is it against the rules?Probably, but no one seems to mind beacuse it is after victory.
No intentional teamwounding/teamkilling during a round
I do wish they would disable points and k/d after round ends though :idea:Why? TBH I'm amazed that I've not seen a big clanstack teamkilling as many as they can at the end of the round to lower their scores so the game thinks they're worth less yet, ofc a few fun TKs, but nothing that seems directly aimed at manipulating autobalance.
so its ok for admin to say this?(ostulor)zomg, he called Allers a welp, what a badmin.(click to show/hide)
zomg, he called Allers a welp, what a badmin.
No, it isn't against the rules. If someone complains, we will ask the server not to kill them after round. If you were warned to leave someone alone, it falls under griefing and so could result in a kick or ban if it continues.
Personally, I would be up for extending the amount of time between round end and re-spawn another 5 seconds for tomfoolery by the victors in the hopes that it might reduce the amount of grab-assing that goes on just after spawn and just before the round ends when there is such a lopsided victory that the kids can't contain themselves.
I do wish they would disable points and k/d after round ends though :idea:
Pretty much all of this. Once the round ends it has ZERO effect on the outcome of the game, therefor not punishable, with the exception in the case of continued harassment.
The only people that this impacts are K:D scorewhores who take themselves way to serious.
and by your logic, if my team is up 10:1 vs some lowbie scrub, I'm free to kill off as many teammates as long as I win...because it had no bearing on the outcome. Just because it doesnt affect outcome doesnt make it right.
Admin logic fail
and by your logic, if my team is up 10:1 vs some lowbie scrub, I'm free to kill off as many teammates as long as I win...because it had no bearing on the outcome. Just because it doesnt affect outcome doesnt make it right.
Admin logic fail
So it is alright to be a jackass and going berserk at the end of the round, causing people to get annoyed, not letting them hug do whatever they want without annoying everyone else to celebrate the round
causing people to get annoyed, not letting them hug do whatever they want without annoying everyone else to celebrate the round
not letting them hug
and by your logic, if my team is up 10:1 vs some lowbie scrub, I'm free to kill off as many teammates as long as I win...because it had no bearing on the outcome. Just because it doesnt affect outcome doesnt make it right.There is a chance that you dc, there is a chance that you lose 'cause you suck, and here there is a possibility that the other teammates want to help their team/gain valor by killing the last guy.
Admin logic fail
1. Its useless...i know how to end-round tk next time. I try to end-round tk:
2. Ppl...which do this, have small eggs...
3. I put away my sword (after tre round is ending) and a lot of ppl (means the enemy :wink: kills u...why plz?
4. It destroys the K/D
5. The most ppl in the internet give a fuck of moral ore there things, becaus..it is the internet :mrgreen:
Shame u all who do this...smallball's but i think i can understand why.
Want to know?...yeah?...ok...they will losing a fair fight...thats all and they need this kill 4 the own K/D.
I dont do this shit...and i expect the same...i think its fair :wink:
i know..the topic was tk on end of the round but this is also a shame.
bye
ı do it all the time. mostly ends up without killing anyone cause i know who to hit and how to hit that person(by that i mean the angle i hit that person so it usually glances or gives min. damage). its just just primitive fun. most people does it to the guys they know or theyre friendly with so its no big deal. and if u care so much about ur k/d ratio on website just go fuck some hookers irl.
Teamkilling your friends after round end is fine, teamkilling people who don't want to be teamkilled is not (and bannable like a regular teamkill). This was clarified quite some time ago, not sure why the rules weren't updated.