[JesseTheUndeadCowboy]

I think the following rule changes should be made:

1) As far as the rules are concerned, there should be no recognizance of the voice channel. eg. players should not be punished for missing a KOS in voice, missing an "X is confirmed" in voice, etc. This is because the mute function exists.

2) As far as the rules are concerned, a player should only be able to be confirmed innocent by a detective's word in text chat, or the word of a player confirmed innocent by the detective. Also, when a player is confirmed innocent, there should be no punishment for killing them if they do something which would normally require a split-second reaction (eg. activating a jihad, pulling out a knife right next to you.) In these situations you can't expect players to scroll up and check if the player is confirmed, or to possess encyclopedic knowledge of which players are/aren't confirmed.

Re: 2), it would also be a great script addition if you added the ability for detectives to publicly mark a player as innocent or KOS on the scoreboard (tab.)

3) Persistent and deliberate traitor baiting should be slayable. I've seen entire maps get fucked up by huge round-after-round RDM trains started by traitor baiting.

Wait what do you mean by number 1? I don't think players are punished for missing koses in voice chat? Can you explain that part a little bit more please if you want, like do you mean they get in trouble for missing koses? For number 2, I disagree with mainly because if you kill a traitor and pick up a t weapon and you say you are proven, and someone kills you for that it should still be rdm and punishable. I do see what you are saying though about split second reactions when someone pulls out a deadly weapon nexts to you though but mistakes like that can happen and it should still be slayable. Also the game kinda revolves around trust and figuring out who is telling the truth or not, example being who is innocent or who isn't. Now for number 3, traitor baiting players continuously and without stop should be punishable in some way if the players are not messing around with each other or aren't fine with it if that makes any sense. That may already fall under trolling though but I don't know for sure. Hopefully I explained my thoughts right.