mutzila20

[MUTZILA]

1)The gate was not interfering with anyone's activities, everybody was just playing around with a body close to the elevator.
2)Was not making a base.
3)A raid was not happening.
4)I didn't have contraband or drugs behind the prop.
5)I sat on that chair for 1 minute, then removed the prop.

Then I got called a liar, for saying that's not prop blocking.

1. It did not let me get inside the presidential room.
2. I have no idea why you even mention this?
3. Indeed, but is that a reason to prop-block?
4. Correct, is that still a reason to prop-block?
5. Change the 1 minute to 5 minutes (you're being a liar here again) + me yelling into the microphone to "REMOVE THE PROP" while you clearly hear me and just continue sitting in the chair, looking at me. Your character was making movements, you weren't AFK.

And aren't you a liar, to say this is not prop blocking? The prop was being used as an "entrance" and there was no keypad. That's prop blocking?

1)You were not the president, presidential room is for the president.
2)Because it's in the rules. Do not build bases from props without keypads.
3)Again, not prop-blocking. Prop-blocking means to block a location from being accessible, to grant yourself an advantage in a situation. In this case, I gained no advantage, because there was nothing there...
Hell you could see through the prop, and even shoot me through it.
4)Same as number 3.
5)No, you are lying for the situation to be in advantage to you here. You do know that for a person to hear another person talking into the mic, they must be close right? From where I was standing I didn't hear anything.

Here's a definition of the word "lie" since it seems you don't know it's meaning: a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood. I stated that it's not prop-blocking, basically admitting that I put the prop there, but not with the objective to block anything.
And if it wasn't a base, the prop was used as an "entrance" for what?
So no, I say it's not prop blocking.