TTT and 'Act ###' Commands

[TehHank]

Now this is new to me and many other players in the rNd TTT Server. The command is 'act' followed by a word which makes your player model play a specific action. Most popular is the command 'act muscle' which makes the user perform a humerous dance while showing said muscles. Eventually at least 1/4 of the server population were dancing across the map which was very entertaining to watch. However the dance is not present in First person and the user can still move around, shoot and jump while still dancing. This Animation overides all other standard Animations until the Dancing sequence has finished. This lead to an odd tactical advantage or even an Exploit in which one Traitor performed the Animation in a roomful of people while also shooting them with a H.U.G.E. 249. The victims were very confused on who was shooting.

As i enjoy this feature, however i do think the command is exploitable to those who are aware of it. My suggestion is when any 'act ###' command is performed, the user will have its primary and secondary attack binds disabled in order to prevent further confusion and renabled at the end of the animation. (also turning thirdperson would be nice during the Animation sequence)

This may help stop any further use of this potential exploit.

[Lazord]

  good idea I believe that primary and secondary attacks should be disabled, because I've been killed by somebody using the "act # # #" command. The dance is very humorous though, keep the dance disable attacks.

[Samo]

Oh god I burst out laughing reading this. I can imagine it all. A very strong +1 to this.

[blαh2355]

hmm I never thought about this situation happening. That is a good thought.

As i enjoy this feature, however i do think the command is exploitable to those who are aware of it. My suggestion is when any 'act ###' command is performed, the user will have its primary and secondary attack binds disabled in order to prevent further confusion and renabled at the end of the animation. (also turning thirdperson would be nice during the Animation sequence)

This may help stop any further use of this potential exploit.

Agreed

[Sabb]

Yea I was just talking about that. Doing what you recommended would be nice if possible.

[This Cactus]

The disabling part, yus also for the animation for third person I may like just like in TF2 though double

[ٶȻhriʂ]

I was playing TTT once and this guy just Kept doing that dance and i was kinda suspicious that he could take out a knife while dancing without me even noticing and stab me.

So heres a big +1 from me

[Tortie]

Yes!! This is easily exploited and I agree with having to be force holstered while dancing if possible.

[ursus]

or we could just make it so that you can't switch or use weapons while acting

y'know

if you wanna

[Sabb]

or we could just make it so that you can't switch or use weapons while acting

y'know

if you wanna

That's basically what he suggested?

[ursus]

That's basically what he suggested?

oh

i thought he was suggesting we disable the commands

nevermind

[CodeKyuubi]

Ya'know, I used the command to help with the hitboxes but it never occurred to me to use it offensively. So, yes, I agree to this and +1 it.

[Dale Feles]

Oh god I burst out laughing reading this. I can imagine it all. A very strong +1 to this.

[Mehis]

Just make it so when people do it, they get auto-kicked. It changes your hitboxes, which creates an unfair advantage. Even though you wouldn't be able to attack, you could just dance away from the threat.
This would also be a lot more easier to create.

[Doctor Who]

Just make it so when people do it, they get auto-kicked. It changes your hitboxes, which creates an unfair advantage. Even though you wouldn't be able to attack, you could just dance away from the threat.
This would also be a lot more easier to create.

or we could just make it so that you can't switch or use weapons while acting

y'know

if you wanna

Along with what ursus said but we could allow people to use crowbars while dancing to see how things go out; unfortunately, people might press trap door buttons while dancing and wander off.