That's not how it works though. If you have video evidence of somebody disappearingduring combat, the burden of proof shifts from you to the accused. It's then up to them to prove they were in fact not combat logging.
Refusing to provide evidence on the basis that it would be rejected in bad faith is a pretty common defense by people who made wild or outright false claims which they can't back up when asked to.
Whether the other side rejects your evidence on spurious grounds shouldn't matter, you've shifted the burden and it's then all up to them to provide counter evidence, which can then be evaluated by third parties.
No it doesn't. Providing a video on these forums is naming and shaming and results in a ban and the post deleted. Furthermore, to present packet logs of the accused is admitting to a federal offense in the USA called wire tapping.
Wait a second. Who the hell are these parrots? Seriously? Code has this many people in ED already? How in the hell do you sit there and dictate logic to me while, playing the special pleading fallacy as I've discussed for 2 pages with another one like you?
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