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Map Dynamics(Ruins Dawn)
Sleep
So I'm just getting in to some gun game for the night. You know blow off some steam and get my head clear. Second map comes up and its ruins dawn and I'm like hell yes because I just learned about the secret buttons and climbing blocks on the level so I go to use them and when I got to the top of the climbing puzzle, the timed climbing puzzle that takes place with people shooting at me, I get slayed automatically by the server. I just want to know why the only justifiable reason for having that map on the server in the first place is an auto slay offense. In addition if your all are going to stick to your guns about this particular map feature, I wont argue its your server and I have very little right to complain about this, but I will ask why haven't you put in auto slay features for maps like fun times for going up the ladders or in any of the Mario maps for using the teleport tubes. I figure their all pretty closely related and at least the one in ruins dawn is a timed climbing puzzle.

TL;DR: wtf is up with the auto slay feature in ruins dawn.
 
CronicBob
are u talking about auto slay or a camp slap? our server has a camp slap for anyone standing in one area for an extended time. this would make it difficult for hidden areas but the benefit far outweighs the bad.
 
Sleep
no I in fact got killed like 5 times for trying to climb the blocks in ruins dawn
 
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