Deathwish

[BLUE PANDA]

So if a t is like 'kill me go ahead' or 'go ahead and free kill me', does that give the ct permission to kill the t and would it be considered a free kill if he did kill him/her (totally not assuming gender)?

[shoiep]

No and Yes.

 

• CT's cannot harm T's unless orders are not being fulfilled or they're rebelling.

 

In this sense, if a CT kills a T that is not actually rebelling, it is considered a freekill.

[All Ts]

Going with no based off common sense.

 

The rules are there to supplement the server and keep shit fun- if someone wants to die that's their prerogative and it's not harming anyones fun. We don't need a rule for every little thing.

[Gator]

Your examples seem more like taunts than legit requests imo lol. I wouldn't if they were making a serious request though. They can easily rebel and get themselves killed if they really want to die.

[All Ts]

Your examples seem more like taunts than legit requests imo lol.

 

Yeah definitely a good point here, don't kill people for taunting you- if they're making legitimate requests like "I want you to kill me" that's fine in my opinion.

[ExRev]

common sense.

 

Two words that don't make sense to so many...

[Caution]

I can honestly say that if I saw a player complaint for free killing because someone was legitimately asking to be killed repetitively, and another person killed them, I would reject it.

[Chloe Gallagher]

Just tell them to type kill in console.

[CollieFlower]

Just tell them to type kill in console.

 

Im to lazy to type kill in console... im guilty of doing it. If im the last t, i just be like " my lr is to be shot in the head" or "my lr is for you to freekill me and get the next round started".

[fib]

going to be honest and say that i have killed quite a few guys who directly asked for it when they had to leave or didn't want their LR done and just wanted to die. they were usually last and couldn't or didn't want to do and LR and just requested i shoot them. thought it was ok up until i read the replies in this post...