Carlos

Hunter points should be upped by 1.5 points, 7 is a little low. K? k. Cause now all people do is boom, and it's impossible to kill infected and now people are getting points off of that. I think hunters should be upped by 1.5 pts, so people can stop complaining. )))) Cause it's getting real annoying

Yes, I agree with your suggestion. Honestly, I've been enjoying games now with the 7 point hunter nerf. However, if there are any plans about increasing the hunter's points, then 8-9 points for the maximum high pounce seems reasonable. This is similar to blinding 5 survivors. Both of these attacks can be challenging in their own way. Maybe that will stop their complaining. I still think anything above 9 points for the maximum high pounce is a little too much

 

Many players booming? Nah, that's a good thing! More blinded survivors means better opportunities for your infected teammates to attack them.

 

Trust me, it isn't impossible to kill the infected if you are blinded (frequently). It can be more challenging to kill them with blinded vision, but there are ways to compensate for that.

 

1. If you're blinded, you could spray and hold that trigger so you can kill the zombies around you as quick as possible. If that doesn't work, and your health is depleting torwards yellow/red, then

 

2. If you're blinded and hurting, you could buy pills/adrenaline so you can move away from the horde quickly with better health and faster speed. If there are too many zombies overwhelming you, then

 

3. If you're blinded and overwhelmed with the horde, you can buy a Molotov and its flame will kill all those zombies that were attacking you instantly.

 

I'm beginning to think that maybe the hunter lovers' problem with the update isn't with the hunter nerf, I think it might be because buying a tank is going to take longer than it did before. Well, ever since the nerf was added, games generally have been more enjoyable to play in. Longer rounds mean more time for players to play survivors and have them learn from experiencing the other team's attacks, AND they also mean more time for infected players to use teamwork and figure out how to attack the other team without relying on points too much to get tanks.

 

You hunter lovers might dislike this nerf for now, but I believe that you will learn to love it later on in the long-term.

we should disable tank purchase in the first 3 minutes of the game for carols, so we can keep everything else unchanged!

Ah, I get it. That will be one way to make it easier for you to get the Untouchable achievement.

 

Lol I'm on to you!

 

the many Sky Diver achievement 

 

 

I remember there was this one person who got a tank before the survivors barely made it out of the safe room....

Yikes

Otherwise, hunters are starting to become useless in the game with points only being 7.1. So now there are less people playing them [maybe people wanted that to happen?] Now, people have begun constantly booming to tank recently, now being the fastest/easiest way to buy a tank. And if you thought hunter pounces were bad, boomers are just as annoying especially if half the infected are booming and blinding the team 24/7.

 

Um, tanks being bought early in a round because of early sky diver achievements were more annoying than those boomers you're referring to. At least rounds are likely going to be longer now. It usually takes longer to get a tank if you're trying to boom the survivors. If half of the infected team is booming and blinding the team 24/7 like you say there is, then it's going to be a little tougher to get your tank since the amount of survivors getting blinded will divide the point distribution among those boomer players. It gets more competitive to blind the survivors when you have other boomer teammates trying to blind them too. You just need to be patient when it's your turn to boom them.

 

Besides, I don't see why blinding the survivors 24/7 is a bad thing. I usually hear/see players say that they want their teammates to boom the other team more. A survivor team that is mostly blinded makes it easier for your infected team to ambush and attack them. Isn't that what many players ask for when they play infected? Blinding the survivors makes your teammate's' jobs more easier to hurt them.

 

Boomers might arguably be the fastest/easiest way to get a tank as of right now, but you can't really compare how annoying this is compared to the many Sky Diver achievements before the hunter nerf. I think it takes longer to get tank as a boomer, which is good because this prevents short/boring rounds from occurring for players that actually do want to get the chance to play as survivors. I say it's a good thing that apparently less players are using hunters. This gives them more opportunities to use the boomer, blind the survivors, and have your teammates do their damage to the biled ones. I see survivors being blinded 24/7 as an improvement over the less recent days when they died by tanks quickly over a few high pounces. Trust me, boomers now are not nearly annoying as hunters were before the nerf.

 

The hunter nerf has been available for barely a week now. Give it a month. Then you can judge how effective it has been by that time.

