Smoother and faster strafes per script!

14 years ago

Quoted from Casual

Run in a straight line while ducked.

Now go back and type +movedown in your console. Run in a straight line again while ducked.

Result: you move slightly slower.

I wasnt aware of that you are right oO but i think its more of a bug then a feature.
I will update the OP ty.

Guys there is a difference in what you think strafing is and what strafing actually means:
You are refering to strafe jumps but there are more ways to strafe like dodging left and right.

Cek

7lives

14 years ago

i hate scripts

Casual

prtyboiz
T⑨

14 years ago

Though the only time it’s an issue is when you’re cloak&daggering (which is also when I found out about it).

Jude

notdoggo

14 years ago

why cant you bellends just use wasd?

Last edited by Jude, 14 years ago

kaidus

7
WiK?

14 years ago

You have to be absolutely retarded to liken this to uber binds (that is, if it does what it say son the tin. I haven’t actually tried it).

compton

cvx|

14 years ago

Quoted from kaidus

You have to be absolutely retarded to liken this to uber binds (that is, if it does what it say son the tin. I haven’t actually tried it).

tl;dr nobody likened it to uber binds on a practical level. However, I did compare them on a completely theoretical to explain a point about ETF2L rules and their interpretation.

Koeitje

AUTOBOTS

14 years ago

Quoted from compton

[…]

tl;dr nobody likened it to uber binds on a practical level. However, I did compare them on a completely theoretical to explain a point about ETF2L rules and their interpretation.

So this stuff is allowed?

AnimaL

14 years ago

Quoted from Koeitje

[…]

So this stuff is allowed?

according to him any script is allowed in etf2l as the “6.5 Addendum” rule doesnt work

Last edited by AnimaL, 14 years ago

compton

cvx|

14 years ago

I’m saying neither. I’m just saying that on theoretical level it applies to all scripts so it must be interpreted and each script is a case-by-case. AnimaL was telling other people his interpretation as facts, which isn’t quite right. Sure, he’s entitled to his opinion but pushing it to other people saying “script x is banned” isn’t fair when we’re talking about a previously uncontested case that has not been explicitly banned.

I personally think that the rule isn’t very good, but I’m not taking a stance on these scripts as an admin, as I’m just a web coder in the ETF2L admin team and have nothing to do with the ETF2L rules or managing the league otherwise.

This thread is going in circles.

Last edited by compton, 14 years ago

AnimaL

14 years ago

according to rule, if the script would allow you to do “faster and smoother” anything – its banned

i didnt say that this script does that tho

Last edited by AnimaL, 14 years ago

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