This will be a guide on how to be a prisoner, guard, and warden. Please do not mistake this with the Jail Rulebook, this is just to help you have fun while not breaking the rules!
Prisoner (T):
Difficulty: EASY to MEDIUM - Recommended for first time players.
Your main goals as a prisoner are either: Attempt to kill all the Guards (CT) by rebelling, or Follow the Warden's orders in order to get LR (Last Request).
The easiest way to win a round as a prisoner is by following the Warden’s orders. Following orders is typically really easy, all you need to do is listen to the Warden. The Guards and Warden are going to try to kill off the prisoners because they have been bad. Stealing coffee is a death sentence after all! So you need to try to survive these brutal games of death from the CTs until you are the last prisoner alive.
Ramping up the difficulty to medium, your next course of action is to rebel. Rebelling as a Prisoner is quite easy, just don’t listen to either the Guards or Warden. You break off your chains of imprison and kill all those dirty, fiendish Coffee Hoarders! Rebelling is considered medium difficulty because it can be quite challenging to successfully pull it off. You may die one hundred deaths before you can successfully kill all the Guards. Rebelling takes a few choice skills. You need the ability to shoot a gun well, the ability to hide in plain sight, and the ability to create chaos.
When you decide to rebel, be prepared to be hunted down. Be advised that you will not receive LR when you rebel. When you kill a CT, you are automatically wanted. There are numerous areas that make you automatically wanted as well, they’re called Auto-Wants for short.
The following are universally considered Auto-Wants:
So we will run you through a typical round of jail:
You are waiting on cells to open as some guy gets selected as warden. The young man then immediately starts spouting off his first set of orders. “When the cell doors open, face your cell door and freeze,” he says, in an almost clockwork manner. You are faced with a radical decision:
If you want to rebel, Click Here
If you want to follow orders, Click Here
Already read the story? Click here to discuss!
Prisoner (T):
Difficulty: EASY to MEDIUM - Recommended for first time players.
Your main goals as a prisoner are either: Attempt to kill all the Guards (CT) by rebelling, or Follow the Warden's orders in order to get LR (Last Request).
The easiest way to win a round as a prisoner is by following the Warden’s orders. Following orders is typically really easy, all you need to do is listen to the Warden. The Guards and Warden are going to try to kill off the prisoners because they have been bad. Stealing coffee is a death sentence after all! So you need to try to survive these brutal games of death from the CTs until you are the last prisoner alive.
Ramping up the difficulty to medium, your next course of action is to rebel. Rebelling as a Prisoner is quite easy, just don’t listen to either the Guards or Warden. You break off your chains of imprison and kill all those dirty, fiendish Coffee Hoarders! Rebelling is considered medium difficulty because it can be quite challenging to successfully pull it off. You may die one hundred deaths before you can successfully kill all the Guards. Rebelling takes a few choice skills. You need the ability to shoot a gun well, the ability to hide in plain sight, and the ability to create chaos.
When you decide to rebel, be prepared to be hunted down. Be advised that you will not receive LR when you rebel. When you kill a CT, you are automatically wanted. There are numerous areas that make you automatically wanted as well, they’re called Auto-Wants for short.
The following are universally considered Auto-Wants:
- Ventilation systems going onto elevated platforms
- Elevated platforms
- Armory
- Any areas specified by the Warden
- Gun Caches
So we will run you through a typical round of jail:
You are waiting on cells to open as some guy gets selected as warden. The young man then immediately starts spouting off his first set of orders. “When the cell doors open, face your cell door and freeze,” he says, in an almost clockwork manner. You are faced with a radical decision:
If you want to rebel, Click Here
If you want to follow orders, Click Here
Already read the story? Click here to discuss!
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