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[QUOTE=MasterNinja;834823]using "me" is an excuse.

we change over to "everyone" thank you. griefing isnt simply excused and thats that. saying u can just grief people as much as u want, f uck up their game, kill em n1, exec all the time, just cause they got colored name see now ur allowing it. no we dont want that toxic ideology here.

people who grief needs to get punished for said action. u know how the law works right u cant excuse doing something wrong on other people.[/QUOTE]Ok.
There are two reasons players kill someone night 1:
1) They want to kill, as that is part of the game and lowers the amount of opponents
2) They find out who their target is, again giving them an edge in the game

Killing is not griefing.

Originally Posted by MasterNinja

using "me" is an excuse.

we change over to "everyone" thank you. griefing isnt simply excused and thats that. saying u can just grief people as much as u want, f uck up their game, kill em n1, exec all the time, just cause they got colored name see now ur allowing it. no we dont want that toxic ideology here.

people who grief needs to get punished for said action. u know how the law works right u cant excuse doing something wrong on other people.

Ok.
There are two reasons players kill someone night 1:
1) They want to kill, as that is part of the game and lowers the amount of opponents
2) They find out who their target is, again giving them an edge in the game

Killing is not griefing.

There are two reasons players kill you night 1:
1) They want to kill you
2) You are letting them know who you are.

Both of those reasons are your fault.

There are two reasons players kill you night 1:
1) They want to kill you
2) You are letting them know who you are.

Both of those reasons are your fault.

[QUOTE=Frinckles;834797]Adding to this conversation:

There is also totally an option to disable name selection.[/QUOTE]Goofy people are gonna leave-train that.
And setups with no gov too.

Originally Posted by Frinckles

Adding to this conversation:

There is also totally an option to disable name selection.

Goofy people are gonna leave-train that.
And setups with no gov too.

The rule "Targeting a player because of their SC2 identity regardless of actual evidence" is generally interpreted as "targeting despite of opposing evidence". "Regardless" is somewhat misleading I guess.

But yes, in every situation where you do not have evidence, which does include almost every night 1, you're free to kill who you want.
The game itself wouldn't work otherwise.

The rule "Targeting a player because of their SC2 identity regardless of actual evidence" is generally interpreted as "targeting despite of opposing evidence". "Regardless" is somewhat misleading I guess.

But yes, in every situation where you do not have evidence, which does include almost every night 1, you're free to kill who you want.
The game itself wouldn't work otherwise.

[QUOTE=MasterNinja;834762]dude, trialing someone as town saying they are evil and guilting and they end up as town = against the rules cuz u had no reason to random him

jailor cluelessly picking someone day1 to kill and exec, = even less reason than the guy above.

guess griefing doesnt exist now[/QUOTE]You misread my post

Originally Posted by MasterNinja

dude, trialing someone as town saying they are evil and guilting and they end up as town = against the rules cuz u had no reason to random him

jailor cluelessly picking someone day1 to kill and exec, = even less reason than the guy above.

guess griefing doesnt exist now

You misread my post

It isn't griefing to kill who you want when you don't have any solid reason not to

It isn't griefing to kill who you want when you don't have any solid reason not to