JoshuaIsGreat wrote:
One example that comes to mind is one player putting down something like tripmines and then someone else trying to "bait" them into walking into it or trying to push them into it, or one player trying to kill the targets whilst other users try to obstruct other users either by killing them (though that's not allowed anyway), going into the way of their shots so that someone else can hit the target instead, etc. those are just some vague examples that came to mind, but if you're in a situation where you're wondering if something is classed as "teaming", then it probably is - even if there's only a couple of possibilities, it removes the ability for people to think of something really really obscure and then go "BUT YOU DIDN'T WRITE IT IN THE RULES" when we punish them for it, so we'll just make it very very clear now that you'll need to use your brains and apply common sense.

[quote="JoshuaIsGreat" post=1247736][quote="TheXnator" post=1247734][quote="JoshuaIsGreat" post=1247733][quote="TheFierceOwl" post=1247728][quote="JoshuaIsGreat" post=1247716]what is classed as teaming[/quote]anything 2+ players do that would give them an advantage over a player with no TEAM. This is very basic . I must warn you that the rules are stated pretty clearly , dont try to do a jaden or you'll end up like him :lol:[/quote] I don't see how you can team in a hitman event. when I am shooting the player with the hit and so is someone else I have to stop shooting or just shoot the other hitman? like how would this work? also, Jaden never broke a written rule and was never told off before but let's not get into that.[/quote] Apply common sense, and if you're still unsure of specific scenarios, check with a Lead Team member![/quote] I had a talk with people in the jay house discord and no one really gets how you can team in an event where you're basically 1 big team against a player with a hit. again maybe an example could help me?[/quote] One example that comes to mind is one player putting down something like tripmines and then someone else trying to "bait" them into walking into it or trying to push them into it, or one player trying to kill the targets whilst other users try to obstruct other users either by killing them (though that's not allowed anyway), going into the way of their shots so that someone else can hit the target instead, etc. those are just some vague examples that came to mind, but if you're in a situation where you're wondering if something is classed as "teaming", then it probably is - even if there's only a couple of possibilities, it removes the ability for people to think of something really really obscure and then go "BUT YOU DIDN'T WRITE IT IN THE RULES" when we punish them for it, so we'll just make it very very clear now that you'll need to use your brains and apply common sense.