Mandatory usage of "this is a robbery"
Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2012 4:43 pm
So apparently this comment by Monad
Does anyone see the need for this? Like we're not 3 year olds... as long as the victim is clearly given an option to hand over x belongings or they risk being killed and looted, that seems pretty legit to me.
has been overruled and it is still mandatory to use the words, "this is a robbery" when you're conducting a robbery.Monad wrote:1) Either use the word "robbery" or
2) State what will happen if he doesnt comply
If you say that he'll be punished by death and yet you cleanloot him, yes that is illegal. So, all you need to do differently is the highlighted part: "In the name of King Telbo, you are passing illegal grounds and therefore you must hand over x amount of gold to gain citizenship or be prepared to loose all your belongings and your life as a punishment."
Simple, isn't it?
Does anyone see the need for this? Like we're not 3 year olds... as long as the victim is clearly given an option to hand over x belongings or they risk being killed and looted, that seems pretty legit to me.
