Chris wrote:

Even if it doesn't say common sence in the rules anymore, it still is common sence, also it's
first time I am hearing that you need to stop mid-chase and write /wanted Name Illegal weapons
and then continue the chase if the system does it for you automatically, why waste time to
risk getting killed or risk the wanted person running away, it's completely unneccesary,
even if you're right on this, there is no sence in this.

[quote="Chris" post=62733][quote="Blazer" post=62730]I don't think it matters about the time when I report it, Chris, it is what you like to call "common sence" that people with big weapons out get arrested without any warnings, this is known to everyone and is quite obvious, if you took a look at the 2nd picture in the proof section you could see it says "Possesion of illegal weaponry", that system automatically makes you /wanted when you get arrested with a big gun.[/quote] <strong>Blazer Quotes</strong> [quote]what you like to call "common sence" that people with big weapons out get arrested without any warnings[/quote] We removed anything to do with common sense in the rules a [u]long[/u] time ago as it was too ambiguous and allowed people to bend the rules. [quote]it says "Possesion of illegal weaponry", that system automatically makes you /wanted when you get arrested with a big gun.[/quote] It does it even if it's holstered. Regardless, the rule states that they must be wanted [u]before[/u] arrest, not during or after.[/quote] Even if it doesn't say common sence in the rules anymore, it still is common sence, also it's first time I am hearing that you need to stop mid-chase and write /wanted Name Illegal weapons and then continue the chase if the system does it for you automatically, why waste time to risk getting killed or risk the wanted person running away, it's completely unneccesary, even if you're right on this, there is [u]no[/u] sence in this.