[Answered] Opposing Wall.

[roux]

This has been established as the wall behind the shallow end. 95% when they say back wall it's that wall, I don't get why it has to be constantly stated.

 

When they say gather at the bottom of the stairs but there's a ramp instead, y'all go there without question. This should be the same. I understand newer players not understanding, but picking at trivialities when you've played a lot of PB, like you have, is just irritating; for the CTs playing who have to warning shot you for picking the wrong wall, when you would know it of all players, and for the T in question, since they'll usually play ignorant and ask why they got shot and demand medic.

 

That's not how our jb server works, and I've never heard a guard say back wall meaning the one behind shallow end.

It's like saying 'same orders', which isn't allowed cause new persons could have joined.

 

Our rules are pretty newbie-friendly, considering you've got to specify everything and people don't need to go on the forums for every specifications.

 

In short, as a guard, specify which wall you want the prisonners to be on, and just shoot at it and say "where my bullets are" or something.

[SL4DE]

CTs should be clear and direct with their orders. It makes it clear to the T's what needs to be done, and allow newer players to understand what's going on. In a situation involving a wall, I will find something relatable near the surrounding area. Such as in pool, "Go against the wall farthest away from diving boards". Repeat and use force as needed.

[Ender]

CTs should be clear and direct with their orders. It makes it clear to the T's what needs to be done, and allow newer players to understand what's going on. In a situation involving a wall, I will find something relatable near the surrounding area. Such as in pool, "Go against the wall farthest away from diving boards". Repeat and use force as needed.

 

^^^ this.

 

When I CT, I will typically say something like "Go to Pool, be against the back wall, as specified as opposite the door" or "Go on top of big cage, be on the front edge, as specified as the edge closest to cells."

 

I believe the most specific a CT is, the more often the Ts are able to comply. This results in less overall T deaths, which, in a prison, should be the highest priority, second only to Guard surviability.