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# Injuries

When your character is unconscious or downed, it’s important to roleplay the situation accurately. Use `/me` to describe the extent of your injuries and cooperate with EMS (if they are present) until they let you know you can leave the scene or hospital.

**Key Points:**

* **Communication:** If your character is downed from minor injuries or bruises, you can use your mic to talk. However, if your character is dead or seriously injured, you cannot use your mic. Talking while dead or severely injured is considered <mark style="color:red;">**Fail RP**</mark>, as a dead or critically injured person cannot speak in real life.
* **Leniency:** We understand that not all downed situations involve severe trauma. For example, if your character passes out from hunger or falls from a small height, we will be more lenient. However, we can check the nature of your injuries if needed.
* **Roleplay:** If issues arise during the scenario, continue to roleplay and submit a ticket if necessary. Do not engage in arguments or complaints about talking while dead. Simply focus on roleplaying the situation.

Failure to follow these rules may result in punishments, including bans.

**This rule helps ensure realistic and immersive roleplay for all players.**


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