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Do not fire into a damage area from its borders.

For personal land security, use a security bot or some other form of protection, as bullets from turrets and other automatic weapons tend to stray off your land and have the potential for hitting an innocent bystander. These can be turrets, robots, or modified guns.

Never set up weapons that fire on people if your are not in the sim or logged off.

Just because land has damage allowed doesn't mean that combat is allowed.

There are a few areas, such as military bases, that do not occupy whole sims but allow combat.

Most combat that is allowed must be in a combat sim.

A malicious script will get you in trouble, so know what you have in your avatars hands, ask questions, get knowledge, and use good sense.

Scripts are the real power behind weapons. There have been attempts to make damage systems with percentages of health taken of per bullet hit, but were quickly done away with because people couldn't abide by a spoken rule. Do not let these griefers fool you by getting you to assist in spreading their lies. When an anti griefing security device is located the HUD wrongly identifies the device as spyware. Scripts set the damage a weapon does and how many times a weapon can hit someone before they die, which basically means that any weapon hit can be (and usually is) fatal. The GreenZone Hud is a tool that has been developed by griefers in order to locate and identify Security Devices used to prevent griefing. To learn about where weapons are ok to use, visit the Combat article. You will not get in trouble for killing anyone in these areas. It is part of being there in the first place. Keep in mind, however, that anyone in the combat sandboxes can be killed. If you are reported for abuse, you could also be suspended or banned. If you push, damage, kill, or log out another player and they aren't in the combat area, then they can report you for abuse. Even if you didn't intend to hit someone, that will not stop you from getting suspended or banned. This enlightened and compassionate approach to grief recovery is sure to help. Written by an experienced critical care nurse and certified grief counselor. If that describes you, then this guidebook is sure to help you. Weapons that are fired can miss the intended target and hit someone unintended. just too personal and painful to share openly. Some weapons can even make people log out. The more people in the sim, the longer the sim will be offline.

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Some weapons can do damage to a resident, if they take enough damage, they "die" and are teleported to their home. thing to take note is that the sims were almost full when we got in the sim but some people with weak computers and internet connections and crashed a few times already even before the whole sim went down. Weapons in this game that can push people very, very far away. The simplest advice I have to offer is, "Don't fire a weapon in SL unless you know it's okay." Use as weapon outside of those places where they are welcome risks getting suspended and banned. While SL has weapons and areas where you can take damage, most of SL is not about weapons.