Allan1234 wrote:After investigation this is an IC issue. While it may have broken marine rules it did not come from nowhere and did have semi-proper RP before hand.
Survivor vs CL contact is something that is almost alwasy allowed considering that the CL is a semi-antag role and most of the time his objectives include to silence the survivors by what ever means moreover the survivors can harbor grudges against W-Y employees due to the shitshow W-Y caused on the planet.
By ordering his arrest and fireing him from W-Y you gave him more then enough reason to kill you.
So long story short, fireing and ordering the arrest of an employee that already hates your guts because you caused the deaths of all of his friends is enough reason to make him fear for his life and kill you.
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So you're acknowledging that rules were broken, but it's okay because role-playing allowed it?
Well, if you read the logs more carefully, you'd see that that reason would not be applicable because I gave him no causality to harbor a hatred towards specifically myself, as through my own character RP I stated that it was my first day on the job and that I knew nothing about what had happened. Another survivor was there as well to corroborate this story.
Though I find that to be a pretty weak excuse to be breaking the rules. With this implication, there is nothing stopping anyone from just murdering people they don't like with the excuse of "it's RP so it's okay". I've met other marines who have given me the worst times imaginable and made my playtime a living hell, but I never thought of murdering them. Instead, things went on naturally through dialogue over comms to come to a resolution. After I had ordered the arrest, Terrel made no remarks or so much as a word in retaliation from what I read over the comms. His immediate action led from hearing the arrest order, to breaking into my quarters through the maintenance shaft and hiding in my wardrobe until I arrived. I see no RP development, he saw an opportunity to kill someone and is using "RP" as an excuse, plain and simple.
Normal people don't result to murder from resignation of employment unless they are mentally disturbed, and although something like the planetside terrors could alter one's way of thinking into a drastic change, the build-up overtime does not correspond to the actions taken, given that Terrel was in a rather level-headed design through most dialogue encounters, even calm enough to hide my body, and check my inventory to try and cover it up (even if half of it was through lying).
Rules are rules, why they were broken is not relevant enough to NOT pursue punishment for breaking them. But if what you're saying is to be taken as true, then CL's now have just as equal opportunity to murder the survivors for what they know and for what kind of threat they pose to WY. I'll be sure to implement what I've learned here into the next time I play CL, to make sure I kill them before they kill me.
