Guide:Knowing who to trust
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Trust is a major part in any player interaction on Legendary Hardcore. This guide will give information on knowing who to trust, and who to not trust.
Disclaimer
These signs are not guarantees, but they help greatly, as they apply to most scenarios. Make sure to trust your gut and play safely, and you can never guarantee that anyone can be 100% trusted.
Major signs you can trust a player
Other players vouch for them
If many other players vouch for your player, this is a good sign, as it shows they have a good reputation.
They actively help out players
If you see the player actively helping players, this is a good sign, because it shows that they do good things for others on the server, which most likely means that they would do the same for you. Make sure to watch out for some of these players, as some players fake helpfulness to then kill or steal from their target.
They are in a well-established team (that does not kill players)
If a player is in a team on the server that is very known or established, this is a good sign, as well-established teams can be trusted due to their presence on the server. A helping team makes sure that each of their members do not attack other players injustly.
- Exception: Players in a team might be a mole in the team; actually working either against the team or for an opposing one.
Minor signs you can trust a player
They have zero player kills
Using the /stats command, you can check how many player kills a player has. If a player has 0 player kills, this is a good sign, as it shows that they are friendly. Players can still kill based on other circumstances. A player with 0 kills might not always have 0 kills.
- Exception: New players almost always have zero player kills, therefore this advice does not apply to new players.
They take disliking to player killers
If a player dislikes player killers, this is a good sign, as it shows that they most likely would not participate in player killing.
- Exception: This isn't a perfect sign, as there are a ton of other factors. For example, a player might not like kills on big players, but is fine with killing new players.