Chat was correct to assume Rae thought she was incapacitated. The other clowns clearly thought so too, since they were taking her further into the ocean and thought she could EMS
Were they? She can read as well as they can, and there wasn't anything else to distract her from it. It was pretty clear that for the rp they were incapacitated, it would've been completely anti-climatic if they got up. The clowns would've gone along with the rp decision regardless. Rae made it clear she wanted Ray to get ocean dumped, so whether she was incapacitated or unconscious was irrelevant to the rp, people in chat need to pay more attention to her choices and stop treating her like she doesn't know what she's doing.
@@secondeye1574 Obviously there's a way ocean dumping is typically done. My point is that she was making a roleplay decision. It's a roleplay server, as long as they aren't breaking rules they can do what they want for the rp. For story purposes they were ocean dumped. Chatterbox was only unconscious too, but for the story he woke up on the beach with memory loss. The story telling is the priority, getting tripped up over technicalities is missing the point.
@@TheArg17 I know, but being unconscious is a new thing. And typically when people get ocean dumped it means they use EMS to wake up and then forget. Rae could not do that, her only option was to F8+quit which is not normal and I think chat was right in pointing out she was not incapacitated.
@@secondeye1574 She'd had the unconsciousness update explained to her previously in character. Both she and Chatterbox were planning to log off and end stream after the ocean dump, so the fact they had to worked in their favour. Her chat needs to learn not to treat her like an idiot, especially when there are giant red letters on the screen saying she's unconscious. If she'd needed help or was confused she would've asked.
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Since when did unconsciousness become a thing in 4.0?
Chatterbox actually asked for it to come back a couple weeks ago, it got reimplemented pretty recently.
Chat was correct to assume Rae thought she was incapacitated. The other clowns clearly thought so too, since they were taking her further into the ocean and thought she could EMS
Were they? She can read as well as they can, and there wasn't anything else to distract her from it. It was pretty clear that for the rp they were incapacitated, it would've been completely anti-climatic if they got up. The clowns would've gone along with the rp decision regardless. Rae made it clear she wanted Ray to get ocean dumped, so whether she was incapacitated or unconscious was irrelevant to the rp, people in chat need to pay more attention to her choices and stop treating her like she doesn't know what she's doing.
@@TheArg17 She didn't though... Ocean dumping typically means you use local ems so that you wake up at the hospital with memory loss
@@secondeye1574 Obviously there's a way ocean dumping is typically done. My point is that she was making a roleplay decision. It's a roleplay server, as long as they aren't breaking rules they can do what they want for the rp. For story purposes they were ocean dumped. Chatterbox was only unconscious too, but for the story he woke up on the beach with memory loss. The story telling is the priority, getting tripped up over technicalities is missing the point.
@@TheArg17 I know, but being unconscious is a new thing. And typically when people get ocean dumped it means they use EMS to wake up and then forget. Rae could not do that, her only option was to F8+quit which is not normal and I think chat was right in pointing out she was not incapacitated.
@@secondeye1574 She'd had the unconsciousness update explained to her previously in character. Both she and Chatterbox were planning to log off and end stream after the ocean dump, so the fact they had to worked in their favour. Her chat needs to learn not to treat her like an idiot, especially when there are giant red letters on the screen saying she's unconscious. If she'd needed help or was confused she would've asked.