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Offline TeeKaaY

Re: Jailbreak - Rebelling
« Reply #20 on: May 15, 2014, 07:34:18 am »
Now to all of those who did not get the message.

We are not asking to stop rebelling. Give chances to new CT's, rebel against experienced CT's.

Tony, I am not sure, but you are the one rage quitting, because people rebel on you, so what is so stupid here? The rules? Or that we don't have SD every bloody day?

It seems that you don't get what I mean cause your answer just doesn't make sense.
Re-read what I wrote.

Offline Dr.Richtofen

Re: Jailbreak - Rebelling
« Reply #21 on: May 15, 2014, 09:59:45 am »
Our problem is rr clan we cant just tell them dont rebel for a while there point is to rebel and get ponits and dont give a chance to new ct"s
Actually. Being a member of the RR clan, I don't rebel too often anymore, and Points? You get points for playing, every round gives you 1 point, + 1 for if you survive, and if you win LR +5. Rebelling isn't the only way to gather up points, which I personally rarely use, only If I want to buy a deagle or scout.

Offline Ultor

Re: Jailbreak - Rebelling
« Reply #22 on: May 15, 2014, 12:02:05 pm »
Rather then telling us to reduce rebellion attempts, why not use alternative methods like creating step by step guides, tutorials, or even events that puts newbie cts with those pro ones? I'm pretty sure thats more effective than tackling the fundamental gameplay...

Offline Oraken`

Re: Jailbreak - Rebelling
« Reply #23 on: May 15, 2014, 05:38:35 pm »
Ultor its a good idea and i thinks it will be helpful for newbie. But sadly newbies are not kinda connected to forums. And kinda lazy
Rather then telling us to reduce rebellion attempts, why not use alternative methods like creating step by step guides, tutorials, or even events that puts newbie cts with those pro ones? I'm pretty sure thats more effective than tackling the fundamental gameplay...

Offline Ed

Re: Jailbreak - Rebelling
« Reply #24 on: May 15, 2014, 05:59:51 pm »
Rather then telling us to reduce rebellion attempts, why not use alternative methods like creating step by step guides, tutorials, or even events that puts newbie cts with those pro ones? I'm pretty sure thats more effective than tackling the fundamental gameplay...

Has anyone got the time to write it? I don't. Besides you were doing something like this a while a go. What happened?
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Re: Jailbreak - Rebelling
« Reply #25 on: May 24, 2014, 04:28:51 pm »
I've got a great idea,
After Playing For a Long time i Noticed a Thing ,
If there is a Pro Ct For Example Ultor He is 1 And Ts are 10 , Its easy for him , And So Thats why He Needs no other Ct and No Other ct is Further added, If he is added Its Probably A friend or other pro, A Pro Ct Demands a Pro teammate he never agrees To take a noobie.
If the RATIO IS BOUND TO BE RESPECTED WITH OR WITHOUT A PRO CT, than this matter can be solved , The newbie Can learn and Can Take Control more nicely.
Teaming Up Pro's with Noobs According to Ratio can be helpful
OR Making It A Need To Respect ratio Even If You Dont need more ct

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Re: Jailbreak - Rebelling
« Reply #26 on: May 25, 2014, 04:59:57 am »
I've got a great idea,
After Playing For a Long time i Noticed a Thing ,
If there is a Pro Ct For Example Ultor He is 1 And Ts are 10 , Its easy for him , And So Thats why He Needs no other Ct and No Other ct is Further added, If he is added Its Probably A friend or other pro, A Pro Ct Demands a Pro teammate he never agrees To take a noobie.
If the RATIO IS BOUND TO BE RESPECTED WITH OR WITHOUT A PRO CT, than this matter can be solved , The newbie Can learn and Can Take Control more nicely.
Teaming Up Pro's with Noobs According to Ratio can be helpful
OR Making It A Need To Respect ratio Even If You Dont need more ct
I don't think we'll be allowing solo commanding from now on. It's just not fair trying to prove yourself that you're a pro CT by being able to handle them all by yourself. It shouldn't be about that. It should be about people having the chance to command. I know mostly Chaka does this, and Chaka if you are reading here - you don't need to prove yourself anymore dude, you already have, and you've earned the Award of best commander.
Personally, every time I feel like commanding at the start of a new map - I self transfer, and I pick out the CTs who meet my standars:
1. Having a mic.
2. Knowing the rules.
3. Basic rule of first come, first serve.
If 5 people who meet these standsrs want to be a CT, I will most likely pick the first 2 of them to say "me" or so...

On the Internet, you can be anyone and anything you want. Its strange that so many people choose to be stupid.

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Re: Jailbreak - Rebelling
« Reply #27 on: May 25, 2014, 05:14:19 pm »
It all depends on the person who is a CT..

For example whenever I am CT no one even tries to rebel. So, that is waaaaay to different topic from this one.

You can't fix this, we just need experienced CTs capable of doing their job properly + a little more dosage of strictness will do the job  ;)

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Exactly , like if chaka is ct it's hard to rebel on him because he is skilled and he do games witch is impossible to rebel , no solution for it the rebellers is getting more stronger and that make the server rocks  and for the new poor ct's i suggest them to play hs , public ect ect to learn a skill called =How to shoot= or stay terrorist better for them.


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Offline Ḏ℮ηїαł

Re: Jailbreak - Rebelling
« Reply #28 on: May 26, 2014, 12:15:41 am »
Chaka impossible to rebel on? Haha, you guys make me laugh!

If you guys are smart you will know how to work past his 'anti rebelling' scheme.

OT:

We should give new CT's a few rounds to command and complete days so they aren't discouraged and leave, I agree but you can try to reduce the rebelling in the server but it wont work.. it just depends on the CT, if it's a good CT who's fun and knows how to keep the prisoners entertained, doubt anyone would want to and instead they'd flame the guy rebelling, but seriously if it's a CT that does the same boring days over and over again.. I have a life and time I can't waste, I WILL rebel in order to get some fun..

My opinion is to support the idea of reducing rebelling!
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