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TheXnator wrote: This is false and isn't stated in the rules. Killing someone due to DNA you've obtained is fine, there is no rule that states that it is not. If you'd read the rules that dictate this such as valid and invalid KOS reasons and the RDM rule you'd know that these rules are applicable to some situations but not all as in the end it all falls back on if the player acted within reason and can give such reason as to why they killed someone.

A large part of the gamemode is weighing the chances and credibility of other terrorists and the rules aren't here to remove that.

Edit: As for rule 2.4 Player Versus Player it should be changed to allow for an exception if one of the players is a detective or proven innocent. You guys have also horribly misused the rule here as it's only applicable when you encounter players in active combat, it's to stop situations where someone shooting a traitor gets killed by another innocent that makes the wrong call.

Tyler Durden wrote:
When you say the exception, do you mean that if a D/Proven Innocent starts shooting someone then others are allowed to join in on the PvP combo

Well, people could have completely valid and non-traitorous reasons to kill someone but just die because the trigger-happy Detective got DNA. This really needs to be changed imo.

TheXnator wrote: This is false and isn't stated in the rules. Killing someone due to DNA you've obtained is fine, there is no rule that states that it is not. If you'd read the rules that dictate this such as valid and invalid KOS reasons and the RDM rule you'd know that these rules are applicable to some situations but not all as in the end it all falls back on if the player acted within reason and can give such reason as to why they killed someone.

A large part of the gamemode is weighing the chances and credibility of other terrorists and the rules aren't here to remove that.

Edit: As for rule 2.4 Player Versus Player it should be changed to allow for an exception if one of the players is a detective or proven innocent. You guys have also horribly misused the rule here as it's only applicable when you encounter players in active combat, it's to stop situations where someone shooting a traitor gets killed by another innocent that makes the wrong call.

2.5 Valid KOS reasons
There are many KOS reasons and they all work in different situations and scenarios, here are a few; [You should question the player as to why they are doing these acts before you declare the KOS]

sorle wrote: If the detective got DNA and killed someone for it that was innocent he suffers a karma penalty for doing so, the rules shouldn't be changed to slow down the gameplay. If you die, you die. Wait your turn and play the next round instead.

sorle wrote: If the detective got DNA and killed someone for it that was innocent he suffers a karma penalty for doing so, the rules shouldn't be changed to slow down the gameplay. If you die, you die. Wait your turn and play the next round instead.

Whats not what is says in the rules? If you have enough evidence of some one being a traitor you can kill him. DNA from a c4, traitor weapon or detective/innocents is enough evidence.