That would only encourage more animosity towards one another. 

That is a terrible, terrible idea.

That would cause pure chaos. I like the how the booting system works now.

"That would cause pure chaos. I like the how the booting system works now. "

No, I dont like the idea of going after another player.  Just do what a lot of PC games do and let you choose a punishment.  I  love the freezing option, so that the player cannot move.  Or where they lose all weapons.  Or they catch on fire and are losing life gradually.  Or you just strike them down.  Or make them move super slow.  Or blind them.
But damn, it is always awesome to betray someone, then bait them into killing you enough times that you can boot them.  Or its even more hilarious when someone does it on accident, it happens, but you boot them anyway without hesitation.  Laugh your ass off.

"No, I dont like the idea of going after another player.  Just do what a lot of PC games do and let you choose a punishment.  I  love the freezing option, so that the player cannot move.  Or where they lose all weapons.  Or they catch on fire and are losing life gradually.  Or you just strike them down.  Or make them move super slow.  Or blind them. But damn, it is always awesome to betray someone, then bait them into killing you enough times that you can boot them.  Or its even more hilarious when someone does it on accident, it happens, but you boot them anyway without hesitation.  Laugh your ass off. "

" @SpikeSpiegel said:

"That would cause pure chaos. I like the how the booting system works now. "

I don't, it's consistantly inconsistant. "

" @L4wz said:

" @SpikeSpiegel said:

"That would cause pure chaos. I like the how the booting system works now. "

I don't, it's consistantly inconsistant. "

Not really. The more often you betray the higher the chance you might get booted. Besides, a little griefing can be fun. "

" @SpikeSpiegel said:

" @L4wz said:

" @SpikeSpiegel said:

"That would cause pure chaos. I like the how the booting system works now. "

I don't, it's consistantly inconsistant. "

Not really. The more often you betray the higher the chance you might get booted. Besides, a little griefing can be fun. "

It's fun until it happens to you. "

"@SpikeSpiegel said:

"That would cause pure chaos. I like the how the booting system works now. "

I don't, it's consistantly inconsistant. "

That sounds horrible.                 

Speaking as someone who's accidentally shot teammates many a time when it's late at night and I don't quite distinguish red and blue so well when something jumps out at me and I have a rocket launcher, this is a terrible goddamn idea. Accidental betrayals do exist, you know.

I really don't like this idea. It creates conflict between a team of people when you should be working together and what's more if there is someone in the game who is really determined to be a jackass it won't matter how many times you come bearing down on them with a spartan laser, they'll still betray you again. This mechanic also carries the problem that for up to 30 seconds of the game one member of the team is going to be preoccupied hunting down their betrayer instead of contributing towards their team, while the other player may be preoccupied simply trying to avoid 'revenge' when they may have been contributing towards their team. This presents an even bigger problem if you consider that accidental betrayals do occasionally happen and can't be helped, but if this system were implemented accidental betrayals would be treated exactly the same as deliberate ones. Also there's not really anything here to stop you using your weapons to menace the opposing team, even if the rocket launcher you've spawned with can only hurt your betrayer the opposing team don't know that and you could easily abuse the weapon to scatter the opposing team even if there's no real threat.

That's not a very good idea. It's good until you say you get to kill them back with whatever gun. Instead, why not just press y to kill them automatically?