basrah the way its meant to be played?
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TF6049
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This is quite realistic, sorry.Sgt_carbonero wrote:Last night i was playing insurgency on basrah. during the game it came to our attention that a fellow insurgent was in the NVCP with the brits, cooperating with them (wgclan , two brothers, one on each side).
now on the surface i guess this is kind of a chuckle, haha, locals cooperating, but it became frustrating when it appeared the insurgent was giving info about locations of caches and our troop positions.
Many would say that was a fiar tactic, but i disagree. IMO the idea is the brits have to fight their way to finding the caches, therein lies the challenge. If the insurgent can look on his minimap and tell the brits, hey, 3 guys are coming southeast of the cap, thats not fair, as we have no counter for that.
Dev-Karaton was there, and thought it was ok. Is this the way you guys imagined it when you came up with insurgents or do you all think thats a form of cheating?
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Long Bow
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I don't know it just doesn't seem right to me. I know IRL civilians assist the Brits and US but this is a game. There are so many variables IRL when dealing with civilians and inteligence that are not an issue in the PR world. I personally like the challenge of finding the caches and fighting hard to get them. If this style of play is OK then perhaps the intel points gathered from capturing civilians would have to be reduced or eliminated?
I know from looking at the pole I'm on the loosing end of the argument but I just don't like it.
I know from looking at the pole I'm on the loosing end of the argument but I just don't like it.
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DirtyHarry88
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Masaq
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Should be a way to reward 'em!
Oooh, can they pick up kits? (have never played as Civvie) If so, you could take a civvie to a rallypoint, swap out your kit and then let them have the one of yours that's lying on the ground as their payment lol. "Here you go chap, a shiny new SA80 for your troubles!"
Oooh, can they pick up kits? (have never played as Civvie) If so, you could take a civvie to a rallypoint, swap out your kit and then let them have the one of yours that's lying on the ground as their payment lol. "Here you go chap, a shiny new SA80 for your troubles!"
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Outlawz7
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Shooting or knifing civilians should result in an instant death and 120 sec penalty along with 10 min ban from kits.
IRL US and GB troops go pass hundreds of civilians every day and they dont just chase them around with rifles and knifes for no reason, or even worse, shooting them
Then again, for balance, a timer should be added to civilians, once they enter an area full of Brits (probably impossible to code), so after that timer expires, they get instantly killed for betraying the insurgency
IRL US and GB troops go pass hundreds of civilians every day and they dont just chase them around with rifles and knifes for no reason, or even worse, shooting them
Then again, for balance, a timer should be added to civilians, once they enter an area full of Brits (probably impossible to code), so after that timer expires, they get instantly killed for betraying the insurgency

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Masaq
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Again it comes down to - if someone is betraying the insurgency, your team should be making their life hell by shooting them in the face.
Or, on a server like TG's where players not in a squad are kicked, boot them out and lock all the squads so they either have to switch teams or leave and rejoin.
Anyone who gets *caught* betraying the insurgency should face it via player-methods, not through game-based mechanisms IMHO. Makes it far more fun- and the tip for the traitors/collaborators would be: Don't Get Caught- much like real life
Or, on a server like TG's where players not in a squad are kicked, boot them out and lock all the squads so they either have to switch teams or leave and rejoin.
Anyone who gets *caught* betraying the insurgency should face it via player-methods, not through game-based mechanisms IMHO. Makes it far more fun- and the tip for the traitors/collaborators would be: Don't Get Caught- much like real life


