Powergaming
Powergaming is a term used to describe a player who seeks to gain an unfair advantage over others. This can be done through a variety of means, such as exploiting glitches in the game, using hacks to gain access to features that are not normally available and even forcing RP to control the actions or decisions of another player in a role-playing scenario. Powergamers often prioritize winning or achieving goals over fair play and sportsmanship, which can make them unpopular with other players. Examples of powergaming:
Being the sole talking point and forcing yourself and talking over others is prohibited. (turn into an example)
Animation protection is when the game prohibits you from performing certain actions simultaneously that would be possible in real life, or has slowed down to an un-realistic speed for the moment. This rule is in place to protect you from certain harmful RP situations. (ie. A police officer can not rush you when they see you’re in the animation of grabbing money and a civilian can not do something similar to a cop or other civilian)
Forbidding another player from leaving a role-play scenario without your permission is not prohibited.
Imposing a scenario that makes it impossible for another player to react realistically is not prohibited.
Interrupting another player's role-play with your own actions or demands is prohibited.
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