| A tactic or a N00bish act? [message #-966220] |
Thu, 15 August 2002 03:40  |
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What do you think about that,when ,for example,some player joins GDI,and gives N0d info about attacks,defences,etc etc etc...Is that a tactic or a N00bs way to win?(or lose)?In the demo it was quite often seen in the servers,but in the real Renegade not so often. ![[Confused]](confused.gif)
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| A tactic or a N00bish act? [message #-966218] |
Thu, 15 August 2002 04:05  |
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That's no tactic. That's cheating, and a kickable offense in my opinion, sabotaging your own team like that.
Now, if you're really playing, and you decide to give them false information, then that's another story. A friend of mine likes to plant a nuke or ion, then yell in the all-chat about some location where it isn't. Some of the time, it works since some players either aren't thinking to look at the chat, or haven't hit "tab" to see the full list of players in the upper right. They rush the building it supposedly is and then find it is really somewher eelse.
Being a blatant "spy" is one thing, playing mind games is entirely another. ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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| A tactic or a N00bish act? [message #-966215] |
Thu, 15 August 2002 04:32 |
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Itīs called espionage, and spies are usually send home or executed.
So if you canīt get the "spying" player to leave, then get him/her to guard you beacon while you exit the game ![[Roll Eyes]](rolleyes.gif)
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