Hello @Netro
Please look up examples of /me & /do
You provided wrong examples. You're in 1st person when you're using /me and you're on 3rd person when you're using /do - Please learn the difference. This is important for RP context.
Whenever you're using /me, remember you're mentioning what your character is doing. You cannot force an action on someone else. Your first example of /me started right but then you mentioned "decides to pull the suspect over" you could mention something like "activates sirens and initiates a traffic stop."
- You cannot force actions with /me usage. You have to express what your character is trying to do.
For example, another bad usage of /me would be "/me would pull his gun out of his pocket and kills the individual." You cannot force that. Hopefully you understand what I'm trying to say.
You can use /me to describe what your character is doing. Whenever you're starting a sentence, you cannot use uppercase as the output will be: Infinity Will be angry. (Usage: /me Will be angry.) That is also grammatically incorrect.
As for /do usages, you're now in 3rd person. You're not aware of what your character can sense.
/do The suspect would comply to the signal and pull over on the right side of the road.
/do His face shape could easily get noticed as he was getting nervous.
/do The suspects steps out of the car with guilt and hands me the license and registration and his ID card.
These are all wrong usages. You cannot force these actions on another player.
The above needs to go as the following:
/do Would the suspect comply with Officer X's commands and pull over?
/do Would the suspect show any expression of guilt?
/do Would the suspect comply and hand over his documents?
Once again, you've to give someone the chance to comply, you cannot force an action on someone while role-playing.
Additionally, please go over the rules section once more and re-write them all in your own words. Make sure to mention them all. That includes dog rules, just mention them all so we know you understand them. Also, re-write another 3 examples of /me & /do and do not use my examples.
It's completely fine to have some things grammatically incorrect within the application (Except /me & /do). We don't focus on that. Just make sure to answer the questions correctly to the best of your knowledge. Don't use alternative sources or programs because we will know and it makes it harder for yourself to get through the application phase.
You have 72 hours to fix all the above. If you need more time, let us know. We also notice you're part of a squad. Please reach out to someone from your squad to help you learn these basics /me & /do examples. It's very important for your test, you don't have to be a professional, you just have to understand the simplicity of it.