Spec Jumping

[BebeStars]

This is against the server rules correct?

-Adorable.

 

[Simon]

Yes, it is considered stat padding and against our rules. Admin follows a warn, kick, then ban policy on it.

 

[FemmeFX]

The user b3n_• does that when there's no admin in the match

 

[BebeStars]

Yes, it is considered stat padding and against our rules. Admin follows a warn, kick, then ban policy on it.

yeah they stopped doing it when the admins came on. I left a drop box note about it. He did it twice and Femme here seen it as well apparently.

 

[Simon]

yeah they stopped doing it when the admins came on. I left a drop box note about it. He did it twice and Femme here seen it as well apparently.

Glad to see it getting reported. Just gather as much evidence as possible and leadership can take action. The same deal applies to people who jump to spec to restock grenades.

 

[TheDopeDragon]

stat padding? this is new to me

 

[Simon]

stat padding? this is new to me

Check out this here:


https://www.edge-gamers.com/forums/...-DoD-S-FAQ-s&p=1649340&viewfull=1#post1649340

 

[Brewmaster]

yes and it should be, cant believe people are that worried about stats - its a game!

 

[Cubey]

Glad to see it getting reported. Just gather as much evidence as possible and leadership can take action. The same deal applies to people who jump to spec to restock grenades.

The game stat system can be used as proof here. It displays the date and time when the opposing team won a round. It also displays player's actions. If you suspect a player is spec-jumping after the end of the round, then you only need to look at the game-action list and see what is happening.

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There is a player on axis side who jumps to spec after being killed every time, or sometimes leaves the server, and rejoins. Why? Because he does not want to be dominated. Thus, he is not actually manipulating his score, he is though deliberately avoiding dominations.

 

[Adorable Miracle]

The game stat system can be used as proof here. It displays the date and time when the opposing team won a round. It also displays player's actions. If you suspect a player is spec-jumping after the end of the round, then you only need to look at the game-action list and see what is happening.

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There is a player on axis side who jumps to spec after being killed every time, or sometimes leaves the server, and rejoins. Why? Because he does not want to be dominated. Thus, he is not actually manipulating his score, he is though deliberately avoiding dominations.

How do you find this info Cubey?

 

[Simon]

The game stat system can be used as proof here. It displays the date and time when the opposing team won a round. It also displays player's actions. If you suspect a player is spec-jumping after the end of the round, then you only need to look at the game-action list and see what is happening.

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There is a player on axis side who jumps to spec after being killed every time, or sometimes leaves the server, and rejoins. Why? Because he does not want to be dominated. Thus, he is not actually manipulating his score, he is though deliberately avoiding dominations.

How do you find this info Cubey?

On GameMe, on a players profile, hit events. You'll see when they die / go to spec, etc etc.