Richard2000 wrote:
i hate the one where u cant command from a tank
You shouldn't generally. Depends on the number of players of course but commanders should generally
command; it's hard enough to find someone who's decent at the job without taking
almost all of their attention away from what they should be doing. WE do the fighting, you do the scanning, UAV, supplies, artie and general battlefield-watchdog duties.
Had a real champ in a match on Sharqi tonight, thought it would be fun to command from the gunner's seat of the MEC chopper, on a 64-player server.
ThomasMorgan wrote:
No base raping even if all other flags are capped. I can understand that it sucks for the other team, but what are you expected to do? Wait for them to try and cap a flag?
Even though I hate baserape if you've been outfought and you're down to the one base and it's an uncap I mean seriously, do we have to religiously wait for them to leave the area to kill them?
duffry wrote:
Any anti baserape rule but that's another story.
If you're spawning and getting killed instantly because there's a tank driving up and down the street and a squad of infantry camped out, weapons pointing directly at the spawn zones, that's a bit much in my book.
The whole baserape thing
is a bit hazy though; how far outside the circle is still considered part of the base? Not all bases are as sharply defined as the one on Oman.
duffry wrote:
We have a queue for vehicles rule (first to reach the spawn point choses their position in the vehicle). It's a bit lame that it should need to be done but it works pretty well and is reasonably easy to admin fairly.
Is this common?
What do people think about it?
No question this is the way it should be normally. No, it's not common; only seen it once or twice before at most.
Probably my favourite, not because it's the most lame but because I've seen it many times having played on the server a fair bit: DO NOT JUMP TO AVOID ENEMY FIRE. (Edit: I see it's already been posted). Like that's enforceable anyway! And as it is I don't think it is enforced so it's just there for amusement value.
Another choice one is "no claymores to protect flags", okaaaay, fair enough I think that's against the ROE but if I place the claymores outside the flag-protect zone then they're not 'protecting' the flag so... Duh, the sooner people realise that clays protecting flags and building entrances encourages teamwork the better