The Generally Accepted Roleplaying Guidelines Commission

 

A class B character death is the permanent death of your account character. Once a Class B death has occured and has the approval of viability from the governing commission, then you are prohibited from roleplaying on that account indefinitely. The methods of carrying out a class B death are more strict because of the level of severity that are often associated with them. Class B deaths can tremendously change the outcome of any storyline, and as such it is why these forms of death are looked at very closely within our council of roleplaying professionals to decide viability. Below you will find the ONLY acceptable method of committing a Class B death. 

 

-You must record all footage from the time you enter the lobby until the time of character death. 

 

-You must have a viable reason to kill another individual permanently. 

 

-Organize the death yourself. This means your escape route, covering up your tracks, and trying to avoid the cops. The only methods not allowed are any methods that involve the use of an army tank, fighter jet, suicide bombing, or minigun. Use your imagination and do a class B death like you would in real life - plan to get away with it. 

 

Stuff to take into consideration

-You may have other people helping you when committing a Class B death, obviously. 

 

-Use common sense when committing a murder. If you do it ignorantly, then the chances of you getting caught by the police increases exponentially. 

 

-There will be bounty hunters involved in GARGC. If you commit a murder, your head may have a price put on it by the late individuals friends and family. 

 

-Record everything you do when committing a Class B death. This makes it easier for the council to vote upon, and in fact may go in your favor. 

 

-You must commit a Class B character death through YOUR roleplaying character, not a new identity made up for a roleplaying session. 

 

-To lower your chances of getting caught, use a silenced weapon or take the person you are dealing with into a secluded area. Do not draw attention to yourself. 

 

-The police will investigate a murder. If you do it poorly, you will probably get caught. If you go about it in a sensible manner, you probably will not get caught. Cover your tracks. Silence and subtlety is key here. 

 

What happens after I do a Class B Death? 

What happens when you commit a Class B character death? You send the raw footage of the death to a member of the governing commission board and they will call together a commission meeting to have a vote. Once the commission has a majority vote on its viability, the video will receive the "Approval of Viability" and will be deemed completely legit. Now keep in mind - the main thing here is what you do with YOUR character after committing a murder. There will be an application (seen below) that you must fill out and send in to us. Within the application you will get a chance to explain what your character is doing after he/she committed a murder, such as if they are in hiding or whatnot. 

The process normally takes between two days to about a week to decide on the viability of the murder video.

 

Class B Death Format

 

Name (PSN)

 

Name of the person you killed (PSN)

 

Method of killing them

 

Why did you kill them?

 

How long have you known them?

 

What is your character doing now? 

 

Raw video file