Knife vs Actively Knife

[The Real Slim Jim]

Is actively knifing implied when told to knife the ground

 

i.e

"all ts freeze crouch knife the ground" should mean knife the ground once

 

Whereas "all ts freeze crouch actively be knifeing the ground" should be actively knifeing the ground once every 3 seconds

 

Making this post so @Zero Twodoesnt have to slay 3 times

[Roddy]

7 minutes ago, The Real Slim Jim said:

Is actively knifing implied when told to knife the ground

 

i.e

"all ts freeze crouch knife the ground" should mean knife the ground once

 

Whereas "all ts freeze crouch actively be knifeing the ground" should be actively knifeing the ground once every 3 seconds

 

Making this post so @Zero Twodoesnt have to slay 3 times

It is not implied it 2 seperate orders

[Starlegendgod]

no its not implied that is why ct's say actively knife the ground but not say knife the ground they're two separate orders. 

[TheZZL]

Answered here:

 

 

"Actively knife the ground" and "Knife the ground" are two distinct orders, one is ordering you to continuously do an action while the latter says to do a singular action.

 

To actively be doing an action is not implied, however you should do the order as stated. General good practice is go be as clear as you can be with your order, so if it means blatantly saying what you want them to do you should be doing that.