@"JustKuono" Actually you don't have to call out their name to ID the body, it's just showing respect if you could. But it's actually not a rule that they ask people to ID the body.
"3. Player is KOSable only if the body is reasonably visible, e.g. not under a bench or in a dark corner. Whether this is RDM is largely to staff discretion"
This is also under the unid rule. It's a hit or miss, if the player was AFK or if the body was dropped behind the player, then sure it may be counted as RDM. If the player saw the body and he just ignored it, then yes I'd say that's kosable & not RDM. If the player saw the body and stared at it for the longest time, but instead someone else id it, that's up to staff discretion if the player gets killed immediately for taking too much time to ID a body. So if the player dies at this point, it's up to staff judgement if they would consider this RDM or not.
@Cosmic Tortoise As for what the others explain to you about false koses, as mentioned, you can only kill the person that kosed you and if anyone else actually damages you. Self Defense is allowed, but only if the other party attacks you whether it's on purpose or accident. On accident would like someone accidentally throwing a discom (from high place), an incend in the vicinity of where you're in, flung or threw a prop at you (must be 5+ dmg to be kosable, and 20+dmg to be reportable). But also false koses are only allowed for traitors to call-out on innocents. However, if innocents are false kosing other players, of course its RDM unless the player did a traitorous act.
@Tori As for the KOS you called on Lycan, if you said it on microphone and you made it sound like a statement rather than a question, then others may have misinterpret your call-out. If you typed in chat but forgot to put a ? then it's possible they assume it was a legitimate kos. So basically if it was like "so kos lycan" but you were asking a question, tone of your voice must sound like you're questioning someone while if it's in chat, I'd recommend adding a question mark. Or if any other cases gets worse, you can always change the way you ask if the person is kos to something like this "is lycan kos?" or "Do i kill lycan?" and if they ask other quesitons regarding why, just place your reasoning. at most they shouldn't kos you even after he dies and was a innocent. They have to put either high suspicion and kos you on overtime, force test you, or if they've seen you did other traitorous acts that falls under the kos rule before overtime.
"3. Player is KOSable only if the body is reasonably visible, e.g. not under a bench or in a dark corner. Whether this is RDM is largely to staff discretion"
This is also under the unid rule. It's a hit or miss, if the player was AFK or if the body was dropped behind the player, then sure it may be counted as RDM. If the player saw the body and he just ignored it, then yes I'd say that's kosable & not RDM. If the player saw the body and stared at it for the longest time, but instead someone else id it, that's up to staff discretion if the player gets killed immediately for taking too much time to ID a body. So if the player dies at this point, it's up to staff judgement if they would consider this RDM or not.
@Cosmic Tortoise As for what the others explain to you about false koses, as mentioned, you can only kill the person that kosed you and if anyone else actually damages you. Self Defense is allowed, but only if the other party attacks you whether it's on purpose or accident. On accident would like someone accidentally throwing a discom (from high place), an incend in the vicinity of where you're in, flung or threw a prop at you (must be 5+ dmg to be kosable, and 20+dmg to be reportable). But also false koses are only allowed for traitors to call-out on innocents. However, if innocents are false kosing other players, of course its RDM unless the player did a traitorous act.
@Tori As for the KOS you called on Lycan, if you said it on microphone and you made it sound like a statement rather than a question, then others may have misinterpret your call-out. If you typed in chat but forgot to put a ? then it's possible they assume it was a legitimate kos. So basically if it was like "so kos lycan" but you were asking a question, tone of your voice must sound like you're questioning someone while if it's in chat, I'd recommend adding a question mark. Or if any other cases gets worse, you can always change the way you ask if the person is kos to something like this "is lycan kos?" or "Do i kill lycan?" and if they ask other quesitons regarding why, just place your reasoning. at most they shouldn't kos you even after he dies and was a innocent. They have to put either high suspicion and kos you on overtime, force test you, or if they've seen you did other traitorous acts that falls under the kos rule before overtime.
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