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# 🏹Porte y Almacenamiento de Armas
\- Tanto las armas en el inventario como las equipadas pueden ser robadas
\- El hecho de llevar un arma en el inventario no exime de que pueda ser vista o robada, ya que el inventario se considera parte del equipamiento del personaje
💡Reglas específicas: \
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\- Armas equipadas o en el inventario: máximo de 3 armas (revolver, pistola o rifle) \
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\- no se permite actuar como “Armería andante” llevando armamento excesivo
\- durante un tiroteo solo se pueden usar las armas que estén visibles durante el comienzo de dicho tiroteo, es decir, si el arma no estaba en tu funda o en tu espalda al momento de comenzar no puedes utilizarla equipándola desde el inventario\
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💡 si robas armas, solo podrás portarlas durante la huida, luego de escapar debes guardarlas en tu carro o caballo, y posteriormente enviar una captura de lo conseguido en el apartado de discord (obligatorio)
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