Players who kill teammates because they're blue.

The_Chieftain:   The man asks an intelligent question, and I wish more people would think about it.   The intent of turning a player blue is not to effectively bar him from playing. If that were the intent, we'd bar him from playing for a bit. And, yes, the programming is set up that after a certain level of TKing, the player is barred from playing. Players who kill blue players on sight are in effect going beyond the intent of the programming, barring a blue player from playing, and not working on the basis of "just because you can doesn't mean that you should." The programming has the intermediate step of "blue" because we don't think he's done enough to warrant not being allowed to play, but to allow green players to remove him -if necessary-.   Put it this way. If you leave a blue player alone and he starts shooting at you, if you kill him before he damages too many allies or not, you're fighting a full enemy team short handed because of his actions. If you kill him on sight, you're fighting the enemy team short-handed because of -your- actions. Where is the percentage in not waiting to see what he does before handicapping your own team?