Re: I have ******* had it with people who intentionally punish.
Roger that mate, but either way you still were killed at that specific moment by that specific gamer, right? Not interested in arguing realism either, just making an observation on the necessity of this option.
In a perfect world, good folks would only accidentally shoot team mates. So we wouldn't need any "forgiveness" option as it would always be understood to be a honest accident. And they do indeed happen.
It is only the bad people we are trying to deal with here, but we are trying to do so by using a "good faith" system where gamers decide whether to forgive or not to forgive. In other words, determine whether it was an accident or not. This reminds me of Canada's gun laws, which seems to only punish the honest gun owners and has little real impact on dealing with criminal activity.
But I digress, maybe there is more value here then I realize. When one is forgiven (whether really an accident or not - who really knows for sure?), what does the forgiveness actually do? Does it erase the kill from all the records? Does it remove you from an auto-kick feature of the server? (X number of TKs and you're booted) I really don't know, but if so then there is value for this option. Though if I killed a team mate, I killed him and would assume this stat couldn’t be erased whether intentional or not.
Regards
Roger that mate, but either way you still were killed at that specific moment by that specific gamer, right? Not interested in arguing realism either, just making an observation on the necessity of this option.
In a perfect world, good folks would only accidentally shoot team mates. So we wouldn't need any "forgiveness" option as it would always be understood to be a honest accident. And they do indeed happen.
It is only the bad people we are trying to deal with here, but we are trying to do so by using a "good faith" system where gamers decide whether to forgive or not to forgive. In other words, determine whether it was an accident or not. This reminds me of Canada's gun laws, which seems to only punish the honest gun owners and has little real impact on dealing with criminal activity.
But I digress, maybe there is more value here then I realize. When one is forgiven (whether really an accident or not - who really knows for sure?), what does the forgiveness actually do? Does it erase the kill from all the records? Does it remove you from an auto-kick feature of the server? (X number of TKs and you're booted) I really don't know, but if so then there is value for this option. Though if I killed a team mate, I killed him and would assume this stat couldn’t be erased whether intentional or not.
Regards

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