Originally Posted by LpBronco

CS:S has boundaries, they are just not drawn for all the world to see. So you may dislike the idea but in practice you've been playing with boundaries for years.

The CS:S concept of no boundaries with communication is still a smoke screen as you still can't flank thru the offensive spawn to arrive at the alternate bombsite. Added that a majority of CS:S maps are larger than stock CoD4 maps and the "lines" aren't so obvious.

And spare me your "this is ridiculous" comeback. The community NEEDED a quick way to educate the public about play on our servers as we are one of the biggest proselytizing groups out there (our way is "the" way). I rarely play on any server that doesn't measure up to our ideals.

That being said, the original intent of the lines were to identify the "immediate chokepoints" and the lines were a compromise that allowed for some movement and territory beyond those points when map size didn't accommodate a full server. I think we've done a good job bringing an arcade run and gun under the TG banner and given the rarity of this accomplishment across the 20,000 servers out there, three cheers for Bubba and crew.

Besides if you participated in the first password night, you got to play with TG players playing the TG way. There wasn't a warning. kick, or ban issued all night nor where there incriminations of cheating, etc. It was an admin holiday, there wasn't anything we had to do but play and you would have been able to see how well the rules work.

Again, the rule of law is there for our protection and one of those rules is the sites not the bomb is our objective. Its the law,don't like it, work for change,can't change it,live with it.

(I, also, tried to influence a change in objective to include protecting the downed bomb, like Counter-Strike, but learned quickly the quagmire that allowing a change in objective produces and the rule bending and breaking that goes with it)

Bronco, there are no absolute set boundaries in CS:S, and you know this. There's no line that once crossed, you're going to get kicked, unless you obviously rush their spawn or something stupid that a TG player wouldn't do. Secondly, this isn't CS:S, this is CoD4. And I'm NOT going to spare you my, "this is ridonkulous!" comeback because it is appropriate. The boundaries may be needed to educate the public, but the public doesn't instantly know the boundaries, nor do they know that they are on this website. TG players should know these boundaries and whether or not they are stepping past them. Personally, as mentioned before, I don't think there should be ACTUAL boundaries as it amazingly inhibits your options for covering a bomb site. Yet again, TG players should know what they're doing and whether or not they're kill hunting. It's also what the admins are there for. Moving on. Sadly, I did not participate in last Fridays event because of other things going on. And you say you've brought an arcade run-and-gun game to TG standards? Up until recently, I have not seen much different from run-and-gun play. Also, if you can please define how the rule is there for our "protection"? That seems to puzzle me a little. Yes, it may be law. I'm working to change it. Optimistically, I'd like to change it for the better. Realistically, it's probably going to fail, as you all are set in your ways.