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So myself and a few other individuals were curious as to whether you (for those who attended) enjoyed the retro jail night (RJN) that occurred Monday night that was in place of the regularly scheduled jail night?
If you did not get the privilege to attend, then allow me to fill you in on what it basically was:
The main point is to rebel and take over the jail as a T. As guards your point was to prevent the T's from rebelling and to reach an LR (this rarely happened last night).
1.The jail night is hosted on old style/original eGO jail maps from the olden days.
2.NO ST's or freedays are given out
3.Freekilling is not a concern, you as prisoners are there to rebel and take over.
4.There are no built in min-games, you must be creative (This is by far the most difficult part (for some)).
5.???
6.End.
So basically the RJN's are old style rules and maps with little care about some of the current eGO jail rules. I would say it applies to a different group of players, so If you did or didnt attend would you like to try this type of game again as a perhaps once a month event?
If you did not get the privilege to attend, then allow me to fill you in on what it basically was:
The main point is to rebel and take over the jail as a T. As guards your point was to prevent the T's from rebelling and to reach an LR (this rarely happened last night).
1.The jail night is hosted on old style/original eGO jail maps from the olden days.
2.NO ST's or freedays are given out
3.Freekilling is not a concern, you as prisoners are there to rebel and take over.
4.There are no built in min-games, you must be creative (This is by far the most difficult part (for some)).
5.???
6.End.
So basically the RJN's are old style rules and maps with little care about some of the current eGO jail rules. I would say it applies to a different group of players, so If you did or didnt attend would you like to try this type of game again as a perhaps once a month event?
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ther days please!!
