+1, the only thing C-bug script is stopping : is people from using Combat Shotgun
Latz wrote:
The only thing I could suggest is to remove the double sawn-off, and leave only one hand sawn off. Players are used to this since years, and couldn't stop it without the removal of double sawn off(pov), otherwise our punishments against 2sawn off abusers will never finish.

howl wrote:The whole point is to stop punishing the players who mistakenly does something. And add a system that is good for both, staff and the players, I believe only those who do not support this suggestion are the ones who like to c bug or 2 shoot in low profile.
then what happens to the players that are mistakenly 2shooting? why are you sounding so lazy on complaining the bug abusers who likes to be receiving free infractions, it's not that difficult to file a complaint
Alex184 wrote:
Instead of punishing the hell out of players who do 2 shooting or c bug cause they are used to it and it is kinda hard to stop it, there shall be a switch reload animation on sawn off shotgun or a "Don't 2-shoot" warning that makes the player freeze, and whenever a player presses C after shooting with deagle/normal shotgun/sniper should receive a C bug warning.
This current "Don't C-bug" script is nuts, all it does is bug the hell out of combat shotgun, which is annoying and makes the weapon rarely used.
Making the C-bug detection based on fire rate is also a mistake, as c bug is when you press C after shooting, no when you press C then shoot again.
AWPerHanD wrote:The reason of this false C bug you are talking about is that Mike made the script of the c bug detector based on the rate of fire, instead of making ot trigger when pressing C right after shooting.
https://mikescnr.com/forum/index.php/topic,6472.0.html
Alex184 wrote:
The reason of this false C bug you are talking about is that Mike made the script of the c bug detector based on the rate of fire, instead of making ot trigger when pressing C right after shooting.
Alex184 wrote:
The whole point is to stop punishing the players who mistakenly does something. And add a system that is good for both, staff and the players, I believe only those who do not support this suggestion are the ones who like to c bug or 2 shoot in low profile.
hidden9685 wrote:and ye for c-bug it will be really better if it detects the trigging of c+firethere are normal people around who crouch and shoot so this isn't a solution
Latz wrote:
The only thing I could suggest is to remove the double sawn-off, and leave only one hand sawn off. Players are used to this since years, and couldn't stop it without the removal of double sawn off(pov), otherwise our punishments against 2sawn off abusers will never finish.
chuppy wrote:What about the new players who don't know how to report? What about the low end PC players who can't record? What about removing a thorn from the staff side and instead of letting them be concerned about c bug and 2 shooting reports, they just focus on other important reports such as hacking? What about using some common sense? Why is this suggestion bad?
there are normal people around who crouch and shoot so this isn't a solution
Anti cbug isn't working properly, not only cos of the bug you mention but because it doesn't detect everything. You're still able to do 1cbug whenever you want, and the warning won't ever pop. So you may as well remove it, since you already have a rule and it's easy to record/post a few second clip.
No we don't need another anti 2shot script, or a forced reload or anything like that. Rules are clear now (even though they change every 2 weeks, but let's hope it stays like this for a while), you can't abuse bugs so you don't need a script to stop you. If you're used to it and you don't want to lose your "skill" stop using deagle on this server. If you do it once by mistake (it actually can happen, when someone tries to crouch for better aim) you don't really need to be punished and you shouldn't be. However if that mistake keeps happening again and again you clearly are doing it on purpose and it's entirely your fault for whatever happens next.