“Your ships slows to a halt onto the ground in front of the building. You climb out of the cockpit and slowly walk towards it. You step inside. You walk up to the desk and are asked the most epic question of you life..."May I take your order?" from a young, fairly good looking woman. You gaze off into the distance. "Welcome to SPACE TACO!" you hear from the back. You are in...SPACE TACO ON NABOO.
SPACE MENU

- Jengo Chase, Meeting Hall
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“6. God Moding (also known as God Modeing, God Modeling, etc) - Last and definitely NOT least, we come to the main offence committed by most bad roleplayers. Let me just restate that God Moding is something you should NOT do. Ever. Under ANY circumstances. At all.
Okay, lets define God Moding. To put it most simply, God Moding is to perform any action that is beyond your characters normal abilities. Sounds easy, doesn't it? As a normal human you can't fly or punch holes in steel walls. If you have no medical skills you can't suddenly perform CPR. You also cannot act for another person unless that person is a Non Player Character that either YOU created or that has been placed under your control, such as the barkeeper in the above example. Now someone might come in later and order a drink from the same barkeeper. That's fine, they don't need my permission to do so. The barkeeper is a NPC that performs a function that anyone can have performing that function. If someone creates a sidekick character, that NPC is theirs only unless you split up and they give the sidekick to someone. Again, nice and easy.
A lot of people seem to think that God Moding JUST means not controlling another persons character. But lets take it a little further. Not only can you not control another persons character, you also cannot do anything to them without their permission. So I could fire at (for example) Hume's character in a battle, but I can't say I shoot Hume's character. In Hume's next post, he can then say whether or not he gets hit. If I'm shooting from 30 metres away, he'll probably say I miss, which is fair enough. If I sneak up right behind him and fire, he better get hit or come up with a damn good excuse. If my blaster barrel is all-but buried in his back and he says he doesn't get hit, he's God Moding, because there's no way his character could dodge the shot.
So, to do anything that your character should NOT be able to do is God Moding. A slow freighter can't outrun a group of fighter craft without going to hyperspace. You can't hack the Imperial News Grid with a Comp Ops skill of 1. You can't fire 10 shots at NPC stormtroopers in cover from the far end of a long corridor and expect to hit with every shot. You can't carry 3 rifles, 6 blasters and a dozen thermal detonators and still run a 10 minute mile. You can't fall off a 30 story building and not get hurt without some way to break your fall.
You don't have to be useless, clumsy, slow and weak (unless you want to be!), because that's not the point of playing a character in the Combine. We're all supposed to be exceptional individuals, but that's not a license to defy the laws of probability. It's a good rule to say "If in doubt, don't".

- Meeting Hall Rules
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“8. Action Queue's
10. Mini-games (May be added in casino's or the like at somepoint though)

- Suggestions Restricted Topics
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“That Space taco thread was Godmodding? Ah just figured he was talking from his own perspective, you know, like how a lot of others do?

But instead of giving him the benefit of the doubt and just asking him to change/fix/explain it, Hal just slapped a ban on him ”