Zm Rules v3.1

[phil.™]

Hi Zero and Anex,

I was wondering what if any ruling you would have on ze_jurassic_park_story_v1. bchhog had brought up a good point on players using the back of the helicopter to avoid being tagged. Is there a specific rule on it, or does it fall under map glitching? Thank you in advance for your time and consideration. \


Regards,

Maxx

Are the humans glitched to the back of the helicopter? Or do they jump there?

[Mad Maxx]

Hi Phil, Shanghai kid jumped up on there. My concern is, if zombies take over the heli they cannot jump back there to get at the cts. I think it could be considered an exploit, which is why I wanted to get your opinion on it.

[phil.™]

If he jumped back on there, other zombies can jump after him and tag him. If he is the only one who makes the jump, and the rest of humans fails inside the chopper, he escaped and survived. IMO, no exploit.

[ZERO]

I think what they are doing is using the lag created by the movement of the chopper to get back there thus exploiting the map. Given that this was something clearly not intended in the map and is caused by a glitch that is not allowed.

Glitching – When a player has, through some means, made a prop cease its function or exploit a map bug

[Mad Maxx]

Understood Thank you for clarifying as it is right now he jumped on, thus allowing for zombies to jump on. Though if like Zero states, they glitch on through the heli then it's an exploit and as per server rules punishable. Thank you for clarifying I will let others know.

[phil.™]

I think what they are doing is using the lag created by the movement of the chopper to get back there thus exploiting the map. Given that this was something clearly not intended in the map and is caused by a glitch that is not allowed.

Glitching – When a player has, through some means, made a prop cease its function or exploit a map bug

This is def a glitch/exploit we are aware of. I think what they are talking about is, instead of jumping into the chopper cabin, few humans takes the risk jumping onto the tail of the chopper to avoid a possible fail inside the cabin.