Goonhub
10-23-2021, 05:04 PM
there are a lot of factors that would go into a decision like this, but generally speaking (from my pov, i speak for no other admins obv) the security player wouldn't get banned for this unless it was a recurring problem
the real baseline is if the security person can point to evidence why they did it. if it was "someone said they were bad" then i would probably give them a gentle bop along the lines of "you should at least attempt to find out the truth". if it was "they had a bloody c-saber in their bag and this other guy was murdered with a csaber" then that's just how ss13 goes
questions along the line of "how far can you push x before it becomes bannable" are impossible to answer objectively
the real baseline is if the security person can point to evidence why they did it. if it was "someone said they were bad" then i would probably give them a gentle bop along the lines of "you should at least attempt to find out the truth". if it was "they had a bloody c-saber in their bag and this other guy was murdered with a csaber" then that's just how ss13 goes
questions along the line of "how far can you push x before it becomes bannable" are impossible to answer objectively