These things drive me up a wall, but you'll never hear the lynch mob condemn those players. Getting pinked because of these types would be enraging, and I bet we see plenty of griefing exploiting this to cause others to turn pink. WHY do you need to sail SO close to allied ships? I call these types barnacles- because they stick to you like a wet diaper. This would be bad in any title but is especially so in World of Warships, which is not only rated PEGI-7 and thus available to children, even if they are not the primary target audience, but has significant appeal to military veterans who are a group well known as being at an increased risk of problem gambling. Low HP allied DD, unspotted, rammed into him (didn't quite make the turn or whatever, wasn't intentional griefing). Or the schmoes that play bumper cars at spawn or in the middle of a battle. Saw that happen to div mate once in the perhaps most hilarious bit of WoWs WTF ever: Mate in BB, spotted, doing his things. It takes two to tango- players need to take some responsibility for their own safety, too. Not to mention all the doofus's that insist on sailing right between two ships that are shooting at each other. resulting in their team mate getting a -1. I have seen people (more than twice) run parallel to torpedoes for 7 km and then turn into them.yes turn into them. I ran out of fingers counting the times when a team mate has run into torps from myself or another team mate because they were totally oblivious to everything but what they were tunnel visioning on. the teamkill system keeps counting your firedamage on him 3.If this is as harsh as it sounds I guess we'll see a lot more pink. the HE shell hitting the Kurfusrt set him on fire and the fire went on 2. What happened in your case could be that 1. When you've inflicted enough damage on allied ships, some damage will be mirrored onto your own ship, which eventually could lead to your ship sinking from the mirrored damage. The frequency of allied damage, over a number of battles. A number of battles with no allied damage will be necessary to remove the Pink status. Further allied damage will be diminished on allies and incrementally multiplied on the offending ship, in HP %. When an Offending account reach the TK threshold, its nickname turns Pink ( TK marker). All allied damage is tracked and automatically registered on the Offending account.
Damage or destruction of allied vehicles is frowned upon.
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