What Is A Unfair Lr?

[Mogs 13]

I just want a clear description of what a T has to do to make it a unfair LR. For games like Shot4Shot and No Scope Battles.

[ThePenguin 9]

The T is not allowed to give themself an advantage i.e. in shot4shot, saying ct must stand still and t can move

[xGShadowSpy 108]

Basically what @ThePenguin said. Or saying he has to stay in a certain portion of the wall but you can run all over it, thats also unfair since you have more mobility than him. It's basically as the name suggests, "Unfair".

 

For noscope, it would be like saying he had to 360 but you could just shoot him normally.

[Forest 309]

Any situation that favours one side (T or CT) over the other.

[Mogs 13]

Basically what @ThePenguin said. Or saying he has to stay in a certain portion of the wall but you can run all over it, thats also unfair since you have more mobility than him. It's basically as the name suggests, "Unfair".

 

For noscope, it would be like saying he had to 360 but you could just shoot him normally.

So, for example if someone were to say that they were going to the "spot" they were going to do the noscope battle at, but then shoot you from behind, that would be an unfair LR? Or a Shot4Shot.

[Owl 192]

TL;DR:

 

All LR's must be fair. This includes abusing the map to make players die instantly (like spawning them in lasers) or ordering one party to not shoot in shot4shot. This is not cheating; it is creating an unfair LR, making it against the rules and punishable.

 

However, cheating would be something like healing in shot4shot or running on the ground in gun toss. Normally this would not be allowed (No cheating is implied on any games, including LRs. [in the motd]), but can be bypassed by the T with LR by saying that cheating is allowed. This is fair, as both parties have access to the "cheat".

 

All of this applies to map games as well.

[MinerTeddy 46]

"A unfair" hehexd -1 badspelling