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What is the deeealll with NLR?

Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2026 6:56 pm
by Caketaco

that was my Seinfeld impression in the title

A few folks were having a discussion about NLR/Metashielding in #game-discussion, and I felt like it would be good to ask for a rule clarification here.

This is what the guidebook currently has to say about NLR:

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Source: Guidebook > Server Rules > [6. No Metagaming] > 4 paragraphs down


Here is the discussion in question. Sal jumps in to say that they're going to amend things, but I felt it pertinent to put this here for good measure.
You can also just view the discord convo in discord here.

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The discussion asks questions and makes claims on its own, but for brevity, my questions are specifically:

  • What's the deal with soft/hard crit in terms of memory loss?
  • "Five minutes up to your death" comes up a lot, but I can't seem to find this figure in-game. Is it just "the circumstances that led up to your death," or is there an amount of time to forget as well?
  • Scrambleking, when asked about NLR, explained that:

    Death/Sudden unplanned unconsciousness = memory loss
    Unconscious/asleep/hard crit = no memory for that period that you are unconscious, exception for what wakes you up if you were sleeping/unconscious (like an explosion)
    Soft crit = normal memory

    is this accurate?

Re: What is the deeealll with NLR?

Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2026 11:05 am
by Salpphie

What's the deal with soft/hard crit in terms of memory loss?

Soft crit you can remember anything that happens. Hard crit you don't know what happened /during/ it but if you get back up you don't forget what happened to you up until that point. No NLR.

"Five minutes up to your death" comes up a lot, but I can't seem to find this figure in-game. Is it just "the circumstances that led up to your death," or is there an amount of time to forget as well?

I think the Five minutes up to your death USED to be a rule, and is on other servers. But I think this is stupid. Trying to define 5 minutes, as well as punishing rping antags and such because they were around you for longer than 5 minutes is why I prefer NLR because you just don't remember and don't have to pick and choose what you do remember.

Scramble is correct.