05-07-2017, 04:19 AM
I think the reason for misunderstanding of rules is because of the various situations a person can be in.
Take T-baiting as an example, a broad way to interpret it isn't shooting near somebody but doing anything traitorous. That fits in potentially killing someone in any way whether it be discombob, throwing props at them, carrying explosive barrels near people, or just shooting your gun in or near somebody.
Smoke grenades don't do any harm so they're not considered traitorous.
The rule for kosing on unided bodies is there in case somebody missed it, if they're carrying it around or trying to hide it then it's obvious they have seen it and consciously decided not to id it.
A problem you face in every server is that in a lot of circumstances there isn't a clear way to respond to something, especially in unique circumstances not described under the rules. In that case it may as well be up to the people who act in a scenario and thestaff member handling the situation to make the rule up. Sometimes people handle things differently. You can't be 100% certain all of the time.
It really is tough sometimes and people are human at the end of the day, so try not to take the rules absolutely seriously.
It is a game so lighten up and have some fun, but be knowledgeable when you need to.
Take T-baiting as an example, a broad way to interpret it isn't shooting near somebody but doing anything traitorous. That fits in potentially killing someone in any way whether it be discombob, throwing props at them, carrying explosive barrels near people, or just shooting your gun in or near somebody.
Smoke grenades don't do any harm so they're not considered traitorous.
The rule for kosing on unided bodies is there in case somebody missed it, if they're carrying it around or trying to hide it then it's obvious they have seen it and consciously decided not to id it.
A problem you face in every server is that in a lot of circumstances there isn't a clear way to respond to something, especially in unique circumstances not described under the rules. In that case it may as well be up to the people who act in a scenario and thestaff member handling the situation to make the rule up. Sometimes people handle things differently. You can't be 100% certain all of the time.
It really is tough sometimes and people are human at the end of the day, so try not to take the rules absolutely seriously.
It is a game so lighten up and have some fun, but be knowledgeable when you need to.
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