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TheXnator wrote:

Just want to say that it's not job abuse, but the NLR part is valid, which I do apologise for, I forgot we added the extra part to the rules to state:

If you are a job which does not have restrictions, for example, NLR in a district, no raid timer, etc then switch to a job which does, these restrictions will apply to your "new life" in the new job.

As for the job abuse part though:

Switching to jobs in certain scenarios to bypass game features or rules is considered job abuse. This includes but is not limited to: switching to a job which is able to raid from one that cannot inside a base, switching to a job to increase a job counter (ie. bank, casino vault or nuke) to then join the raid or switching to a cop to arrest a wanted player instantly.

It would only be job abuse if switching once inside the casino, which was not the case.

As you see from what you literally just pasted - Switching to jobs in certain scenarios to bypass game features or rules is considered job abuse.

You literally switched jobs to bypass NLR, because if you did not change to police in this scenario you would not be allowed to go back to the raid as you would have NLR.

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[quote="TheXnator" post=1249669]Just want to say that it's not job abuse, but the NLR part is valid, which I do apologise for, I forgot we added the extra part to the rules to state:

[code]If you are a job which does not have restrictions, for example, NLR in a district, no raid timer, etc then switch to a job which does, these restrictions will apply to your "new life" in the new job.[/code]

As for the job abuse part though:

[code]Switching to jobs in certain scenarios to bypass game features or rules is considered job abuse. This includes but is not limited to: switching to a job which is able to raid from one that cannot inside a base, switching to a job to increase a job counter (ie. bank, casino vault or nuke) to then join the raid or switching to a cop to arrest a wanted player instantly.[/code]

It would only be job abuse if switching once inside the casino, which was not the case.[/quote]

As you see from what you literally just pasted - [size=5][b]Switching to jobs in certain scenarios to bypass game features or rules is considered job abuse.[/b][/size]

You literally switched jobs to bypass NLR, because if you did not change to police in this scenario you would not be allowed to go back to the raid as you would have NLR.

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