Longshot wrote: If people do not see warnings in chat they have no one to blame but themselves, we don't have issues when warning people to stop blocking or using health stations so there is we should not take issue with the use of the warning system here. Yeah there are still a lot of players left, but as an innocent any bit of information is valuable, we cannot take away something that the detective can use to gain information to help them win. An example of when this could be useful, you see a few people in the nether then leave and call a lifecheck, no one who was in the nether responds so you can assume there is a traitor in the nether, this is valuable information and we cannot take away a detectives power to find that information.

[quote="Longshot" post=968375]This is not a valid strategy at all 47 people playing 1 minute into the game 7 people have died You really believe that everyone will see the chat warnings , with people talking , chatting , staffs giving warnings , with everything that fills the chat? And what do you expect to find out anyway ? Who died ? Whats that gonna help you with when theres still 30+ people to worry about You have no idea the mess left behind by the unnamed person who did this 4 days ago kyber and left. This whole thing is not a strategy at all is just a loophole to get a free Mass murder free ticket[/quote] If people do not see warnings in chat they have no one to blame but themselves, we don't have issues when warning people to stop blocking or using health stations so there is we should not take issue with the use of the warning system here. Yeah there are still a lot of players left, but as an innocent any bit of information is valuable, we cannot take away something that the detective can use to gain information to help them win. An example of when this could be useful, you see a few people in the nether then leave and call a lifecheck, no one who was in the nether responds so you can assume there is a traitor in the nether, this is valuable information and we cannot take away a detectives power to find that information.