How would this be enforced and what was the main intention of this ruling to be put out?
Is this meant for Hostile CLF survivors to stop them from camping marine bodies for example?
I personally am not too sure where this ruling was intended to be applied most upon,
What rule would this be classified under as well, Rule 4 for No Griefing?
Also, there isn’t anything really reflecting it within the rules in general.
(Only time perma-killing is mentioned in the rules)
How does this work within military law? It seems like a dumb rule. I could understand if it applied to marine on marine violence, but CLF? The hostile terrorists who can shoot you in the face are immune from being permad? What happens if you accidentally decap someone?
I love vague sweeping statements. Very cool and not at all confusing.
That’s also understandable. But still, both sides shouldn’t go out of their way with limited resources to revive the other. Because as was speculated earlier on how you must try to revive them, how is a line CLF dude supposed to do it?
I don’t know but it doesn’t say anything about the USCM or CLF having to revive people they killed, only they shouldn’t perma kill revivable, so i assume it just means don’t purposefully decap dead bodies and such.
In my years of rolling CLF 24/7, why is this a thing? I mean when your rolling for a hostile factions, your expecting to be killed and presumably you want to see some HvH action. Sedition allows the USCM to round removal at any point of the game. Also round removing people from your own faction is already a rule break on its own for griefing. But round removing people from other factions is a different thing unless its your ally or something.
Hi. I was DP who kinda kicked this off. Brought back dead revivable CLF. Someone (XO or ASO, I forget) was like ‘We’ll handle it’. For them to have something to handle I defibbed them and punched them back into near-dead so they still had someone to do questioning or whatever else they had in mind on. That’s when John Marine rolls by and starts blasting 'em despite me pointing out several times they’re not a threat and even being ordered to stand down (they reluctantly complied).
After the mystery officer took off with them and I hadn’t heard of it after that, I surmise (possibly a different) marine went over there to finish the job, from the random commotion I didn’t pay much attention to over radio at the time anymore.
I mean, I literally said I was part of the reason it was made, and I explained more
i’d love to hear the actual admins speak about the rules because unless i missed a memo I don’t think you are one. i get that you got into shit for it or whatever but in the end “some rando on the forums told me xyz was not allowed” isn’t a great source of actual authority.
