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    Spawn Killing

    in Insurgency Discussion

    Posted · Edited by _derXos_

    19 minutes ago, Barron3000 said:

    This is an old topic but anyway :lol:

    Derxos brought up a good point or two. It's all down to peoples map knowledge too

    We typically ban people after bring warned and continue spawn killing.

    The rule stats when joining the servers "No Excessive spawnkilling over numerous of rounds"

    If an admin tells you to stop after 1 or 2 attempts and you go ahead and ignore them your out

    Holy shit I didn't even notice the date on the posts

    Spawn Killing

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    What I consider to be excessive spawn killing is when you do not give the opposing team a chance to move more than a couple of steps. By that I mean that they don't have a slightest chance of providing any kind of resistance (shooting back or ducking for cover). IED's C4 and RPG in the spawn clearly qualify, and also "exploiting" some map's possible weakness (Market for example), where you take a position and gun down people after they take a few steps. I made my bones in COD 5 and that is the rule we follow there. Don't shoot someone who can't shoot back (because they just spawned). 

    Now I give warnings because I can't ban people, only kick, but some people really push it. I also realize that sometimes people do gun down others really close to the spawn (myself included) because things can sometimes get heated, but when warned or just alerted to that fact, they quit doing that. But there are others on the other hand that do not abide by this rule and need a kick in the ass sometimes :) 

    That's my position 

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