FrogZeke - Player Report: Kyle Mortland, Rule 2, Rule 3, Rule 4, Rule 11
What’s your BYOND key?
FrogZeke
Round ID:
20968
Your character name:
Day
Accused BYOND key:
Unknown
Accused character name:
Kyle Mortland
What rule(s) were broken?:
Rule 2, Rule 3, Rule 4, Rule 11
Description of the incident:
Late into the siege, the southern side of FOB was breached with multiple xenos within FOB. Marines was retreating into the dropship to include myself. Kyle Mortland was resistant to launching even when there was the queen, a ravager, and boiler gas easily in view of his cockpit. One of the SOs ran into the cockpit to launch instead and we successfully launched. Upon landing, the PO maintained the dropship lockdown on the Almayer in spite of multiple individuals protesting. Kyle informed everyone that we were going back down. Attempts were made by multiple individuals to prevent the launch and/or lift the lockdown. The Almayer launched back to the overran LZ. Xenomorph entered the dropship upon landing and there was again fighting.
During that time at FOB, multiple marines were killed, and Kyle was killed by the marines. His ID was taken to allow the return to the ship. A marine took Kyle’s body and removed his head. The MPs had gathered at DS on the Almayer. Norman informed the PO of their status. Kyle was then ahealed by staff due improper escalation. Unless someone launching evac in place of the PO is considered grounds to perform highly lethal actions like sending the DS down into a breached and infested LZ is not cause, I am assuming that Kyle failed to mention any of his actions prior to the marines killing him in his own ahelp. Now, that is ultimately for staff to determine, but they would know if any of these events were reported by Kyle. If he failed to mention his own actions, that is a violation of rule 3, community expectations to be truthful and honest to staff.
As an officer, a PO is expected to follow RP standards to a higher degree than enlisted. Sanity is a stated requirement and heading back down to a hostile-controlled LZ against orders is a clear failure of meeting those standards as written in Rule 2.
Locking everyone on the dropship on Almayer when there were no xenomorphs present, stating we were going back, going so far is resisting being removed from the cockpit to ensure the dropship headed back is the definition of griefing. Kyle created the situation that got him killed as multiple marines died on the DS because of his actions. This is a clear violation of Rule 4.
For the ML breaches, illegal confinement, attempted murder (multiple), murder (multiple), and an open door to crimes against humanity as the risk existed when we were surrounded in that situation.
Evidence:
My chat logs are mostly cut off, but there are at least 8 to 10 people locked on the DS against their will. What I have is mostly the aftermath:
