Miia wrote:
Yung Henny wrote:
Miia wrote:
ManOfLegendz wrote:
No, nothing happened to him. IEatBlueCrayons killed me on sus either way because Mace Mace never said I was the one with the knife, nor did I ever purchase a knife. And IEatBlueCrayons didn't attempt to say that Mace Mace basically called a KOS on me. all he said was it looked like I knifed him and that's why he killed me.
Given the context of mace yelling "He has a knife", then dying with you next to him and identifying the body anyone would jump to the conclusion that he was talking about you having the knife, especially if your were right next to him and he dropped dead. He may have said that it looked like you knifed him but that would only be because of the context to mace's death provided by mace. It was a really scummy thing to do and he is more at fault than the mod.
Despite Mace doing that, it is still technically a kill off suspicion. Mace never specifically stated who had the knife,never called a kos on anyone, nor did BlueCrayons witness him get knifed. However, it is quite obvious what Mace was attempting to do and in turn, baited BlueCrayons, causing him to kill ManofLegendz. This seems like it was a simple mistake and BlueCrayons used logic in the situation,even though he may have been in the wrong. I dont think a punishment is necessary in this case.
Im sorry but thats not suspicion at all. If a user screams "He has a knife" and i turn around to see someone run up to them, they die and then that user identifies the body, i can be pretty certain the guy who was screaming about it was refering to that person. As was recently brought up there is actually nothing mentioning the correct way to KOS, as a result a name is not always even needed. For example Mace tries this same thing again, i watch him and another player walk into the bottom of the tester where he screams "AH HE HAS A KNIFE" then the player identifies his body, same situation and its not killing on sus to kill the player who identified the body. I am being given wrong information by an innocent so acted upon it, its basically a false KOS. Mace is 100% at fault for this and should have been warned.
This was off of suspicion in my opinion, as he never specifically stated who had the knife. He could have been referring to someone at another location of the map. An example would be if he was by the nether portal and witnessed someone knife another individual by the tower, says that, and then gets instantaneously sniped. Is the person closest to him suddenly guilty and kosed? (I know this is a very specific and rare example that would require certain circumstances to actually take place, but you get my point.) It would be logical to automatically assume its the person nearest, but that doesnt necessarily mean they commited the act, especially in an open space, as their are many other individuals which could have affected the outcome. However it if occurred in a closed space then it is quite different, as their is less likely to be as much external influence, and as your bottom of the tester example shows it is near impossible for anyone else to have committed the act and it is essentially a KOS. Location is a key factor in this. Also, BlueCrayons did lie in the report about the multiple unided bodies, so theres that. Again, however, BlueCrayons should not be punished for the RDM as he was baited into doing it.