silly Wrote:It seems to me that this new rule against team stacking is unfair, overly restrictive and unwise.

I agree. It is also entirely left to the admins' discretion and that is not a good thing.
I actually don't care about teamstackers and even though I have more than 25 days of playing time I don't even know who's been teamstacking. What does irritate me is when one team is clearly losing and no one switches over to help them. I don't think the whole team is composed of teamstackers, they're just too lazy to switch. There should be a plugin that switches the top player in the winning team if the losing team (by more than x rounds) has an open spot.

I can understand someone being pissed off for having been switched over but I think more people would be pissed off for losing 10-0 after 20 minutes.

Also, I feel like I need to respond to Mr.Tea's lies in the other thread because it's complete bullshit. Unfortunately it seems the stats don't show the time spent on each side per map (maybe the admins have access to that data?) so I manually checked the event log. It only goes back to December 28th but it should be enough to give a general idea.

=> I played cs_assault on 5 occasions (not including when ruplayer kicked me) and I've been playing CT for 100% of those times. I've actually joined T once only to switch to CT a few seconds later (I probably autojoined as I explained earlier).
=> I played cs_compound on 5 occasions too. I've been CT twice, T once, and a mix of both (for about the same amount of time) twice. In other words, I've been playing CT more than I've been playing T.

Again, any regular player will tell you I don't stack and I have yet to see any factual data proving otherwise.