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I sure hope no one takes this as a threat.

-1 You had four men surrounding you with guns and demanding you to surrender yourself. You really thought just since you had a gun out they were just going to let you go? Nonsense.

+1 This is definitely one of the better applications I have seen.

I think you meant to put community exile request.

Neutral Said the N word only once back in August? You've got to get those numbers up.

-1 Let's be realistic. The milieu would not even survive or have a chance to start in Berlin. This is the heart of the German Empire, an Empire who is currently hostile to all foreigners from nations they are warring. Berlin is no place for a French criminal network to operate within. The French Underworld only works well in their own territory, due to connections and protection.

You can enjoy reading the hundreds of pages from these fine PDF files. Imperial German Army 1914-1918, Organization, Structure, Orders of Battle, by Herman Crom Germany Arm Handbook, APRIL 1918, introduction by David Nash

Soldat was only for those disgusting Saxons. Prussian Infantry (which the German Empire was based around except in Bavaria) was Musketier and then Schütze. Schütze only became Grenadier when Big H man released some order in ~1943?

No, do not worry, this is actually correct! The Army's ranks are the only faction to have a SIXTH enlisted rank (besides the now dismissed navy). You can read about the rank tables on the server's official google sheet. Rank Table

+1 Have been threatened with notes for trying to defend my actions in a staff sit. Would not want to hold a record solely because of some retarded staff just wanting to wrap things up instead of hearing a player out.

If it's so shit why are you trying to claw back.

I didn't mean for all physical traits, just weight. Apparently weight is something you see a couple of United States IDs. [Probably so you aren't accidentally directed to weigh stations] On the same coin, NSB will detain a military member if they forgot to change their weight when their character was made. Not every person will take the time to sit through the character creation menu on their first join of the server and would rather get out into the environment as soon as possible. 1. Realism only applies if it’s accurate. In most real systems, weight is not a reliable identifier—passports don’t list it, many IDs omit it, and even when listed it’s almost always outdated. 2. True, but the reverse also applies: having weight on IDs discourages descriptive RP because people rely on the number instead of engaging with character description. 3. That’s exactly why weight on IDs is problematic. A description like “muscular build” or “slim” is flexible, fits RP. 4. It’s not about grasping—it’s about removing unnecessary friction for new players. Height can stay; it’s stable, actually affects appearance, and useful. Weight is variable, invisible, and often misused. 5. You wouldn't be able to change where you're from on a whim. At the moment you can't even change your ID so that if your weight is wrong, you can't fix it. Don't know how you got that take from the question. Good for you? I guess it's good that the policing agencies in your area trust you not to eat too much so that the information is still valid. When you make your character your height actually effects your model. If you put 6'2: You're going to be taller than another male_07. If you put 5'5: You're going to be shorter than another male_07. I guess I should specify, I have seen military police and NSB detain other members of factions for their weight.

The Removal of Weight from Identification & Player Creation Reasons of Removal: 1. IDs are not full medical charts. Identity cards whether they be passports, drivers' licenses, or military IDs do not hold information like weight solely because it is one of the thing in someone's appearance that is bound to fluctuation. 2. Provides easy targeting. Players often use ID weight to make snap judgments about the body, even when roleplay doesn't support it. It becomes a sort of "stat check" rather than RP conversation. Even if your description says you are of a different weight. (Your papers say 50 pounds, but you have 126 pounds in your description.) 3. Confusion to new players. There have been plenty of times where new players have been turned away from factions due to a weight that they might've not seen or forgotten to change. It becomes a bit of a hassle to have a recruit go make a new character and come back if their weight is not substantial. This may also deter certain people from wanting to participate in the Roleplay. Benefits of Removal: - Makes an ID cleaner and more realistic. - Encourages descriptive RP rather than stats being numbers in desc. - Reduces using someone's description that would be invisible outside of physical presence. - Less Friction for New Players not understanding the questions being asked or their importance. - Allows for a question to replace it, such as: Date of Birth/Place of Birth. Possible Rebuttals: 1. "It adds realism." As I have stated before: Most identification cards regardless of country do not include weight because it changes so often. RP immersion is better served by letting characters on their own. 2. "It helps identify better." Policing agencies can already rely on height, physical descriptions, or player model. Weight on an ID is unreliable for these scenarios. 3. "It's harmless flavor." If it were truly harmless, then it wouldn't be an arrestable offense. Additional Information: Potentially, we could change weight entirely to a field/drop down question like: "What build do you have?" - Stocky - Slim - Broad

He has a interesting selection of porn he shares on his server. Interesting but not bad. +1

+1 He's alright, I guess.