MED rules

[Barney [CA]]

(2014-05-22 11:36)Chuck Wrote:  I just read over the rules again, and I must say they are fine as they are. They perfectly express how MEDs are expected to behave.

Yes, how they are expected to behave. But if they dont?
They reply: "i'm only expected, its not a strict rule, they cant punish me anyway".
What would the punishment be anyway?

(2014-05-22 11:36)Chuck Wrote:  You say Meds should not drift, but that already forbidden by the rules. So why change it?

Because its only expected and no one cares. i wont report a med for drfiting/speeding, especially not if it doesnt say they have to.
and some admins dont seem to care aswell. so it would be good to have somthing clear and not "expected", "encouraged", "may be punished", "will not be enforced as strictly".

(2014-05-22 11:36)Chuck Wrote:  Getting chased does not mean someone excessively violated a road law. Just a few kph too much or missing a stop line can easily get you into that situation.

What you say can only end in two situations:
a: MEDS may not run and pay directly -> Unfair

why would it be unfair? if they want to have the benefit of speeding when responding, they have to live with it or go back being a tow.
and as soon as a med has "failed to stop" he is for sure going to speed "exessively". and that again wont be punished by admins, but only "may be punished" and never will be/has been....
seeing that every day

(2014-05-22 11:36)Chuck Wrote:  b: MEDS must obey all laws like cops -> More reports and grief for no plus in gameplay

IMO, the way it is now is best, and the system keeps itself a natural balance between the power of cops and meds.

plus in gameplay? so why all the work with rules and insim only for letting them speed when responding? wheres the plus there? and why only meds and not tows?

it just doesnt male sense at all.

(2014-05-22 15:16)Pipa Wrote:  Id say it's fine as it is. If you see someone pushing it a bit too far then tell us or speak to him. Did so myself and it worked fine.

"a bit too far"... running from cops with 150 down highstreet? or 180?
yes, i spoke to some... but again no one seems to care because its not clearly stated... but ok, i the majority/tc thinks so, im fine with it, but from my understanding its pointless making theese rules and then not enforcing them.
if u say you been speaking to some1 thats nice, and i hope others will be too. just never witnessed any admin caring.
i dont want a revocation of rights for some1 going 20kph over the limit, but atm its not even stated at all that rights can get revoked... and thats why no one cares.
just have an eye on the chat and spec the player when there is a med who failed to stop.

(2014-05-22 15:33)Pipa Wrote:  

(2014-05-22 15:31)Chuck Wrote:  And that's pretty realistic. An ambu driver (not on call) going 70kph in the city will get a fine for speeding. One who goes 200 will get a suspension from his job.

I think that summed it up pretty well.

ok we dont seem to be too far apart, thats basically my opinion, but since i've never seen any admin care while meds beeing chased going 180 in a 90 zone, i suggested the rules to be harsher....