I apologize for being cruel to your team as the scripted tank. I could have just refused to heal at all. That way when I die, you guys could have enjoyed your survivor round a little longer. I've been in your position many times before. It's better to die in a round gradually rather than instantly. I guess I was more brutal to your team as a tank because of how poorly I performed in my survivor round. I was disappointed in myself and took it out on your team. Anyways, my bad for the "stacked" game :/

I know I'm late on this, but please leave the boomers alone. There is nothing wrong with them. If there are going to be any changes, then the least amount of points for booming a survivor can be 1.5 and NOT 0.5. I don't get how 1.79 points for each blinded survivor is a problem though. There is nothing wrong with the boomer's point system.

 

There is no need for longer smoker tongues. You're likely going to see less progress by the survivors if smokers are able to pull from halfway across the map. An example would be that area with the open field that is covered in water, and has a ship in the middle of it on the second chapter of the Sacrifice. It would be a little ridiculous to see survivors in the parking lot, who have already crossed that slope, get pulled back down into the field by smokers that are located all the way next to that ship. I doubt the survivors are going to make little progress at that section of the map because of that buffed tongue range. That's if they even make it that far. Allowing smokers to move while choking a survivors will just make it worse. You like it when your survivor team moves forward, but how are they going to move forward when you have the abused tactic of smokers pulling survivors while moving backwards? We're better off without those features.

 

However, it will be nice for players that use smokers to get more points for dragging survivors. Out of all the special infected classes, I think the point system for the smoker is the weakest/lowest. Heck, I've heard some members here claim that the smoker is the "joke class." I don't know, but I believe more smoker players will benefit from a buff in points.

 

Zero is right about the hunter nerf. It's likely going to affect the motivation of players, who are masters of the hunter, for the better. I'm getting this vibe that a couple of hunter supporters that posted here miss how competitive games were before hunters were nerfed. Wouldn't you like the competition now that the nerf has already been added? Now you actually have to work a little more to get the tank. Now it's going to be more of a challenge to kill the survivors late into the chapter. Now there will likely be less gaps of the scores; aka "Stacked Games;" since you'll no longer have a tank in 1 team wipe the survivors because of the early Sky Diver achievement, while the other team didn't have that early achievement and thus no early wipes on the first team.

 

Besides, how many points do you get for a 25 damage pounce? I want to say like about 10 points. If you land those pounces 3 time and get Sky Diver, you're going to get approximately 35 points. LESS if you landed 20-24 damage pounces, but it's not like the amount is THAT bad or anything. You just need like 15-20 more for a tank. Just land a couple of more high pounces and you'll be fine. If this doesn't work out for you, then you can use other infected classes like I said in my previous long post.

 

If anything, hunter supporters could be more supportive with the nerf. Instead of being bored with games because of the early Sky Diver with the usual early tank wipe, leave the game later, and claim that there is no competition; you're actually going to HAVE more of that competition because it's going to take more of an effort to kill the survivors. Games are more likely going to be close. The nerf lets you play more of your hunter to work for that tank.

 

If you're worried about survivors making it to the safe room so easily and so worried about them killing bought tanks with ease late into the round, then maybe biles could be raised up to 15 points. That way, players that buy the bile will lose that heal should they get incapped. Getting blinded by biles as a tank isn't the end of the world, but this increase in price will at least give more tank players more of a relief from them.

 

Overall, the hunter nerf won't be too much of a trouble. I promise you guys it won't

 

50 Dixie Booms = 1 tank

 

 

well, i rarely see dixie got incapped. she is the queen of untouchable.    

 

 

 

It's times like this where I appreciate the points you get from using the boomer. It probably has the fairest and most balanced point system out of all the special infected classes. It doesn't take a boomer player 3.5 successful spawns to get a tank like the hunter usually did. I like to think that maybe the hunter itself will end up making games even better.

Besides, you don't need to master the hunter in order to get tank. Don't feel bad or useless if you aren't a hunter expert. I'm certainly not. On the bright side, Valve invented other special infected you can use as alternatives, such as the boomer. 

I'm not exactly sure how many successful booms or spawns it takes for an infected player to get a tank, but I'm going to guess it takes like 5/6 boomer spawns with at least 4 successful hits each. That seems pretty reasonable to me at least. There is also the neat horde attacks that you get credit for after your successful boom(s). Even if you do get a Dixie boom, it will still add up to Stomach Acid whether you're interested in it or not. Plus there is also the chance that you could farm up points from having a horde attack your 1 target that is boomed.

The challenging part about playing the boomer is blinding the survivors before they get the chance to kill you. You need to be aware of the fact that there are always going to be some survivors that are going to look up at the sky for you. I say that the trick to puking on multiple survivors successfully is not to simply launch yourself at them, but to out-smart them. Make sure they don't see you coming at all no matter how you use the boomer. Any blinded survivor is better than nothing.

