#16 Roleplaying Injuries

In TRP, realism is paramount:

• Injury Roleplay: Your character's injuries in the server should be as authentic as real-life injuries. If you're shot in the chest, for instance, it's expected your character would experience labored breathing and significant distress.

• Communication: When injured, it's essential to communicate the nature and severity of those injuries. Using /me to inform paramedics is a fundamental step in this process.

• Post-Injury Roleplay: After receiving medical attention, continue to roleplay your injuries until you're officially treated at the nearest hospital. This means that you can't simulate having a severe injury, get revived, and then immediately flee or ignore medical directives.

• Vehicle Injuries: In the case of vehicular accidents, especially at high speeds, roleplay the aftermath appropriately. If involved in a high-speed crash, pause to roleplay the shock and possible injuries before proceeding. Crashing at high speeds and immediately continuing as if nothing happened is not permitted. The nature and duration of injury roleplay depend on the severity of the incident.

• You must not respawn if you are in an active role-play situation.

Always prioritise realism and empathy for your character's situation. The depth of your roleplaying enhances the experience for everyone involved.