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[INVALID] 'No griefing' specific definition and noticable.

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 4:57 am
by Necahara
So when I joined the server, I had read the rules. Except for the no griefing, no hacks, etc. is a bit hidden. When players spawn, they are not facing toward those rules. Also many players, such as myself, didn't know that no griefing covered many areas such as no raiding, etc. A lot of players follow the red wool to the help place. I was thinking there should be a color of wool that leads to the rules where players can clearly see the rules so they don't accidently skip over the rules in spawn. I believe it's behide the player when they first join, or teleport to spawn. It'd be nice to have a room dedicated to rules to clearly see them for the people like me that read rules when they first join the game. Possibly put "follow blue wool for rules." Also, when putting 'no griefing,' I believe that should at least be specific for the noobs who don't know the areas it covers. :)

Re: Suggestion: 'No griefing' specific definition and notica

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 5:03 am
by Bu1ld0g
lock new players in a room where they have to read all rules before playing....problem solved :D

Re: Suggestion: 'No griefing' specific definition and notica

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 5:04 am
by shotgun2010
It's a good idea, it would be useful if rules were more obvious to new players, anything that encourages them to read all or more of the rules, i support.

Re: Suggestion: 'No griefing' specific definition and notica

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 5:08 am
by jackavsfan
There's actually a blank sign next to the no griefing sign that I believe used to include no looting, raiding, etc. Maybe if that got fixed..

Re: Suggestion: 'No griefing' specific definition and notica

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 5:26 am
by Necahara
jackavsfan wrote:There's actually a blank sign next to the no griefing sign that I believe used to include no looting, raiding, etc. Maybe if that got fixed..
Well, it's still behide the player. Most don't turn around and read those signs, so if it was more direct that'd be awesome.

Re: Suggestion: 'No griefing' specific definition and notica

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 5:46 am
by dlgn
Bu1ld0g wrote:lock new players in a room where they have to read all rules before playing....problem solved :D
I once suggested that player be locked into spawn city before reading the rules. It was accepted, then necrorejected.

Re: Suggestion: 'No griefing' specific definition and notica

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 6:52 am
by Necahara
dlgn wrote:
Bu1ld0g wrote:lock new players in a room where they have to read all rules before playing....problem solved :D
I once suggested that player be locked into spawn city before reading the rules. It was accepted, then necrorejected.
There was a small discussion on the server about it. It was said that forcing players to read the rules was.. wrong. But those who do want to legitly play and such, they should have the rules more noticable. Those who don't want to read or follow the rules.. Well, they can go get banned.

Re: Suggestion: 'No griefing' specific definition and notica

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 10:15 am
by DerekITolduso
There should be like a room that has a sign that says a rule and to get to the next room they have to click the correct answer

Re: Suggestion: 'No griefing' specific definition and notica

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 10:37 am
by Necahara
DerekITolduso wrote:There should be like a room that has a sign that says a rule and to get to the next room they have to click the correct answer
Like I said, people have a problem with being forced to read the rules. Even if someone did force them to read the rules, they choose to acknowledge it.

Re: Suggestion: 'No griefing' specific definition and notica

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 12:05 pm
by SuperCreeper007
No. Either take the time to read the rules or break them and get banned IMO. If you're not going to take the time and read them, you're not going to care about them wether you're forced to read them or not. Same thing will happen either way.