Kyber wrote: It depends on the context of the blocking, if you are stood in the tester door not allowing anyone to test then yes its causing a lot of harm to the innocent team. In other situations like just blocking one person in a room its not that big a deal and can be dealt with by warning them that you will kill them, however if its a detective you cant really kill them as an innocent due to karma loss and the 100% chance you get killed for doing it. To block the tester and not allow anyone in to test does aid the traitors regardless of if that was his intention.

[quote="Kyber" post=1150409][quote="Kevin." post=1150399]you were given multiple verbals to stop blocking - it directly goes against the T-baiting rule as you're harming the innocent team by not letting them get into the tester, at most the punishment reason should be changed and nothing else. good luck![/quote] bruh so if anyone blocks I can just get a staff member to slay them rather than actually using the in game precautions and using it to kill the player? You can’t call it traitor baiting unless you know he was doing it to assist the traitors team.[/quote] It depends on the context of the blocking, if you are stood in the tester door not allowing anyone to test then yes its causing a lot of harm to the innocent team. In other situations like just blocking one person in a room its not that big a deal and can be dealt with by warning them that you will kill them, however if its a detective you cant really kill them as an innocent due to karma loss and the 100% chance you get killed for doing it. To block the tester and not allow anyone in to test does aid the traitors regardless of if that was his intention.