Skibidi toilet rp

WORLD: OPEN WORLD WAR

Setting: Earth has been overrun by Skibidi Toilets. The remnants of humanity—the Cameramen—fight for survival. Cities are destroyed, ruins, anomalous zones, and Toilet bases are everywhere.

Factions:

Cameramen are people with cameras instead of heads. They are organized and use weapons, technology, and tactics. They protect people.
Skibidi Toilets are living toilets. They are aggressive, fly, shoot, and ram. They come in different ranks (normal, Titan, and Astro).
· Humans are ordinary survivors. They don't fight directly. They hide in shelters, bunkers, and villages. They trade, give quests, and are afraid of both Toilets and Cameramen. Among them are doctors, merchants, farmers, and bandits.
· Alliance — neutral survivors. They trade, offer quests, and don't fight without cause.

Locations:

· City ruins are dangerous, lots of toilets.
· Kamermen bases - safe, warehouses, hospitals.
· Human shelters—bunkers, villages, basements. There you can rest, buy food, and recover.
· Anomalous zones – radiation, mutants, artifacts.

Weapon:

· Cameramen: rifles, shotguns, snipers, grenades, rocket launchers, armor.
· Toilets: tanks, jet propulsion, spears, bombs, fecal shooting.
· People: pistols, shotguns, knives, homemade weapons. Rarely, machine guns.

Injuries:

· Lungs - scratches, bruises.
· Medium - cuts, broken fingers.
· Severe – broken legs, abdominal wounds.
· Critical - death.

Rules of survival:

· Ammunition is limited.
· First aid kits are rare.
· Death is final.
· One in the field is not a warrior.
· People can help, betray, sell.

All types of injuries are available, the chance of receiving which is now higher and depends on the user's actions.
Now the user will have to monitor the situation more closely.
The following injuries are permitted: bullets, stab wounds, blade wounds, explosions, tripwires, falls, blows, and fire. Explosions include shrapnel. The user must be proficient in self-aid.
Bullets can be removed from the body with tweezers and the wound treated. Any wound can be treated with alcohol, vodka, or antiseptic, then covered with a bandage, gauze, or a clean cloth.
Fractures are only considered a last resort, unless the user is clearly doing something to cause the fracture, such as jumping from a great height or being struck very hard with a blunt object. Fractures of fingers and hands are acceptable. Fractures are the most severe and very difficult to treat alone, unless a splint is applied using improvised means.
Internal and external bleeding is allowed.
Severing limbs is unacceptable unless they are artificial; prosthetic limbs are permitted. Explosions stun, knock back, and injure people.
Pain threshold also plays a role: the lower it is, the more painful a simple wound can be, while severe pain can lead to loss of consciousness. Blood loss also leads to loss of consciousness.
A helmet protects the head from skull injuries, and if the helmet has a protective visor, the face is also protected.
The bulletproof vest protects the torso from pistol bullet wounds and damage to the ribs on the front side.
Elbow and knee pads will help prevent injuries from falls and collisions.