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04-22-2017, 11:25 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:06 AM by Fearless Community. Edited 2 times in total.
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It really doesn't take long to check logs for something like that if you've been given the time it happened. I actually found it quite fun to do a bit of investigating and piece together the evidence with the logs to conclude reports.
If the video doesn't catch any names or anything, you could look for other occurrences in the video such as a message in OOC or even someone spawning a certain prop. That way you can directly connect the video to the logs to sync up when the actual rule breaking happened and pull the name from the logs.
The only real difficulty comes when trying to decide if there was a valid reason for the alleged rulebreak to happen. That's often hard to decipher from a short video as you don't know what happened before hand and it would require stories from the involved people which can't always be trusted.
If the video doesn't catch any names or anything, you could look for other occurrences in the video such as a message in OOC or even someone spawning a certain prop. That way you can directly connect the video to the logs to sync up when the actual rule breaking happened and pull the name from the logs.
The only real difficulty comes when trying to decide if there was a valid reason for the alleged rulebreak to happen. That's often hard to decipher from a short video as you don't know what happened before hand and it would require stories from the involved people which can't always be trusted.
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