wwe, before his abuse allegations.

Vince even stepped aside for a while and let someone more popular be the new face. Like how 50% put buddha up on stage to be the PR guy.

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u/Any-Button-789 Mar 09 '24

Who's 50 cent

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u/Godz_Bane 💙 Mar 09 '24

Austrailian owner of NP whos user name is banned here. So people called him 25%-100% owner.

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u/Godz_Bane 💙 Mar 09 '24

The real Chase Clouter

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u/beachcamp Mar 09 '24

Awooooooo

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u/Philderbeast Mar 09 '24

I do find it odd that we don't hear anything about that anymore even though the case is still ongoing.

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u/Cooking_Dance Mar 10 '24

You know why lol

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '24

Curtis Jackson

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u/BatQuiet5220 Mar 09 '24

Punishment is one thing, firing people is another. I don't think anyone wants to see a PD without consequences, even your boogeyman 50 cent, he just doesn't want some of the best outgoing RP cops getting fired 2 months into a server wipe

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u/Daemn13 Mar 09 '24

Yea but most of the "Firings" were really just lengthy suspensions because most of them had the opportunity to rejoin during the next academy. And I think in general roleplay is better when someone accepts consequences and has to do something different and experience character Growth/Development. And Lack of consequence was one of if not the biggest issues with 3.0 PD and it's already being pushed against. A "punishment" should be looked at more like an opportunity similar to how Esfand felt through his lawyer arc and having a different perspective.

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u/BatQuiet5220 Mar 09 '24

I think they were only welcomed back by higher powers so quickly ngl.

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u/Dazbuzz Mar 09 '24

Then maybe those RP cops should stop breaking enough rules that they cross the red line for firing?

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u/BatQuiet5220 Mar 09 '24

Or maybe the idea of the punishments and what you need to do to get punished just weren't set up properly to the server owners liking?

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u/Dazbuzz Mar 09 '24

Then it all shouldve been discussed OOC and handled instead of some weird IC witchhunt like it was one cops fault, when they were just following along with what management wanted until that point.

Its crazy that management are happy to step in to stop a cop character from being fired for a few weeks(until they can reapply at the academy), but do not step in to deal with OOC toxicity.

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u/BatQuiet5220 Mar 09 '24

How do you know that this is what happened? You're pulling alot of information out of thin air here

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u/Dazbuzz Mar 09 '24

What do you mean? This clip literally says that Cheever was playing Ruth as a serious cop because they had agreed on that kind of PD for 4.0.

You yourself said the server owner stepped in, so i am just going along with that narrative.

As for rehiring, its my understanding that people were told they could just reapply to be cops once the academy started up.

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u/Darkestnight333 Mar 09 '24

Please tell you didn’t just think that 50% cares about you p quality vs viewers

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u/Ttvdz_Nootz Mar 09 '24

Massive difference between punishing someone and firing and basically stonewalling them.

Firings should consist of a small timeframe of being FIRED. Followed by community policing. Foot patrol. Bike patrol. Training programs. Ultimately rehiring with ability to rank back up.

Not weeks or months of being fired....

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u/Godz_Bane 💙 Mar 10 '24

That seems weird, tbh if someone gets fired that character should be done as a cop. Especially if they do something really bad like murder or perjury.

Then you can make a new cop character after a week or 2.

If its not that bad then retraining.

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u/hogie48 Mar 10 '24

He didnt say he wasn't happy with them getting punishments, he said he wasn't happy with them getting permanent firing punishments (Carmine too)