How is Unknown Ghosting ?

[HerpDerpMike]

Sorry if someone already said this I have very little time to read all this:
I'm pretty sure giving someone a T wep is equivalent to just saying "I'm a traitor"

[Pillz]

If you're giving people knives and vintars; and they are parading around with them to A) be called out as traitors (AKA diverting attention away from you, the actual traitor) B) use those weapons to RDM or C) they claim they killed a T and got their weapon.

So basically you're playing the game against how it's supposed to be played and it gives you a slightly unfair advantage. I can see some situations where this would be annoying such as point A) so I understand why one might call it ghosting.

If I was playing with anyone who decided to give me a vintar I would HS them on the spot, so anyone playing along is just as guilty.


It's not a serious offense but I can see why it might be against the rules.

[Leetgrain]

One time, I was a T and Lone Grey was near me, so I bought a knife, proclaimed to everyone that I was a T and I wanted to give Lone Grey a knife, so I dropped it, commit harikarisuicide, and made sure everyone could see I was a T in chat. Lone was never RDMed, and the T's still won, is that still ghosting? Not really.

[Christovski]

One time, I was a T and Lone Grey was near me, so I bought a knife, proclaimed to everyone that I was a T and I wanted to give Lone Grey a knife, so I dropped it, commit harikarisuicide, and made sure everyone could see I was a T in chat. Lone was never RDMed, and the T's still won, is that still ghosting? Not really.

Killing yourself makes it different than what Unknown described, and you still gimped your team by killing yourself, if they lost it could be pinned on you

[Billy]

I thought TTT was all about deception and mindgames. Shit, I might start giving people T weapons on the slick to get some innos killed. Make my job easier. Maybe even get "proven innocent" from it.

[Leetgrain]

One time, I was a T and Lone Grey was near me, so I bought a knife, proclaimed to everyone that I was a T and I wanted to give Lone Grey a knife, so I dropped it, commit harikarisuicide, and made sure everyone could see I was a T in chat. Lone was never RDMed, and the T's still won, is that still ghosting? Not really.

Killing yourself makes it different than what Unknown described, and you still gimped your team by killing yourself, if they lost it could be pinned on you

Not really, it would've been worse if I was alive as I would have been eating and doing nothing at all. Not really gimping your team if your team is already decent, either.

[UnknownError]

Neither Rogue, nor Taco RDM. These are trusted members within the TTT community. If people ask where they got it, they say they got it off of me. Usually no one notices the exchanges, as I tell like its a normal conversation.

I'm still killing people on my T round, around 3-4 kills average ? So, no I'm not gimping my team entirely.

From what I recall, no RDM has happened because of my actions. Some people might just get butthurt in game; simply because T weps are better than what you normally get.

[Cortez (Mr. T. FOO!)]

Okay. Basically what you're doing is slightly against the rules IF said friend doesn't kill you for it. It is kind of a dick move to the other people on the server as well because if you give your friend who is innocent a traitor weapon, such as a knife, it gives them an unfair advantage if they are attacked by another traitor. Due to the fact that your not giving any information about the traitors except that you are one doesn't make it ghosting per say, but if an innocent has undeniable proof that someone is a traitor and doesn't kill them because they're friends that kind of ruins the point of the gamemode. I wouldn't punish for this, but I also would recommend not doing it.

[UnknownError]

Okay, thanks for the clarification, Cortez.

Locking thread.