Miia wrote: Miia is completely right, but this also means that you need to have proof of them being a traitor to the point of where you would be legitimately in the right for calling a KOS, beyond just suspicion as at that point it would still be considered as RDM as you would be Killing on Suspicion.

An example would be if a Detective or an Innocent that you know is proven "Either by Killing a Traitor or by getting Tested in the Traitor Tester" and they were shot by another person who cannot be confirmed, regardless they're proven and anyone attacking them would thus be committing a traitorous act.

[quote="Miia" post=926134][quote="@Eddie" post=926128][quote="McOxygen" post=926124][color=#8800bb]As far as I know joining a gunfight means joining mid gunfight. You clearly shot HIM first since I was there the whole time. No one in their right mind would ID a body after seeing someone shoot first. But you confused me and I had to double check just in case, that's when I finished you off. If you look at the logs, I didn't shoot you before you had killed him nor while you were shooting him. Don't blame me because you made a mistake as a Traitor and just straight up shot the guy shortly after round start.[/color][/quote] Joining gunfights does not have to be mid gunfight, if you have read the rules, which I'm hoping you did as you are ex staff as you said, you would know that you need to wait for one body to be identified before you kill a person, and you killed me before and gave me no time to ID.[/quote] If you had read the rules, which i'm hoping you have as you are staff you will see it reads as follows, "If two individuals are fighting and you have no proof which could be the traitor, you must wait before joining in the fight until one player dies and they either; identify the body/the round ends/you question them." As this is the rule a body does not always need to be identified, as if you have proof that one player has not committed a traitorous act/is proven, you dont even have to question them in this situation.[/quote] Miia is completely right, but this also means that you need to have proof of them being a traitor to the point of where you would be legitimately in the right for calling a KOS, beyond just suspicion as at that point it would still be considered as RDM as you would be Killing on Suspicion. An example would be if a Detective or an Innocent that you know is proven "Either by Killing a Traitor or by getting Tested in the Traitor Tester" and they were shot by another person who cannot be confirmed, regardless they're proven and anyone attacking them would thus be committing a traitorous act.