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Intent is not relevant, its the action of tunneling someone then telling them the reason was the charm is harassment. It is the harassment that is the offense.
Clearly this charm was a good idea! people learn stuff! :D
It was basically "Camping and tunneling has always been fine, why should it now not be acceptable because a survivor is wearing a charm?"
That was pretty much the basis of his argument. I don't think it's fair to call him a clown given the misunderstanding has sprung by the Devs not clarifying what they meant in their twitter post sooner.
That's Law, not Justice.
Here is a problem: How can you tell for certain if a player targeted someone BECAUSE of their " pride" badge? well? You can not. There could be a million reasons someone tunnels another player. Therefor one can never be banned for it.
The only list of official rules that mentioned tunneling is if one specificly targets the same player game after game. Since running into the same group of survivors is almost 0% likely this wont happen either.
Who regulates the law? The State. Therefor, the State decides what Justice is.
I'm LGBT and think everyone is just as toxic as everyone, whether you're gay, bi, trans or hetero. The community is just toxic as it is and pretending it's SUDDENLY homophobic overnight cos a pride charm was added just shows how insecure people are about their own sexuality.
... it's basic logic.
1) In order to make other people feel bad, I need to be able to interact with them.
2) In order to interact with them, I need to not be banned.
3) There is literally a way to make them feel bad and not be banned.
As mentioned in a similar topic:
Here is a problem: How can you tell for certain if a player targeted someone BECAUSE of their "pride" badge? well? You can not. There could be a million reasons someone tunnels another player. Therefor one can never be banned for it.
The only list of official rules that mentioned tunneling is if one specificly targets the same player game after game. Since running into the same group of survivors is almost 0% likely this wont happen either.
If they do ban for tunneling/camping then troll SWFs can bait it by having someone in their group wear the rainbow and play toxic so the killer wants to tunnel them. Then they just mass report for "harassment"
They'll feel bad for getting tunneled or camped. Not for being targeted for their sexuality. If you have a bad match and become unhappy, that's on YOU. If you get harassed in chat for being gay, that's on the person doing it and BHVR should obviously take care of that problem.
As far as I can tell your "logic" is just you yelling about nothing, so we're done here.
And there you have it. The reason why people are so upset.
You are implying that the devs can just infer the reason and ban you, then? Cool.
Except it's not cool. That's not fine. That's dangerous.
Truth in this! Being LGBT, is that the term?, myself, I have meet my fair share of LGBT people who will be quite toxic, telling you what to do, how to behave, and whatnot...