It's important for players to at least try to boom. The chances of landing effective ambush attacks increase the more often you blind the survivors. Infected rounds can be challenging when there are no survivors getting boomed, and you're forced to attack them where they can see you coming with perfect vision.

If you're struggling with booming, then you can also rocket charge. Chargers have the most health out of the all the special infected, so it's going to take more effort for the survivors to kill you before you get the chance to do damage on them. You'd have to be extremely unlucky enough to be "skeeted" in mid-air if that happens, but the chances of that happening is rare. You'd be amazed to see how much of a difference a successful random rocket charge could make in a chapter where the survivors are located at an open area. It can potentially help your team out big time.

I just came out of a VIP game in Dark Carnival chapter 4, the Barns, where the survivors have to cross the rooftop before reaching that horse event. My infected team rocket charged multiple survivors, which ended up killing about 4 unfortunate ones total after flying off the rooftop. There was also a scripted tank that caused 8/10 survivors to retreat down into that huge room below. 2 newer players remained on the rooftop. I remember Max pouncing one of the survivors on top of the rooftop to low health. I knew that one of the survivors was going to shoot through the rooftop to kill him, so I spawned in as a jockey, waited for his death, and rode him forward further until the survivors were unable to shoot through. I think Bambi ended up pouncing him to death. I'm not sure what happened to the other survivor, but I think he ended up getting smoked and pounced to death up top trying to save the other guy. It was nice teamwork 

In this same game, I remember watching a smoker pull the VIP on top of the part of the rooftop where there is no railing. At first I hesitated to steal dark wolf's smoke with my jockey, but I ended up doing it. I rode that VIP from that section of the rooftop, to the top of the railing, and down to the ground below so that he won't immediately be in that amination where he hangs on to the ledge. This all happened before the rest of the team saved the VIP. This teamwork made them backtrack all the way down the rooftop to make a huge circle, and managed to buy us time to set up future attacks and ambushes. In the end, our team finished off the survivors with tanks after we gradually weakened them with our attacks. Keep in mind that what caused the demise of the survivors wasn't due to having multiple members in my infected team play hunter exclusively for the high damage pounces. It took teamwork among our infected team that played different special infected classes to finish them off.

The point I'm trying to make from my recent experience is that you don't need to be a hunter expert to get tanks, or to finish off the survivors. Hell, we didn't even buy tanks until there were like 5 survivors left that were red in health. I have enough faith in my teams' potential that the round would've ended anyways without buying tanks. Using teamwork and playing as other special infected is likely going to help your chances of killing or at least do effective damage on the survivor team. If you are a hunter expert, then props to you! That skill is a positive bonus for you to have 

Anyways, I doubt many of you reading this need to be told about these strategies when playing as the infected. This post is just a friendly reminder. I welcome the hunter nerf in the servers. Hopefully, we end up having even better games with this feature implemented, and I'm looking forward to seeing this feature live up to its potential in the future 

 

 

before you said this, u should buy laser first.

Lol but I can't do that when I'm playing as infected XD

It's times like this where I appreciate the points you get from using the boomer. It probably has the fairest and most balanced point system out of all the special infected classes. It doesn't take a boomer player 3.5 successful spawns to get a tank like the hunter usually did. I like to think that maybe the hunter itself will end up making games even better.

 

Besides, you don't need to master the hunter in order to get tank. Don't feel bad or useless if you aren't a hunter expert. I'm certainly not. On the bright side, Valve invented other special infected you can use as alternatives, such as the boomer.

 

I'm not exactly sure how many successful booms or spawns it takes for an infected player to get a tank, but I'm going to guess it takes like 5/6 boomer spawns with at least 4 successful hits each. That seems pretty reasonable to me at least. There is also the neat horde attacks that you get credit for after your successful boom(s). Even if you do get a Dixie boom, it will still add up to Stomach Acid whether you're interested in it or not. Plus there is also the chance that you could farm up points from having a horde attack your 1 target that is boomed.

 

The challenging part about playing the boomer is blinding the survivors before they get the chance to kill you. You need to be aware of the fact that there are always going to be some survivors that are going to look up at the sky for you. I say that the trick to puking on multiple survivors successfully is not to simply launch yourself at them, but to out-smart them. Make sure they don't see you coming at all no matter how you use the boomer. Any blinded survivor is better than nothing.

