Shooting horses

I disagree. Sheriffs are hand-picked to do their jobs. If they do something wrong they abuse. If they shoot the horse it isn't considered abuse but if they miss and shoot the rider then it's abuse.

 

That's why we should really care. If the sheriff feels he can't handle it then he could just refrain from doing so. Otherwise, if they believe on themselves and feel being skilled then we can not just strip this from them.

That's how a sheriff works.

 

I don't quite get what you're trying to say.

 

Thank you, I've been saying this for a while now. The other day Eil hit me on 'accident' as he tried to shoot my horse. I told him that he can't do that and his argument was 'I'm only trying to shoot your horse'. This can easily be abused by sheriffs.

No hate to Eil tho, just using him as an example.

Also, I thought this was a meme thread, about the 'Shooting stars' meme.

 

I realise that.

It isn't bad to be skilled.

 

If it gets abused then the sheriff himself should be punished.

 

I don't even think it exists as a rule on the handbook.

As I said, if you feel you aren't capable of doing it then don't do it.

 

There is, or used to be a rule that you can shoot horses. And tbh its very easy to say it was an ''accident'', so I think sheriffs shouldn't be able to just shoot horses, as they also cost money.

 

I know the rule that you can shoot horses in order to stop players. The rules goes this way: "If you see a player leaving an illegal area you are able to shoot the horse in order to stop them", I think.

Normal horses don't cost much and the respawnable ones respawn but they cost a lot.

 

Horses can be 1 shot, and for someone who just started playing it can be very demotivating when your horse dies.

 

There's a high chance he owns illegal items after leaving illegal zones/areas.

That's why I never shoot newbies. Only when I need to.