A lot of these problems come from people making up rules on the spot. Spreading misconceptions, and such(such as warning a T buddy about your C4..).
1. T-Baiting is basically doing anything that could possibly endanger another player, or something that could possibly lead people to believe you are a traitor, while not being a traitor. (Karma baiting would be doing something to someone to bait them to hurt you, and is still a form of traitor baiting)
2. Throwing a Discombob is basically T-baiting, but it's situational; It's not serious on complete flatground(no ledges you can fall off of) quite obviously, because it's not going to damage anyone. But throwing one on a map like rooftops, is T baiting anywhere, Because it can endanger players.
3. I would not consider throwing smokes T-Baiting, and have never heard of anyone saying they are.
4. I think our staff need to take some things down a notch. Not everything needs a slay, in fact staff should try and talk it out before using powers. This game is about using problem solving skills and logic after all, karma exists for a reason. There are situations where I'd say it's okay for a person to not warn to ID, but thats for the staff member handling the case to decide.
I would assume that the person did not see the UNID'd body and ask them to ID it to keep the salt levels lower. Someone carrying an UNID'd is a bit different as it could be a tranq'd body, and they could be carrying them to safety. If they aren't tranq'd it may be considered karma/T baiting.
5. I would say this can be a logical decision if a traitor doesn't kill the AFK and CLEARLY had a chance to. We have an AFK system for a reason though, so doing it just to speed up the round is not okay. Doing it because you have pretty clear evidence they are a T should be fine (detectives can test them). So much of this game is situational though, It would really be up for the staff to decide at the time. Why would a traitor pass up on an easy AFK kill? Think about that. It doesn't make any sense from any perspective.
6. This will need more discussion, I'd consider it harassment if they continue to do it, without a plausible cause. It may be considered attempted RDM as it could endanger you.
7. No. They have been known to ignore non traitors quite often, so it's not reliable.
Again, I feel people need to relax a bit. Stop making a big fuss about losing an innocent round, learn to forgive and just have some fun. Being too strict kills a lot of fun, and makes the server more stressful than it needs to be.
1. T-Baiting is basically doing anything that could possibly endanger another player, or something that could possibly lead people to believe you are a traitor, while not being a traitor. (Karma baiting would be doing something to someone to bait them to hurt you, and is still a form of traitor baiting)
2. Throwing a Discombob is basically T-baiting, but it's situational; It's not serious on complete flatground(no ledges you can fall off of) quite obviously, because it's not going to damage anyone. But throwing one on a map like rooftops, is T baiting anywhere, Because it can endanger players.
3. I would not consider throwing smokes T-Baiting, and have never heard of anyone saying they are.
4. I think our staff need to take some things down a notch. Not everything needs a slay, in fact staff should try and talk it out before using powers. This game is about using problem solving skills and logic after all, karma exists for a reason. There are situations where I'd say it's okay for a person to not warn to ID, but thats for the staff member handling the case to decide.
I would assume that the person did not see the UNID'd body and ask them to ID it to keep the salt levels lower. Someone carrying an UNID'd is a bit different as it could be a tranq'd body, and they could be carrying them to safety. If they aren't tranq'd it may be considered karma/T baiting.
5. I would say this can be a logical decision if a traitor doesn't kill the AFK and CLEARLY had a chance to. We have an AFK system for a reason though, so doing it just to speed up the round is not okay. Doing it because you have pretty clear evidence they are a T should be fine (detectives can test them). So much of this game is situational though, It would really be up for the staff to decide at the time. Why would a traitor pass up on an easy AFK kill? Think about that. It doesn't make any sense from any perspective.
6. This will need more discussion, I'd consider it harassment if they continue to do it, without a plausible cause. It may be considered attempted RDM as it could endanger you.
7. No. They have been known to ignore non traitors quite often, so it's not reliable.
Again, I feel people need to relax a bit. Stop making a big fuss about losing an innocent round, learn to forgive and just have some fun. Being too strict kills a lot of fun, and makes the server more stressful than it needs to be.
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