 

It's important for players to at least try to boom. The chances of landing effective ambush attacks increase the more often you blind the survivors. Infected rounds can be challenging when there are no survivors getting boomed, and you're forced to attack them where they can see you coming with perfect vision.

 

If you're struggling with booming, then you can also rocket charge. Chargers have the most health out of the all the special infected, so it's going to take more effort for the survivors to kill you before you get the chance to do damage on them. You'd have to be extremely unlucky enough to be "skeeted" in mid-air if that happens, but the chances of that happening is rare. You'd be amazed to see how much of a difference a successful random rocket charge could make in a chapter where the survivors are located at an open area. It can potentially help your team out big time.

 

I just came out of a VIP game in Dark Carnival chapter 4, the Barns, where the survivors have to cross the rooftop before reaching that horse event. My infected team rocket charged multiple survivors, which ended up killing about 4 unfortunate ones total after flying off the rooftop. There was also a scripted tank that caused 8/10 survivors to retreat down into that huge room below. 2 newer players remained on the rooftop. I remember Max pouncing one of the survivors on top of the rooftop to low health. I knew that one of the survivors was going to shoot through the rooftop to kill him, so I spawned in as a jockey, waited for his death, and rode him forward further until the survivors were unable to shoot through. I think Bambi ended up pouncing him to death. I'm not sure what happened to the other survivor, but I think he ended up getting smoked and pounced to death up top trying to save the other guy. It was nice teamwork

 

In this same game, I remember watching a smoker pull the VIP on top of the part of the rooftop where there is no railing. At first I hesitated to steal dark wolf's smoke with my jockey, but I ended up doing it. I rode that VIP from that section of the rooftop, to the top of the railing, and down to the ground below so that he won't immediately be in that amination where he hangs on to the ledge. This all happened before the rest of the team saved the VIP. This teamwork made them backtrack all the way down the rooftop to make a huge circle, and managed to buy us time to set up future attacks and ambushes. In the end, our team finished off the survivors with tanks after we gradually weakened them with our attacks. Keep in mind that what caused the demise of the survivors wasn't due to having multiple members in my infected team play hunter exclusively for the high damage pounces. It took teamwork among our infected team that played different special infected classes to finish them off.

 

The point I'm trying to make from my recent experience is that you don't need to be a hunter expert to get tanks, or to finish off the survivors. Hell, we didn't even buy tanks until there were like 5 survivors left that were red in health. I have enough faith in my teams' potential that the round would've ended anyways without buying tanks. Using teamwork and playing as other special infected is likely going to help your chances of killing or at least do effective damage on the survivor team. If you are a hunter expert, then props to you! That skill is a positive bonus for you to have

 

Anyways, I doubt many of you reading this need to be told about these strategies when playing as the infected. This post is just a friendly reminder. I welcome the hunter nerf in the servers. Hopefully, we end up having even better games with this feature implemented, and I'm looking forward to seeing this feature live up to its potential in the future

Increase damage for jockies?

Nah chill.

 

The first 3 chapters of Dead Air are almost unplayable because hunters usually succeed there easily.

 

No they are not, the first chapter you can side step the hunters, for the second it's kinda hard not to get pounced since you got to climb up the ladder and as for the 3rd chapter, again, you can side step the hunters but that only works if you look up which sadly a lot of people don't do. Granted there will be times where you are pinned by failed hunter or a charger or a smoker and can't help getting pounced so just hope your team can get the other hunters before they get you.

The only reason I see to Nerf the hunter is that people won't feel that guilty getting pounced repeatedly.

That's why I said, "Almost." But yeah, you're not wrong though, master.

Lol I actually agree with you. Landing high pounces are cool and all, but it took a couple of years to slowly realize how obnoxious it is to farm that many points so quickly. The first 3 chapters of Dead Air are almost unplayable because hunters usually succeed there easily.

 

Anyways, my opinion doesn't matter. I'm interested in what the community thinks about this idea. Good idea, Zero! It has potential

I say scramble every round.  Who cares about points?

Lol I doubt you were being serious, but I was just starting to think about this interesting idea of yours. What would happen if there was actually a scramble at the beginning of each chapter? I mean think about how crazy this could be. Games would be unpredictable if this actually happened XD

Sad News

 

Most of you will be in tears when you find out but I am no longer admin. I have too much going on in real life and I need to focus on those things. So likely, I won't be playing too much anymore. Please try to not be so sad. I know it's hard and the pain is almost unbearable, but... life's hard. Meanwhile, have some of Dixie's diarrhea cookies to ease your emotional turmoil.

