So there's no map boundaries, but we have to play as you would act in real life. So on de_train for example, would a CT be able to go up the ladder at the far outside end of platform 4.
It is a perfectly legitamite flanking maneuver when you know they are inside and you want more access routes to the bomb, BUT it could also be used (with a loada nades) to completely close off that section of the map. This however would appear not to be TCS.
So it is therefore surely a matter of timing, but then how do you know what is and what isn't timing, and WHAT ABOUT THE GERMANS?
I think that will solve itself, the T's will figure it and take your face off if you popped up that ladder.
If the T's are confirmed and planting merrily inside, I don't see why not, but it doesn't mean that someone could be wondering around up there whilst there is no confirmed bomb. You should be able to defend the bombsite from wherever you are, and you can't from that far away...my 2 cents, but I'm sure a big cuddly bear will come and correct me....who's it gonna be?
QuoteOriginally posted by A Twig@Nov 18 2003, 02:30 PM
So there's no map boundaries, but we have to play as you would act in real life. So on de_train for example, would a CT be able to go up the ladder at the far outside end of platform 4.
It is a perfectly legitamite flanking maneuver when you know they are inside and you want more access routes to the bomb, BUT it could also be used (with a loada nades) to completely close off that section of the map. This however would appear not to be TCS.
So it is therefore surely a matter of timing, but then how do you know what is and what isn't timing, and WHAT ABOUT THE GERMANS?
First question you should ask yourself. Will this help my team covering the bombsites. Initially probably not, but Yes you are allowed to go up the ladder at 4, but you can not rush there directly from spawn and remember that it should be a part of the TEAM strategy. Later in the round it could be the right thing to do.
TCS is no different from PCS other than there are no invisible lines on the map. All players still have to think about the team and the objective rather than getting an easy frag. If you are unsure stay within the old boundaries and you are always safe.
A famous member once said; There is no I in team!
Good judgement is the key word. Trust me if you don't have it the admins have size 15 army boots ... ;)
There is no I in team, but there is an M and an E... ;)
I understand the principle and think it will help us in clan matchs as there will be the option of flanking from the unexpected. i.e. on Aztec when T's rush double doors, it would be perfectly acceptable for a CT to flank through T's bridge room behind them.
Squonk nailed me 4 times in a row at the lan doing this so i have first hand experience of what a good move this can be. (especially if were used to PCS rules)
Still i just hope theres enough admins around to deal with people who
A: dont get the idea
B: respond to DMW members asking them to abide by the rules
QuoteOriginally posted by FBG@Nov 18 2003, 04:30 PM
Still i just hope theres enough admins around to deal with people who
A: dont get the idea
B: respond to DMW members asking them to abide by the rules
If B happens just contact the admins. Get the SteamID and we will remedy the problem.
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Just to reiterate what Sadako said, rushing up that ladder on your own to certain death (with no chance of sending a warning over the radio) is no help to your team as chances are you would be floored without a single kill.
So if its that kind of situation then I guess not to would be the best answer.
QuoteOriginally posted by Stryker@Nov 18 2003, 04:36 PM
...rushing up that ladder on your own to certain death (with no chance of sending a warning over the radio) is no help to your team...
I didn't quite understand the scenario. Are you behind me or what ;)
QuoteOriginally posted by FBG@Nov 18 2003, 04:30 PM
Still i just hope theres enough admins around to deal with people who
A: dont get the idea
B: respond to DMW members asking them to abide by the rules
If there is not an admin around I suggest you do the following.
- Press your team select key (default key M)
- Select the team you are already on (you 'die' if alive), but
- IMPORTANT: DO NOT SELECT A SKIN
- bring up your console and start recording a demo
- go first person on the the player who is not getting the idea
- get the SteamID
When you have enough evidence send the demo to the admins and we will deal with the member.