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# NVL / Fear RP

Not Valuing Life / Fear RP is when you are in a situation where your character would need to be fearing for their life in real life 

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**Example**

* Someone walks up to you with a gun in hand demanding for you to get in their vehicle, you must comply).
  {% endhint %}

If you are approached with a gun pointed at you and you have a gun in your pocket, it would be considered not valuing your life if you take the gun from your pocket and attempt to stop the interaction. If you are approached at gunpoint but already have a weapon out, you can use it in the scenario to protect yourself.

***

There are multiple vehicle jumps around the city. You are allowed to take whatever jump you please with the understanding that <mark style="color:yellow;">if you wreck, you are to roleplay your vehicle being disabled and foot bailing, as well as any realistic injuries you may have sustained in the process.</mark> Keep in mind that this may mean you get caught because you are roleplaying your injuries and scenarios and it is up to you to balance the risk/reward of these jumps. &#x20;

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When you take a very unrealistic jump (multiple stories, flying onto buildings, etc.), these can be considered NVL, and may be subject to punishment.
{% endhint %}


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