 

Yes, Johnny. I am in tears

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

....of joy

 

But yeah, good luck with whatever you're dealing with in your life.

 

By the way, Dixie's cookies are awesome! Quit telling us fibs :/

I didn't know they're playing Hard Rain.

But I saw Peanut get the Getting Ahead achievement yesterday! He told me he got the 10 headshots without using the sights. I remember being so impressed and proud of him!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yea, it turns out he lied to me about not using that -_-

"admins like Pump dying"

 

Pumpsmacked: 

 

Warning:there was some language. but does this count?

 

lol that's my boss you killed there

Everyone gets incapped eventually. I send you points when you get incapped. It doesn't take me that long. Besides, I'd rather ask for points immediately after I get incapped instead of just asking for points at the last second before I die or even waiting until after I die to ask.

 

To be honest, typing isn't that much of a problem as you think it is. It really doesn't bother me that much.

even johnny, he has bind keys. >_> maybe u should upgrade yourself. Carlos.  ^﹏^ nippa

 

No, thanks. I just have to type the command out faster without messing up.

 

I appreciate your suggestion, though

Lol what can I say? Sometimes I have butter fingers.

When players that have binds take like 20-30 seconds to send points, while it only takes me 2 seconds to send points -_-

Peanut is cool. He is the reason why I was the first one to get his death achievement. So generous of him

Lol it's not weird at all. You have the ability and you know it! :3

No, I don't think that is a glitch. You're just that accurate

Great post, Killz!

 

I'll start off by saying that there have been times in the past where I have questioned whether or not Deadlock cheats to myself, but in the end I've always doubted it. I really do think that he IS THAT accurate when he plays on the servers. There have been moments in the game where a new player says something like, "Deadlock is cheating" or "Deadlock is a hacker" or "look at this guy with his aimbot" I would just laugh at those accusations and point out that "no dude, he's just that accurate. I don't see any cheaters here." Well, something like that anyways. Even when a newer player would question Deadlock's abilities, I've always defended the dude one way or another.

 

Now as for me believing if Deadlock cheats? Well, I can't really say he does because it's impossible for me to see the evidence the admins have against him where it shows instances where he does cheat or hack. It's all good though. Even though I'm interested, I do NOT have to see the admins' evidence. After all, I'm not entitled to do so. However, I do believe that Deadlock at least deserves to see the demo(s) where the admins believe he cheats. It wouldn't hurt though if he does. I mean, IF he is guilty, then he'll likely be unable to play on the servers again. Deadlock has been around in the servers for a couple of years. I think he knows by now that he should know better than to cheat. It wouldn't do too much damage if he gets at least one last chance to see what he did wrong or not. Overall, I can't really say that Deadlock is innocent or guilty. However, there is an inner part of me that genuinely believes that he is clean.

 

Now, I don't mean to get slightly off-topic here, but I feel like mentioning this. I've always enjoyed playing Left 4 Dead 2. I remember getting this game on the Xbox 360 a week after it first came out. Considering how many hours Deadlock has been playing this game, I bet he does as well. After a few years of l4d2 on Xbox, I encountered serious lag problems after switching apartments. It was so terrible that playing on the console became unplayable on vs for me. That's when bought this game on PC. Hell, I remember being excited to get the chance to finally play in a 10v10 server. In fact, I got so excited about this, that I joined the servers in June 2014 on my second/third time playing the game on PC with few hours of experience. Ever since then, I have not been disappointed with this honourable privilege to play with you guys. I really do enjoy playing with you all in some shape or form.

 

Anyways, after quickly following the basic rules of the servers, I finally encountered highly experienced players, such as Deadlock. I remember having such a difficult time playing against players like him. My infected attacks were mostly useless, I used to kill few infected as survivors, and i didn't develop a comfortable play style at all at the time. I wanted someone like Deadlock in my team to make the games easier for me. Hell, there was even a time where I even supported for and asked for scrambles whenever my team was taking a bad beating. If a player like Deadlock was on the opposite team, I'd want him to get swapped over to my side. Why? Because at the time, I couldn't rely on myself to support my team at all. I sucked badly back then, but then again, I probably still do anyways. Anyways, my support for scrambles/swaps died a few months later in October when we played the ever-so-"friendly" Death Toll. I don't remember if Deadlock was in the game, but I do know that I was playing against highly experienced players like him in that campaign. I also remember IHaveNoClueWhatAmIDoing being in that game, someone who is an experienced player and knows Deadlock pretty well I think. As predicted, my team took a massive beating playing against players like Deadlock. In fact, our beating was so awful that there was a scramble that took place in the second chapter. I thought everything would work out fine because there was a scramble that took place, but I was wrong. My new team still performed terribly against the new opposing team, which had players like Deadlock. There was then a second scramble in the third chapter. Problem solved, right? After all, two scrambles should get the job done. Nope. I was still in the team that took a brutal beating, and I noticed that players like Deadlock still remained in the winning team. Before I had to get off that night, I experienced a total of not one, not two, but THREE scrambles. They all succeeded. i never trusted another scramble vote ever again from that point on.

