i disagree some people like to play with music? its kinda obvious wat to do or wat not to do and i think you should put (no sound) next to ur name
role-play (rlpl)
v. role-played, role-play?ing, role-plays
v.tr.
To assume or represent in a drama; act out: "Participants are encouraged to pass on leads about jobs ... and to role-play interview situations with each other" Hatfield MA Valley Advocate.
v.intr.
To assume or act out a particular role: "When I hire people I role-play with them ... to see how they take pressure" Peter Schrag.
n.
Role-playing.
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This is fine for regular gameplay. Jail is a Role playing game/server. you have to be able to comunicate and hear in order to do so. So, no you cant do that. The rules are in place for this reason. If you dont have sound, then you cant play. Period.
ok maybe you missed the point skillbox....
This is the definition of Role-playing. no is getting owned, no one is fighting, you are ACTING. The object of the game is to "Act" as prisoners and guards. The prisoners want to escape and bomb the jail. Guards want to keep them in. This is by no means a regular game. Sound is required. The rules already state this clearly.
the rules Clearly say. Orders will be given over the mic by CTs and answered in text by Ts. if you dont have sound you cant play. its that simple.