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If you are talking to someone else, and you ask them not to attack your online members because you are chaining.
They responded That's cool.
Then they write back and ask u to have one of your guys to not hospital them.
So my question is.
Is attacking and putting in hospital
And attack and leave on street is different
There for leave on street isn't considered putting in hospital.
If someone ment not to attack that's what they should say instead of don't hospital right?
Can you just paste exactly what was asked?
Also what is the context? Is this part of a termed RW deal, or something else?
Hospitalizing will usually put someone in for hours whereas leaving is a shorter time and needs less meds to get out.
Did they attack the guy online? I think that's the problem.
You asked him not to hit online but he has been hit online.
Or
Perhaps he was hit offline and asked not to be hospitalized because he was only off line for 10 mins.
Idk what's really going on here.
Putting in hospital can mean any form of attack (leave, hosp, mug and some specials moves)
"Hosping" someone is an option when you pick "Hospitalise" which puts them in hospital for a considerable time (anywhere between like 2 hours to 8 hours - range might vary but you get the gist).
Leave and mug will also put them in hospital but for like 15- to 30 mins roughly (cba to check exact timings).
You want to hosp (long stay) for numerous reasons like claim a bounty or make your enemy to use more med CD in a war to mention the most usual ones.
Was just trying to find out if some says don't hospital if that means to leave on street.
Because if they didn't want to.be attacked they would ask to not be attacked right
When someone says "don't *whatever* onliners" it normally means don't attack them at all.
As you are using the words "dont hospital" and not "don't hospitalize" it is a bit fuzzy - as the "leave" attack also puts them in hospital, just for less time.
Edit: In a ranked war we would normally tell our guild members to "not hosp offliners" - meaning don't use hospitalize on them. Just leave on street so they are back sooner to hit again. But we have already explained to them what we mean, so the short version is OK to use...
Don't attack means don't attack; leave, mug and hospitalize are all forms of attack. If you hit the "attack" button, you are attacking. How can that not be clear? Hosp is the most damaging of the 3 attacks, but all are attacks.