07-14-2017, 04:21 PM
(07-14-2017, 04:07 PM)Angry_Reaper Wrote:(07-14-2017, 03:54 PM)Kuro Wrote:(07-14-2017, 03:06 PM)EmperorWhale Wrote: whales responsekurbo's response
He had plenty of evidence to kill and turned out being correct. He followed a trail of evidence, and found its end. If the person he killed was inno, then yes, slay him.
Traitors are meant to be stealthy, not kill someone and run out making it extremely obvious they are a traitor. Innos are meant to survive and kill the traitors. If the inno gets enough reasonable evidence, then they should be allowed to kill.
We should all also take it down a notch when we get killed. I've had plenty of times where I killed off completely reasonable logic but couldn't say anything due to people screaming at me with "You did this off skin," or "You had no proof at all," when really I never KOS'd off skin and I had all the evidence from their past actions.
These things that have happened had also happened with a few staff, and they would just keep arguing and not let me get my point across.
But anyway, at what point is logical killing not allowed? I cant claim entire ladders, what about Sunday Street's tower. I tend to claim the top of it and say getting on ladder is KOSable. Is that okay?
The rule on logic will hopefully be cleared up here. All arguments for it have already been made, so we'll see.
As for the rule on ladders, you can claim the entry-way even if it's attached to the ladder, so if someone's prairie-dogging in, you can kill them for it. Claiming an entire ladder though would be stupid though since you can't really strafe around ladders and it'd be suuuper campy since it's a straight shot down and usually results in the easiest headshot of your life.
- That Thrakos Noob