Update Antagonist/Bribery rules (#2164)

* Update rules

Rule clarifications as suggested in previous community meeting.

* Update 2_Metagaming.xml

Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/DeltaV/Rules/GameRules/2_Metagaming.xml

@@ -116,7 +116,6 @@
   - Giving a character additional access or a job because you are friends with the player who is playing that character.
   - Trusting a character because you are friends with the player who is playing that character.
   - Not fighting a character because you are friends with the player who is playing that character.
-  - Ignoring your objective to kill a character because your character and theirs became friends in a previous round.
 
   ## Metagrudging Examples
   These are all examples of things that are prohibited by at least one metashield item that is never revealed IC.

Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/DeltaV/Rules/RoleRules/C1_CommandSecurityJustice.xml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Security, Justice, and Command roles are held to a higher standard of roleplay,
   - Your character must act in a manner that NanoTrasen would reasonably hire them to this position.
     - Your character is presumed to be sane, competent in their duties, and able to make decisions to the benefit of the station. 
     - Giving away Traitor objective items and sensitive equipment should be avoided in these roles. Your character should value them deeply. 
-      - Leeway is given to making deals with criminals if the deal benefits the safety or situation of the crew and station.
+      - Leeway is given to making deals with criminals if the deal benefits the safety or situation of the crew and station OR if the deal involves items of a primarily sentimental value (e.g. HoP's Ian scrapbook, LO's lucky dollar).
       - Leeway can be given in [color=#ff0000]extreme circumstances[/color] of emergency/crisis.
   - The three departments are required to read and follow Delta-V Space Law, Standard Operating Procedure, Alert Procedure, and Company Policy to the best of their ability.
     - [color=#ff0000]Circumstances and context may permit you to break these laws. However, the fact that this rule is malleable is not an excuse to ignore it entirely.[/color]

Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/DeltaV/Rules/RoleRules/C3_Antags.xml

@@ -1,9 +1,12 @@
 <Document>
   # Rule C3: Antagonist Guidelines
+[color=#ffff00]Being an antagonist does not allow you to stop playing a character. Determine how your character would react to being given these objectives, and work through it appropriately.[/color]
+
 Through engaging in antagonistic activity, you should seek to make the round more engaging and fun as the primary driver of the narrative of a round. Succeeding as an antagonist should not be your goal, but rather telling the most interesting story for everyone involved. 
   - [color=#ff0000]Antagonists are free to complete their objectives through committing proportional damage. Through roleplay, damage becomes more proportional.[/color] Example: Holding the singulo hostage for a theft objective is acceptable, while simply singuloosing and using that chaos is unacceptable. 
     - Killing players unrelated to your immediate objective in a manner that results in their round removal should be avoided. Crew that do not make an attempt at self preservation, or engage in valid-hunting, are exempt from this. 
     - If you are concerned as to whether or not what you're about to do is allowed, feel free to AHelp and ask an admin for clarification. [color=#ff0000]Lack of administrator response does not constitute approval.[/color]
+  - While antagonists are [color=#ffff00]not required[/color] to complete their objectives, they are still encouraged to act as an antagonist in the round while roleplaying. 
   - Other antagonists are not necessarily your friends. Other antagonists are often free agents that you may negotiate with at your own risk. 
     - If you are a team antagonist, you must work with your partners to complete any shared objectives.
   - Excessively lame tactics are strictly forbidden for all antags except for station-destroying antags, such as nuclear operatives or space dragons. Examples include: