Building inappropiate structures

3.11 - Building inappropriate structures

3.11.1: Building structures such as a concentration camp, humongous wall or anime-related church is not allowed and is considered an unrealistic action in roleplay; this is not an exhaustive list of inappropriate structures.

3.12 - Inappropriate textscreens

3.12.1: Textscreens must not be used for disrespecting other players or as an inappropriate language graffiti tool.

3.13 - Creating vehicles

3.13.1: Moving and active vehicles are not to be made with props and/or wiremod; exceptions can be made in the case of an event and only with permission of a member of the event team or SMT.

3.14 - Key Card scanners

3.14.1: Hidden keycard scanners are not allowed; scanners must be clearly visible.

3.14.2: Secret rooms inside of structures must not have keycard scanners hidden away in extremely absurd places.

3.14.3: Fake keycard scanners are not allowed.

3.15 - KOS Lines/Signs

3.15.1: KOS lines or any forms of KOS warning signs are strictly forbidden and are therefore not to be used in any context.

3.16 - Funneling

3.16.1: Funneling is the process of making people run through long and tight man-made corridors or through mazes of fences to slow them down; this is against the rules and also comes under killboxing (3.17)

3.17 - Killboxes

3.17.1: Do not make killboxes of any kind; a killbox is a confined area in which attackers are forced to funnel through and can easily get stuck where defenders would be able to pick them off whilst they wait for a gate/door/fading door to open.

A double faded door system which requires attackers to funnel into a box from which they can be shot from all interior areas of the pizzeria, they cannot leave as the fading door behind them blocks them in, therefore making it a killbox.

As seen in the photo below, it is no longer a killbox as attackers can head back outside whenever they would like, allowing them to get in, start the hack and return to cover, no longer providing the defenders with a massive advantage, but rather buying them time to prepare.