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So? Does that mean Cubecraft has to follow that same pattern? You need to warn players when reporting, and cross teaming is already against the rules.
Using your logic, because cross teaming is against the rules they shouldn't get a warning. You're trying to make them read the rules while giving them the option to skip, JUST so you can instantly get them punished without warning them.
CC's rules are on the website, and they can choose not to read them even though they DO exist. When reporting people for teaming/swearing, there's a rule that you must warn them before they get their punishment. Why would making rules accessible in-game, remove the whole warning rule? It's not really fair if they get immediately muted for it.
Some players play on a handful of servers on the regular, and can confuse the rules with other servers. If they are warned, they'll likely stop doing what they're doing. Removing the need to warn would cause unfair bans, as some players would've stopped if they were warned.
Well since it will automatically move them there and they can agree to the rules it will log his agreement which means he chose not to read the rules which causes him to be at fault, the can see all accounts who agreed to the rules
Gainfullterror
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Even if they were forced to read the rules, they can skip them as you said. If they were banned without warning, it'd still be unfair as they generally didn't know it wasn't allowed. It shouldn't be a system where players can skip the rules and THEN be banned IMO.
I do agree, but the lobby should either be accessible at all times to remind players or every once in a while they get teleported there to remind them of the rules since they will say 'I forgot about that rule" or whenever a new rule has been placed it will reset the terms and conditions, & a bonus thing should be at the start of every game a warning will be given about swearing & teaming (the ones that require warnings from players) to remind them and wouldn't be able to say "i forgot" "I didn't notice the rule" etc. These 2 paired up would be the best solution.
In all programs you get terms and conditions that you agree to, if you break the rules it is on you to not of read the rules. It would be on them for not reading the rules.
Gainfullterror
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>In all programs
So? Does that mean Cubecraft has to follow that same pattern? You need to warn players when reporting, and cross teaming is already against the rules.
Using your logic, because cross teaming is against the rules they shouldn't get a warning. You're trying to make them read the rules while giving them the option to skip, JUST so you can instantly get them punished without warning them.
The rules are there for players who care about the server unlike people who do not care about the rules, there is no skip button there is just agree to rules which means that players in game do not need to warn them since they will know about the rule so why would they cross team. So if they skip which it takes like 2 minutes to read will be completely their fault if they get in trouble for breaking rules.
Gainfullterror
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How exactly? If you choose not to read the rules, it's your problem, not anyone else.
Gainfullterror
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Everyone knows all servers have rules.
CC's rules are on the website, and they can choose not to read them even though they DO exist. When reporting people for teaming/swearing, there's a rule that you must warn them before they get their punishment. Why would making rules accessible in-game, remove the whole warning rule? It's not really fair if they get immediately muted for it.
Some players play on a handful of servers on the regular, and can confuse the rules with other servers. If they are warned, they'll likely stop doing what they're doing. Removing the need to warn would cause unfair bans, as some players would've stopped if they were warned.
It is the most fair thing to do, rather warning them every time, if you didn't read the rules of the server, that's your problem, the idea is to make it more likely that new people would read the rules, and if they don't that's their problem.
I like this idea, but I still think you should have to tell them about teaming and language and whatnot. It's not only there if they don't know but also as a warning. I think they should be allowed to have a warning, sure it's annoying but oh well it's how I feel, Rules on the server I do like though.
But this way it automatically does this, Also a lot of people agree with this even people who have broken a rule.
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