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My suggestion is to make calling kos'es as an Innocent against the rules.
To start off, there is no logical reason to verbally announce your own kos as an Innocent. It does nothing but trick people into thinking it was a Detective kos, in turn causing a pretty massive rdm train.
In my opinion, calling out your own kos as an Innocent should fall under Server Disruption, as it can confuse several Innocent players into thinking that they have to kill a certain player, resulting in unnecessary reports.
I understand that in most cases, the kos called out by an Innocent is warranted (they were shot at, saw a T buy an M4, etc), however there is no reason to announce the kos as it could just easily be kept to and acted upon by themselves.
I also know that there is currently a rule in place, which is not being able to follow Innocent kos'es, however I feel like the Innocent who called the kos should be more at blame instead of the person not aware it was an Innocent.
I know firsthand what it feels like to be killed (on a T round) because someone followed an Innocent kos, it really sucks.
What do you guys think?
To start off, there is no logical reason to verbally announce your own kos as an Innocent. It does nothing but trick people into thinking it was a Detective kos, in turn causing a pretty massive rdm train.
In my opinion, calling out your own kos as an Innocent should fall under Server Disruption, as it can confuse several Innocent players into thinking that they have to kill a certain player, resulting in unnecessary reports.
I understand that in most cases, the kos called out by an Innocent is warranted (they were shot at, saw a T buy an M4, etc), however there is no reason to announce the kos as it could just easily be kept to and acted upon by themselves.
I also know that there is currently a rule in place, which is not being able to follow Innocent kos'es, however I feel like the Innocent who called the kos should be more at blame instead of the person not aware it was an Innocent.
I know firsthand what it feels like to be killed (on a T round) because someone followed an Innocent kos, it really sucks.
What do you guys think?
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