RP Name : The Gamer Guy
Link to Steam Profile : Steam Profile
SteamID : STEAM_0:0:86045589
Current Gametracker Profiles : I shall give you the pages, as I have an old profile and a new profile.
Server 1
Server 2
Age : 12
Estimated Server Time : 91.45 Hours as of 13/08/2014
Languages I speak : English and basic French
Explain how you feel that your time as a moderator will contribute to you becoming an admin.
I feel that my time as a Moderator has been rewarding, as I have met new people, learnt new things and learnt how to be a successful moderator. New skills I have learn and taught to other moderators are things like binding the "tp" command to make it easier to get around the map, taught them about the tab menu commands (Still some people don't know that one) and other things. I have also learn how to be more efficient with the f1s I handle. For example I have learn how to easily teleport players if the "/tp command" doesn't come up with their name. I have also learnt to bind my "Hello, I'm The Gamer Guy, and I will be handling your f1, what is the problem" text, so I can easily press the button whenever I am handling an f1. New skills, new friends and a lot more help out when it comes to these things.
Explain a situation as a moderator you encountered that was an obstacle you had to work around (EG: defiant user).
I have had a few situations where I have come to an obstacle in my path, but I will use this one.
One day I had a crap ton of f1s, and I was trying to ask for help over steam, so someone could come help me. But I had this certain f1, the f1 was titled "PROPBLOCK ADMIN TO ME!!!" or something around those lines. I accepted the f1, went over there, and "POOF!" I crashed. I didn't know what was going on, I don't know if it was my computer overloading but I was getting onto the server as soon as I could to try and resolve that f1. When I got on the server the person who made the f1 was spam PM'ing me saying "WHY DID YOU LEAVE". I messaged him back saying "Sorry, I crashed" so I teleported back to him, and with devastating lag, I saw like 40 of those big fence things. I got my camera out and took screenshots, but then I got propkilled by someone, I teleported back to quickly look at who spawned the fences and I found the player. I went to spawn up on the ledge thing just above the NPC. And I asked him what he was thinking, he was AFK...... At this point there were 2 things in my mind : "He's pretending to be AFK" or "just /kick him", so I kicked him, easy enough. Till he came again. Propblocking spawn as soon as he got online, I immediately decided to kick him again, and with desperate need of an admin, and no answer, the only thing I could think of, was to warn him 4 times to get him banned, as that would've been the only answer, just to hold him back for an hour, so I could hopefully get an admin online. It was all resolved in the end. Because he never came back onto the server.
If you had to write an email to train a moderator in between 200-300 words, what would you say to give them the full grasp?
Hello [Insert name here],
First of all I would like to congratulate you on being accepted to the ZARP gaming SSRP team, this is an email of telling you the basics of being a moderator on ZARP.
You may of got your training pack download off of Christopher, this can be handy at times, I advise you read that now if you haven't already. Now I will explain the commands and features of moderator.
Admin Keypad Checker
This tool is very handy and is obtained by being a "Mod on Duty" which you can find at the bottom of the f4 job screen.
The Admin Keypad Checker, is used by clicking on a keypad to check the delay of fading doors. Just click on the keypad with this tool (It looks like a Half Life 2 pistol) and it will come up with "This keypad is connected to 0-[Any number]" This will tell you if it is linked and functional, or a troll keypad. If it is connected it will come up with a green beam leading up to the fading door, which will then have a "delay time". Remember that fading doors have to be on 4 seconds or more.
The logs
Press f1, as if you would be playing as a user to make an f1, but without the f1 system screen, it will pop up with a new screen, called the ZARP Administrative System. There will be 3 tabs.
- Admin Requests
- Warnings
- Logging
Admin requests show current f1s.
Warnings, show up with warnings gave to players by other fellow staff members.
And logging, is used to look at the logs.
To accept an f1. Press on your f1 button, and it will come up with f1s. Click on the f1 you would like to handle, and click on "Handle this f1!" After that click on the f1 your handling again, and click on "goto" this will take you to the player who made the f1 so you can handle it. To show that you have finished the f1, go into the f1 menu, and click on the f1 again, and click "Mark as finished". And that's how to deal with requests.
Now for the commands!
/warn
You will use this a lot..... just do /warn [player name] [reason]
Warnings can be undone with /unwarn [player name]
/kick
Use this to kick players, for reasons like propspamming, MASS RDM, etc.
/freeze
/freeze [player name] can be used to freeze players when they are propkilling, RDM'ing, RDA'ing etc.
/unfreeze [player name] to obviously unfreeze them.
/tp
Do /tp [player name] to teleport the requested player to the position of your crosshair. You can also do just /tp to teleport to the area your crosshair is aiming at.
You can also do /back [player name] to send the player to their last position, or you can just do /back to teleport yourself back to your last position.
/bring
/bring [player name] to bring the requested player to your position. Its probably easier to do /tp [player name] as using /bring does not allow you to use /back .
Admin chat
Do /// [message] to use admin chat, to talk to other moderators, admins, and SA's without normal users hearing you.
/slay
No point of using this one.
/slap
Not worth using this one either....
Explain how you would handle the following situation:
Player x appeals their ban in great detail, apology and effort. You check the ban list and find that you banned them permanently for propspam, and that this is their first ban. How would your response to the appeal be?
Hello, [player name]
I would like to thank you for putting effort into a ban appeal.
I banned you for propspam, as the action you did is able crash the server. I hope you understand what you did was bad, I will happily shorten your ban to 2 weeks, so hopefully you can think about what you have done. Remember to read the
rules.
Accepted!
Why I should be promoted (we recommend around 150 words).
I think I should be promoted because I think its time. I have been helpful on the forums, helping people with their problems, and I have made my own contributions to the forums and the servers in game. Sometimes I feel as if my ability isn't strong enough though, when I'm trying to watch someone to catch them mass RDM.... I can't. I get RDM'd myself. When I check buildings with building signs. I am lied too, and I ask them why, and they say, "well you can't do anything, your just a f*cking mod"
. People look down to me as a mod. I get f1s, saying "admin to me" a lot of the time, I teleport to them, and it seems like a normal f1, until they say "ABUSE! I WANT AN ADMIN!".
I feel that I would be able to help players more, with some of the commands. I would be able to travel around easier when on duty. And generally be as helpful as I possibly could. I would be able to be more efficient at f1s, with some of the administrator features. With great powers comes great responsibility, may seem cheesy, but its true. And that's the main rule I stay by (ZARP Rules too
)
And sometimes a see a lack of admins on servers at certain times.... I don't see any online on steam.... So being an admin could help people who play early in the morning/afternoon, whilst also helping at tough times (Oh server 1......)
So I thank you for reading my administrator application.
- The Gamer Guy
Notes :
Anything which you think I can improve? Contact me on Steam or make a post below, and I should be able to fix/improve it within 48 hours