Re: FFA is dead.
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Originally Posted by StarWarsGeek "no killing while some1s saber is down even if they r still force spamming you" |
Precisely, that part is just stupid. If I'm taking a lightning bolt from someone, then I don't know about anyone else, but I'd sure as hell class that as a hostile action.
The main problem I see with it is that some people believe FFA just shouldn't exist, and some people think that FFA shouldn't be an "opt-out" scenario. It's idiots on both sides of the debate.
I'm all for allowing FFA, but if someone simply doesn't want to participate in the FFA for whatever reason (taking a short break, for example), then they should have every right to opt-out and then opt back in when they're ready to continue.
The majority of servers would be so much more enjoyable if anything was allowed under the condition that combat was consentual.
This is pretty much the only rule I ever take to heart:
"Something is only out of bounds if the other participent doesn't consent to being a part of the activity." Want to start an FFA? Go ahead, just leave people alone if they don't want to be part of the FFA. Want to sit over in the corner and duel instead of participating in the FFA? Hey, feel free.
Just don't try to shove your way of gaming down everyone else's throat. Y'know?
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Originally Posted by StarWarsGeek what if some people dont know how to make thier own server or dont have a good enough pc? |
No one has a good enough PC to run a server. The only good server is a dedicated server, and if it's being run from a home PC, it's just not dedicated. There shouldn't be one single server in this or any other gaming community run from a home-based PC, since they offer a vastly sub-par gaming experience.
Ever wonder why you lag to hell on most clan's servers? Yeah, it's because the morons think their half-assed outdated PC and 8mbps ADSL connection is good enough to run a server. Well, it's not.
That's how you can tell between a dedicated server and one that some idiot kid is running from their computer. Dedicated server = relatively lag-free experience for just 'bout everyone (unless they're, like, at the exact opposite end of the planet). Home server = laggy as hell for anyone who isn't close to the host machine.
Just because a computer is good enough to run the game doesn't mean it's good enough to host a server for it.