Lots of exploiters on dustbowl lately.

[Pyrotechnician]

Lately, I've noticed a lot of engis doing teleporter exploits. If you take their teleporter you get stuck.

 

[OODA Loop]

its not that they "suck" 90% of the time they dont know that its a exploit, then they get stuck

at least half the time i've seen it

but your right, i wish people would just play by the rules

 

[IBez]

Its just bad placing on their side. An exploit would be were you could fire from said stuck position and not get killed your self.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[OODA Loop]

[quote1206505083=IBez]
Its just bad placing on their side. An exploit would be were you could fire from said stuck position and not get killed your self.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
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no your right, thats what (i think) were talking about

 

[Pyrotechnician]

[quote1206507077=IBez]
Its just bad placing on their side. An exploit would be were you could fire from said stuck position and not get killed your self.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
[/quote1206507077]

These "greifers" are trying to screw over their own team.

 

[RESPAWN]

Actually, I would consider it an exploit if they are purposely doing to grief their own team. Just try to keep some eG's and eGO's on your contact lists guys, and don't be afraid to call for help if you see any of this stuff going down. We're always happy to enforce the rules and have no problem doing so when needed.

 

[IBez]

If they're doing it maliciously an admin should tell them "Hey your tele gets people stuck." If they dontm ove it or destroy it then ban them.

 

[delrio]

It's all Kamphy's fault. Sue him.

 

[Carmine]

agreed

 

[Lafinass]

You can't assume it is intentional. Particularly engineers setting up in the sewers on stage three, if you place your exit anywhere near the girders that happen every ten feet or so it traps players that use it.

 

[RAF 2008]

Yeah, I've placed teleporters in the sewers in stage three without knowing people get stuck in them, so it isn't always on purpose. Usually telling the Engineer responsible solves the problem anyway, so I don't think it's a big deal.