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04-12-2016, 09:01 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:04 AM by Fearless Community.
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You don't just decide that 'the following people will talk for me'. If you are banned, you can ask someone to post for YOU, but not for themselves. Else the UBR/PR/Admin abuse sections would be filled to the brim with lawyerism.
Now, onto what you said.
You claim that you 'simply got shot, so you had to shoot back', however, if you look at the video at 1:13 you start aiming your sights at the people where you previously died. You don't shoot, you keep aiming. Then about 3-4 seconds later you got shot so you shoot back.
What you should have done is stayed inside the Nexus. Then you wouldn't be breaking NLR. But by peeking out and, in a way, waiting to be shot at, you put yourself up to be attacked. Retaliating then made you break NLR, because you should not return, nor interact with the area that you last died in.
Here's an example: say the Corleones get killed in their spawn point. They respawn and the enemies are still there. Would it be breaking NLR if they aim at them and shoot back if assaulted? Yeah, definitely. Are they supposed to just leave the area? Yeah, definitely.
If NLR would not apply in this case then it would open the door to cases such as shooting assailants with a sniper rifle within your NLR area.
On top of that, unfair blacklists are handled in the unblacklist request section. It is not abuse to blacklist someone for breaking rules. If you want to and can prove you did not actually break the rules, you post an unblacklist request. However, you have broken NLR, therefore the unblacklist request was denied.
Now, onto what you said.
You claim that you 'simply got shot, so you had to shoot back', however, if you look at the video at 1:13 you start aiming your sights at the people where you previously died. You don't shoot, you keep aiming. Then about 3-4 seconds later you got shot so you shoot back.
What you should have done is stayed inside the Nexus. Then you wouldn't be breaking NLR. But by peeking out and, in a way, waiting to be shot at, you put yourself up to be attacked. Retaliating then made you break NLR, because you should not return, nor interact with the area that you last died in.
Here's an example: say the Corleones get killed in their spawn point. They respawn and the enemies are still there. Would it be breaking NLR if they aim at them and shoot back if assaulted? Yeah, definitely. Are they supposed to just leave the area? Yeah, definitely.
If NLR would not apply in this case then it would open the door to cases such as shooting assailants with a sniper rifle within your NLR area.
On top of that, unfair blacklists are handled in the unblacklist request section. It is not abuse to blacklist someone for breaking rules. If you want to and can prove you did not actually break the rules, you post an unblacklist request. However, you have broken NLR, therefore the unblacklist request was denied.