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NintendoTurtle Safezoning during combat - Domybuttmister - Dec 6th, 2015
Your IGN: Kingdweeb
Abuser?s IGN: NintendoTurtle
Abuser?s rank: B-guard
What the abuser was doing: Safezoned, While in combat, To count for the sword I was using to kill him.
When this happened: (Include date and timezone) ~3:30 PM EST 12/6/2015
Proof: (insert an image or video here)
![[Image: IiNQW2t.png]](http://i.imgur.com/IiNQW2t.png)
Additional info:
Re: NintendoTurtle Safezoning during combat - LaughNgamez - Dec 6th, 2015
Unfortunately you're also in a safezone here, will keep an eye out though.
Re: NintendoTurtle Safezoning during combat - Domybuttmister - Dec 6th, 2015
But I was in combat when he started counting.
Re: NintendoTurtle Safezoning during combat - xxlink2003xx - Dec 6th, 2015
(Dec 6th, 2015, 03:06 PM)Domybuttmister link Wrote: But I was in combat when he started counting.
This screenshot doesn't really prove any abuse, but the rule is (this is put in my own words.) If you are you safezone then the guard can also be in safezone whilst calling contrabaned but if the player is in warzone then the guard also has to be.
Re: NintendoTurtle Safezoning during combat - Domybuttmister - Dec 6th, 2015
He started before I was out of combat. That means he started counting, While I was in combat. And I can't be in combat in a safezone.
Re: NintendoTurtle Safezoning during combat - DaNate - Dec 6th, 2015
In this screenshot it doesn't prove that. I believe you, but the evidence isn't there.
Re: NintendoTurtle Safezoning during combat - Domybuttmister - Dec 7th, 2015
(Dec 6th, 2015, 08:35 PM)DaNate link Wrote: In this screenshot it doesn't prove that. I believe you, but the evidence isn't there.
It does. Read the chat. My combat ended while he was counting, meaning he started counting during combat.