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Using wooden planks to block the door. - Haarek - 08-24-2012
Would you be able to put wooden planks infront of a door Etc? '
And not have a keypad on it?
I'm just wondering, because I had a base idea in my head. And I don't know
RE: Using wooden planks to block the door. - Catkillerfive - 08-24-2012
It should be ok as long as the wood is breakable.
RE: Using wooden planks to block the door. - Dr Tomorrow - 08-24-2012
(08-24-2012, 06:54 PM)Catkillerfive Wrote: It should be ok as long as the wood is breakable.
RE: Using wooden planks to block the door. - TJ3003 - 08-24-2012
(08-24-2012, 10:33 PM)Tomorrow Wrote:(08-24-2012, 06:54 PM)Catkillerfive Wrote: It should be ok as long as the wood is breakable.
Accesible and breakable..
RE: Using wooden planks to block the door. - BlackDog - 08-24-2012
(08-24-2012, 06:54 PM)Catkillerfive Wrote: It should be ok as long as the wood is breakable.
One would think this is the logical assumption, and if it is, be prepared to face a swarm of people who do nothing but complain and call an admin about how your prop blocking the moment they see the planks, since they cant take 5 seconds to stop and examine their situation
RE: Using wooden planks to block the door. - earl - 08-25-2012
(08-24-2012, 11:42 PM)BlackDog Wrote:(08-24-2012, 06:54 PM)Catkillerfive Wrote: It should be ok as long as the wood is breakable.
One would think this is the logical assumption, and if it is, be prepared to face a swarm of people who do nothing but complain and call an admin about how your prop blocking the moment they see the planks, since they cant take 5 seconds to stop and examine their situation
My exact thoughts. Very well spoken BlackDog.
RE: Using wooden planks to block the door. - TJ3003 - 08-25-2012
(08-24-2012, 11:42 PM)BlackDog Wrote:(08-24-2012, 06:54 PM)Catkillerfive Wrote: It should be ok as long as the wood is breakable.
One would think this is the logical assumption, and if it is, be prepared to face a swarm of people who do nothing but complain and call an admin about how your prop blocking the moment they see the planks, since they cant take 5 seconds to stop and examine their situation
Also if you had so many it took longer to get though then cracking of a keypad it may cause problems..
RE: Using wooden planks to block the door. - BlackDog - 08-25-2012
(08-25-2012, 01:11 AM)TJ3003 Wrote:(08-24-2012, 11:42 PM)BlackDog Wrote:(08-24-2012, 06:54 PM)Catkillerfive Wrote: It should be ok as long as the wood is breakable.
One would think this is the logical assumption, and if it is, be prepared to face a swarm of people who do nothing but complain and call an admin about how your prop blocking the moment they see the planks, since they cant take 5 seconds to stop and examine their situation
Also if you had so many it took longer to get though then cracking of a keypad it may cause problems..
Not exactly, 2ish crowbar hits and a plank breaks, not to mention gunfire or a shotgun, a molotov or just breaking specific planks to allow you to squeeze through.
You also have to remember that for each plank a person is useing, their depriving themselves of another prop that could be used for defence or anything else.
So if it is a base your attacking, around 3-5 planks to effecetivly cover a door, if anything its not really logical to use planks to cover a door since you could just use a single prop with a keypad to do the same job. Putting planks over your keypad door though would probably still fall under the double dooring rule.
RE: Using wooden planks to block the door. - TJ3003 - 08-25-2012
What is the prop limit, 25 or 50?
RE: Using wooden planks to block the door. - LowerFlowerPower - 08-25-2012
Its 30