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Snipaxxyy wrote:

Perhaps it was removed for several other reasons that not everyone can think of.... perhaps they want on maintain a good daily players balance.

Accusing is just as easily ignorable as insults and such, in first place you should not be affected from someone accusing you if you're not doing what they're accusing you for.

Let's say it's more of a warning to people that others are able to tell they're playing the game unfairly and they shall stop doing it and continue playing just like everybody else or else they'll face consequences and end up in the Ban appeals section.

Focus on your gameplay, ignore what others say and you should be good.

Karu_Tepes wrote:

Do you really think we're that stupid?

It's been a thing here for a very long time to say "gg aim" or "omg aimb0t" between members of the community who are part of the community. It's not an accusation, it's a joke. If we have been here long enough to earn the tag and so on, and we truly and honestly thought you were using an aimbot, trust me we would report you.

The rule was removed because of SO many report hunts. People were reporting "accusations" left and right over the tiniest of things. Hell I was reported for accusing at one post because mistyped a name and they thought I was accusing them of ban evade. The staff here are low on numbers and overworked already. And they are volunteers, they don't get any reward or pay. /so cluttering their already too large workload with more trash and minor inconveniences is just going to burn them out more.

Ultimately, it boils down to this: Many members of the community say it as a joke. We've been trying to bring you into the higher experienced community because you ARE a good player, and it's clear you're not going anywhere. We honestly do want you to be a community member, but it's going to require some work on your side. Part of that is learning to take a joke. I'm autistic, I miss sarcasm 90% of the time, but I still see when most of them are joking. And if it does bother you that much that someone jokingly called you an aimbot (even though everyone has kind of agreed you're not) ask them nicely to stop. Or use /ignore.

You REALLY need to take a moment, sit down with a tagged member (or several) and talk about the server. Instead of being Top Cop, ease up and go for a sunday drive with us. That's my honest advice for you, but as far as the suggestion goes, I'm going to have to say negative. Not because it's right (I think public accusing is also wrong btw) but because it will lead to too many people report hunting tagged members for jokes. We'd have people reported every time they say "Nice aim" which hell might not even be a joke but a real compliment. When English isn't their first language, and what they do speak is often a mess or google translate, that happens a lot. They misunderstand something, report it, and either they get denied and laughed at, or worse, someone gets punished for something they honestly didn't do, but they can't form a good defense either.