Jim_Jam wrote:
The current A-warn system doesn't allow you to punish offline players. As following the ethos, a simple rule-break doesn't warrant a ban and as I can't punish them offline, it proves difficult to get in touch with them if they haven't even responded to my friend requests over steam.

If you recall, I asked you in direction/association of these reports if staff can warn offline players with your new warning system and you said yes, however, it's not been implemented which is hindering staff members abilities in situations like these.

[quote="Jim_Jam" post=395718][quote="Morgan" post=395717][quote="Tyler Durden" post=395711]I decided to go over the linked report abuses on TTT, none of them have been given any punishments ingame.[/quote] Not true, the issue with RDMer's, etc. is that they often don't return to the server they go to with their given offense. I've sent friend requests to them as I couldn't manage to find them in-game but they've not responded as of yet. Also, I've punished two of those players already so it seems your search was inaccurate.[/quote] Why do they need to be on the server for you to punish them?[/quote] The current A-warn system doesn't allow you to punish offline players. As following the ethos, a simple rule-break doesn't warrant a ban and as I can't punish them offline, it proves difficult to get in touch with them if they haven't even responded to my friend requests over steam. If you recall, I asked you in direction/association of these reports if staff can warn offline players with your new warning system and you said yes, however, it's not been implemented which is hindering staff members abilities in situations like these.