16 is this -> || <- close to too many people. Any more and it just because friendlyfire deathmatch with lots of waiting and hard to distinguish teams.

And a lot of frustration.

Not if you shoot them in the face.

More like ttt_combine_laziness_v1 if you ask me.

Hardly.

Anyways, are you not concerned about players simply memorizing the map? I'm just going to slide this idea in here: moving walls.

Wait... which one do you live in the most?

Not knowing how to code in Garry's Mod myself, I wonder if it's possible to code the magneto stick to freeze then unfreeze the carried body when it lets go of it, effectively removing any unwanted speed the body might have.

How was the old system exploitable in a way this one isn't, exactly?

Anyways, I don't see why you're going to such lengths to make longer timers more useful. Just because it's an option doesn't mean it has to be as useful.

Players running in to find the C4 were already taking the risk of death because they have no idea how long it's been ticking or when it'll blow (until it's too late), so I wouldn't exactly call it "guaranteed defusion" or "free traitor kill" or "risk free" at all. This new system has more of a double risk if you ask me: both finding it and diffusing.

In my opinion, actually getting to the C4 without it blowing up on you and having enough time to extract the code was definitely enough work to earn DNA which might not even make it to the hands of a detective.

Because doing the C4 thing is, quite simply, more fun. It's also much less traceable and the reaction people will have ("what the fuck where did that come from oh shit we all died") is way better than simply killing traitors on sight.

I liked the old system because if you actually got to the C4 early, you could reliably defuse it. Now when you get to a C4 early, there's still a random chance element of blowing yourself up and a ton of innocents who have yet to evacuate. Who will even bother?

Of course neither of us will know how it turns out until it's released, but I'm fairly confident in my speculation.


EDIT: Have you ever considered the prospect of a gas-type C4 that renders the area around it poisonous for a while? Kind of like an area denial thing.

How about if a traitor gets an innocent friend to do it for them and, for instance, kill 10 people huddled around a traitor checker because they never heard the beeping?

If you're going to do graphics, why not implement that Mastermind idea instead? That can't be exploited and actually requires some panic-fueled problem solving.

You should add an in-game store where players can pay real money for credits.

Fix'd.

"Disassemble" or "Disable" sounds less confusing than "Destroy".

Some of them are.

It was honestly just an educated guess and I'm sorry for going out on too much of a limb.

Anyways, I wasn't saying this should be a ban thread, I just wanted to post it. I forgot my password for the DNR forums am in game now. Also my DNR admin disappeared :(

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Aim-botting. Brutally obvious. Don't have a video but you can take my word.

I think we need a ban thread.

The silenced pistol is good because it has practically unlimited use and it's silent. If a person is standing still and they don't know you're there, headshot + body shot and it's like you knifed them.

I'd like to point out that the dead body icon looks nothing like a dead body, making the binoculars icon look weird.

I suggest that players (mostly traitors) be able to use both slot 7 and slot 8 (slot 8 being the one being used exclusively for the DNA scanner I believe) for all traitor/detective items. The reason behind this is because it lets traitors use their items in combination, i.e. teleporter + newton launcher. Of course, traitors packing two items can't pick up DNA scanners.

Alternately, move DNA scanner to slot 9 and have slot 7 and 8 for items.

God what a douche.

Anyways, it could be neat, but I'm against it. The innocents have very few deduction skills as it is, why take away the one where they know how many traitors they're up against?

Nice to see you're as cheery as usual.

Players don't really set the bomb to any time higher than the minimum because there's no guarantee the players will still be there in 3 minutes, let alone not hear the beeper and evacuate. Such a pathetically low number of players actually try to diffuse the bomb anyway, since simply standing back and warning players is much more reliable, easier, and effective. Going to find the bomb is a suicide mission since the bombs are usually very well hidden and you practically can't tell the time left, and the reward is unreliable (due to detective requirement) and pretty much just leads to a cornered traitor going postal on you if you do get anywhere.

But I mean obviously you knew all this already. You know the code like the back of your hand, so that must mean you know how players take to the game just as well. Clearly anyone attempting to convey any sort of advice based off of their personal experiences is a smart ass, and they should be punished for making you suffer so.