M. Bison, post: 76518, member: 359 Wrote:The losing team will rarely get money fucked.

That's pretty funny considering I start with a pistol most rounds my team loses.

M. Bison, post: 76518, member: 359 Wrote:If you're the last alive versus 15+ people, your chances are bad. You're holding up the game. At a certain point it becomes inconsiderate to camp/save considering the amount of people waiting on round_end.

I completely agree, but this situation is not as common on Popular Maps as you might think. Not enough to warrant the inconvenient plug-in, which I might add hasn't stopped anyone seriously since I saw it added.

M. Bison, post: 76518, member: 359 Wrote:I've seen a few campers start moving after it had triggered.

I saw it triggered twice today. Only one of the campers moved, and not very far. The other just moved enough to stop the harassment and went back to his spot.

M. Bison, post: 76518, member: 359 Wrote:Additionally, when it triggers, it informs the enemy of their weapon and location.

Again, wrecking tactical advantage.

M. Bison, post: 76518, member: 359 Wrote:Of course there's the people who still camp, however, they become easier to spot and punish for admins.

If they're really that inconvenient, they'll get spotted immediately. This average inconvenience is trivial.

M. Bison, post: 76518, member: 359 Wrote:I've already spotted a few campers who tried circumventing it in one way or another. I went ahead and slayed them. After doing that, they luckily got it and stopped. If they hadn't, they would've been removed. Their first warning was the plugin.

In all my 12 years of playing CS, I've never understood why people complain about campers so much. It's one thing when they're holding up the rest of the players on a pub (even that really doesn't bother me that much), but when they're playing the game legitimately and some tard feels the need to rush and get killed, it's totally different.

Take my criticism for what it is: a very regular player who dislikes this plug-in and hasn't seen it be effective enough to justify it's inconvenient use.