 

What the scramble scenario has to with Deadlock is that after that game in Death Toll, I realized that if I wanted to try to balance the game against a stronger team, I needed to keep on improving. I needed to learn how to adapt whenever I was competing against a team that had players like Deadlock. I couldn't just rely on scramble votes to solve my problems because there was still a chance that it could fail, and that I could still struggle horribly against stronger players if it did pass. I also didn't want my weaker team to cave in to the scrambles because I think some of my teammates wouldn't learn to improve, or adapt in tough games where they have to keep playing against stronger players. In a way, I've always wanted my teammates that were taking just as much as a beating as I did against players like Deadlock to learn from their mistakes, and be able to compete more effectively against players like him. I've always believed that whatever team I was in had the potential to become better players than they were before the game for a campaign got started. Hell, even when I felt negativity towards a weaker team that I am in, I still believe in their potential. See, part of the fun is being able to give the other team their comeuppance successfully. It really does pay off when you're able to improve in some areas of your gameplay, use teamwork when you're in the weaker team, and be able to kill the stronger team after being so resilient with your infected attacks or survivors' survival. Right now, I feel confident and comfortable with the way I play in the servers. I have players like Deadlock to thank because if it weren't for guys like him to destroy me repeatedly again and again, I wouldn't have kept pushing myself to improve in the servers at all. I probably would have been worse off if it weren't for playing in tough games and for playing against players like him.

 

As for the ban, I personally believe it would be a shame if Deadlock did receive a permanent vacation from this server completely because I think he'll continue to inspire other players to improve even more in the future. I think he's got plenty of helpful and wise advice he has for newer players to help them out in the servers. After all, I believe that the more players there are that improve, the less likely teams will seem "stacked" to many of us. Hell, Deadlock is probably one of the few players responsible for the amount of hunter players that learned how to use those invisible wall jumps in the maps and how to do those ceiling jumps. I would personally do it myself, but I just can't be bothered to take such a high risk doing those hunter stunts for such low reward, but that's just me. There are still more than a handful of players that managed to learn those hunter jumps and Deadlock is probably one of the few players responsible for that. Assuming that he is innocent, he'd be great for newer players to learn from.

 

For the record, I've always envied and killed to have accuracy like Deadlock has. Now I don't know whether his accuracy is due to his skills, the lasers, any form of cheating, or even from his experience in Counter Strike. However, I do believe he's one of the few players I know that will still perform successfully and be just as accurate if he didn't have laser sights. I think he really is that skillful. I want to keep improving my aim as survivor so that maybe I can aim at least half as good as Deadlock does.

 

I don't know Deadlock personally, but i do know him as a member and that's good enough for me. Hell, he's one of the members that I've enjoyed chatting with on Gandalf's Twitch channel. If he isn't banned and if he does stream in Twitch, then I'll be personally looking forward to have some fun in his channel, especially if more members were to view and chat along.

 

Anyways, it's been like a couple of hours writing this so I'll just close with this final statement: Hopefully, Deadlock being unbanned would be fortunate because he is a valuable player on the servers, but if it turns out that he is guilty by the admins' evidence, then I just want to say that it's been fun playing with you dude.

wait so isnt that considered rushing?  if hes on the other side of the building where they have to go thru the front doors up the stairs to the left then run all the way out then drop to where turbo is?  he obviously didnt have enough health to get jockey all the way over there.  tank was up but after tank died he was alone... but that was funny

 

No, Yuri. Turbo didn't rush. The reason why he was all the way down there is because I jockeyed him to that room. One of my teammates bought a tank after he got jockeyed outside and managed to scare the rest of the team back inside the building. Here is the proof. If you look at chat at the beginning of the video, Johnny makes an ironic compliment: "Aah Carlos now you know the thrill of a good crotching." So yea, Turbo is clean and innocent

 

But I agree with you, we totally curb stomped them here!