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Watery
Member Posts: 1,167
Before you start, I do understand this may sound unoriginal, but due to the recent state of affairs in terms of witch-hunting, I believe this may provide a viable solution to it.
Rather than stating the killers username, or survivors username, they’d be listed as the killer they were playing. There may be a few issues with this design- namely that the stack of survivors may make it impossible for it to appear that way.
My point is, is that this will not only help with the witch-hunting reportable offense, as it will make it much harder to work around: and even if, the streamer does turn said mode off, the action could be seen immediately.
Thoughts?
Rather than stating the killers username, or survivors username, they’d be listed as the killer they were playing. There may be a few issues with this design- namely that the stack of survivors may make it impossible for it to appear that way.
My point is, is that this will not only help with the witch-hunting reportable offense, as it will make it much harder to work around: and even if, the streamer does turn said mode off, the action could be seen immediately.
Thoughts?
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What state of affairs in regards to witch hunting?.. I don't see there being any issue about witch hunting.
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I dont see what this has to do with witchhunting either.
Blockign out the killer name on your screen would only help against streamsniping (which is not even a bannable offense btw)
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Namely, I think situations (in regards of the Ochido ban, which was quite awhile ago), could be prevented through that means. Like a way to prevent it, I suppose? I can’t be certain. I don’t think this was the best idea, either.TheBean said:What state of affairs in regards to witch hunting?.. I don't see there being any issue about witch hunting.
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I think just blocking names at the fire is a good idea, I assume some lobby dodging is to play with the killer, even if a team has no items toolboxes and such I still see dodging and if it's a youtuber or someone well known in lobbies, killers may just leave due to they know how good that person is, after a match the killer can see the names, if a survivor dies they get to see who everyone was0
