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[TTT] Punishment Request - LonelyDodo

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Eddie. wrote:

Kyber wrote:

Eddie. wrote:

Chespin wrote:

idk if you read the rules during your ban, but killing an innocent as an innocent gives Dodo every right to kill you

it doesn’t say that in the rules though, that’s just kinda a thing we follow and a few people really disagree with

Rules wrote:

There are many KOS reasons and they all work in different situations and scenarios, here are a few:

- Holding/Using a Traitor only weapon without announcing that he got it from a traitor.
- Ignoring unidentified bodies/C4 etc.
- Declaring invalid KOS on other players.
- Turning themselves in i.e. "I'm a traitor, in the traitor room" etc.
- Seeing a player inside of a Traitor only room.
- Failure to answer to a life check.
- Throwing a incendiary/discombobulator grenade near the player.
- Pushing someone with a crowbar near an edge or hazard.
- Attempting to obstruct the Golden block from reaching the tester.
- Attempting to obstruct diamond cubes from reaching the furnace.
- Destroying a health station without permission via text chat

I mean, it doesn’t say specifically in the rules but look at what I bolded, the rules are effectively “use common sense to figure out if they’re a baddie”

In this case, killing an innocent is helping the traitors team and hindering the innocents, where people would think from that, that it would be a valid KOS

but at the same time, using common sense in this situation could also mean you realise that the player was KOSed by someone and therefore the player who kills them should not be instantly killed as well, as to not start a nasty chain of innocent killing, as that’s not beneficial for the innocent team, is it?

I’ve always followed the killing innocent = KOS rule but i disagree that the rules say that anywhere or that it’s the intended way of the game

I mean, you don’t have to act on a KOS so you could kill both the person who KOSed and the killer as the killer has the choice to believe the KOS which would effectively be the same as KOSing the person themself by believing it and acting on it

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[quote="Eddie." post=1139864][quote="Kyber" post=1139859][quote="Eddie." post=1139857][quote="Chespin" post=1139855]idk if you read the rules during your ban, but killing an innocent as an innocent gives Dodo every right to kill you[/quote] it doesn’t say that in the rules though, that’s just kinda a thing we follow and a few people really disagree with[/quote]
[quote=Rules]There are many KOS reasons and they all work in different situations and scenarios, [b]here are a few:[/b]

- Holding/Using a Traitor only weapon without announcing that he got it from a traitor.
- Ignoring unidentified bodies/C4 etc.
- Declaring invalid KOS on other players.
- Turning themselves in i.e. "I'm a traitor, in the traitor room" etc.
- Seeing a player inside of a Traitor only room.
- Failure to answer to a life check.
- Throwing a incendiary/discombobulator grenade near the player.
- Pushing someone with a crowbar near an edge or hazard.
- Attempting to obstruct the Golden block from reaching the tester.
- Attempting to obstruct diamond cubes from reaching the furnace.
- Destroying a health station without permission via text chat[/quote] 
I mean, it doesn’t say specifically in the rules but look at what I bolded, the rules are effectively “use common sense to figure out if they’re a baddie”

In this case, killing an innocent is helping the traitors team and hindering the innocents, where people would think from that, that it would be a valid KOS[/quote] but at the same time, using common sense in this situation could also mean you realise that the player was KOSed by someone and therefore the player who kills them should not be instantly killed as well, as to not start a nasty chain of innocent killing, as that’s not beneficial for the innocent team, is it?

I’ve always followed the killing innocent = KOS rule but i disagree that the rules say that anywhere or that it’s the intended way of the game[/quote]
I mean, you don’t have to act on a KOS so you could kill both the person who KOSed and the killer as the killer has the choice to believe the KOS which would effectively be the same as KOSing the person themself by believing it and acting on it

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