Declined Team lock for admins

[frankie]

The idea of this is to stop players from just leaving blue during or right b4 mic check so they dont get caught and thrm banned if they dont have a mic, i havent seen it too much on these servers but on other servers it happens pretty much all thr time

 

[Wanka]

We can just ask the people that jumped onto RED or spectator whether they have a mic or not already. Seems pretty pointless to be honest.

 

[Melectrome]

Also, if someone presses the wrong key to join a team, they're screwed and perma teambanned.

I agree that leaving blu when a mic check is announced is really stupid and annoying for admins, but that's why all mic checks are never announced and it's always a suprise.

...Unless someone says "hEy GuYS!!1! ADMn jOiNEd! MIC chECk nEXt ROuNd"

 

[Cammy]

People do that quite a lot. Someone called out Wanka the other day by doing exactly what you quoted.

 

[Viking34]

I've also announced a miccheck before a round, but then it's pretty easy to see who switched team between the round and just ask them for microphone verification as well

 

[Ben.]

This is a good idea in my opinion due to the simple fact that if we dont prevent it they will keep going back and forth on teams...It defeats the purpose of a mic check and therefore renders it useless...So yes please add this possibly.

 

[hey ya]

Also, if someone presses the wrong key to join a team, they're screwed and perma teambanned.

Admins could give them a chance to, if they don't respond with a mic, explain why they are on blue. If it's an accident, a shorter teamban could suffice (~30m-1h)

 

[Cammy]

You are too light with people (@hey ya ). If they're on BLU without a mic, and they fail a mic check, they should have a perma teamban. It's a standard thing to do to prevent mic-less wardens failing a round and potentially ruining LR's or chaos in general.

 

[hey ya]

You are too light with people (@hey ya ). If they're on BLU without a mic, and they fail a mic check, they should have a perma teamban. It's a standard thing to do to prevent mic-less wardens failing a round and potentially ruining LR's or chaos in general.

I understand I'm being light, but it's more to address the specific issue of accidentally joining blue (EDIT: On that round specifically). It's incredibly rare, but can be unfair. The other 99% of the time I agree with a perma temban.

 

[will5023]

We dont really need this as it's usually quite obvious who has switched teams and we can see in the right hand corner as it always kills them too so declined