Answered days orders

[fahel]

Since days were removed a long time ago, I was wondering if I say, for example;
"Afk in cells day" and put a marker, would it be a tricky order if I killed who stayed in cells?

 

[Jermbo]

I'm not going to explain it.

Feel free to check this - https://blackwonder.tf/threads/jb-markers.23529/

 

[Kiri]

I'm pretty sure markers aren't implied (but you can't use them to kill reds). But you should say "go to the marker" anyways in order to clear confusion.

If you say "afk in cells day" then say "go to the marker", it wouldn't be a trick order to kill those who stay in cells.

 

[fahel]

I'm not going to explain it.

Feel free to check this - https://blackwonder.tf/threads/jb-markers.23529/

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by putting down a marker i mean saying to go to the marker. I already know that markers aren't implied

 

[Jermbo]

Oh if order meant to go to the marker then people in cells are kos.

If you say "afk in cells day" then say "go to the marker", it wouldn't be a trick order to kill those who stay in cells.

 

[Chris TCC]

since days are now banned, the order gets overruled by the next order that conflicts with it, like any standard order.
People like to say the word "day" although it doesn't mean anything anymore.

Just imagine the order like this:
> AFK in cell.
> go to the marker.

doesn't seem that complex, right?

 

[Jim]

Since days were removed a long time ago, I was wondering if I say, for example;
"Afk in cells day" and put a marker, would it be a tricky order if I killed who stayed in cells?

Yes this would be considered a trick order. You are intentionally being vague with what you want reds to do in order to get them killed.

 

[Bodacious Mr. E]

You guys still play jailbreak? cringe