either way throwing for a friend on a tournament is just pulling yourself down if you ask me, but I don't see anything wrong with Navals move from any perspective I would do the same
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either way throwing for a friend on a tournament is just pulling yourself down if you ask me, but I don't see anything wrong with Navals move from any perspective I would do the same
I did give away points to Naxo on purpose there, since there was no rule about it.
https://ffs.gg/threads/95040-WFF-OS-9-Qualifying-Round
I guess this rule will be taken way more seriously from now on, this behaviour is not really acceptable and I do think that everyone doing it should be punished. We all know this is not the first time this happens but this seems to be the most serious one being on Semi-Finals, all we can hope for is this to be a good warning for everyone that these things will no longer be tolerated nor ignored hence having a healthier competitive enviorement for everyone.
FPS Drops do happen a lot, yeah, but as someone who's been playing this game since 2011, Naval's thing on Out of Time doesn't look like FPS Drops at all and many will agree, and all that can be seen is Naval taking the curve like a RPG player for absolutely no reason and releasing W hence losing like 400ms (???).
In Darmos' clip shared by Naval himself you can clearly see the FPS Drops causing that rubber-band effect on him which is something that always happens in these scenarios, in Out of Time, there's no rubber-band effect at all.
This rule is old as hell, I remember it being first introduced after Driver threw for Walk on EoS leading to Shankz being out of WFF like 2 years ago, it is well known for everyone that it's not allowed to do anymore and it's a shame to see these things happening again and I really think it ruins the fun of all of this.
This is literally got out of hand, closed temporary.
Without Naval it's not the final .verified.
I personally see this situation get twisted by certain replies within the thread but the view(s) on this matter is clearly getting out of context and excessive to the point where half of the replies mentioned in this thread contradicts the whole situation. My name got mentioned here which is the reason for my upcoming lengthy reply.
Comparing both evidence provided by yourself, Naval, and Robert's evidence against you, you can clearly see the difference between what an actual FPS drop looks like compared to what you did on 'Out of time'. You do realise even a minor drop would be noticeable in the 'Out of time' clip. We both know that line you took was blatant. An elastic-band effect would've taken place (just like the evidence you've provided, which still goes against your own point).
This quote on it's own proves my point of allowing people to pass. It's happened in the past and he is well aware of the rule. But this is out-dated so let's move on.
This also literally goes against Naval's reasoning. A legitimate FPS drop would look somewhat to what you've provided. You've single handedly contributed evidence which goes against Naval's point so I want to congratulate you on that.
I wasn't informed on the rule at the time of the event; unlike Naval who claimed he is aware of the rule. I already had a long discussion with Tails which doesn't concern you. I am now obviously aware of the rule, so if you have anything after that incident I'd appreciate it.
You're now stating Naval made a mistake and had a bad moment rather than an FPS drop. Essentially you're digging yourself a grave. There's multiple so called reasons and excuses made up that people reading this thread don't know what to believe anymore.
An additional point I want to make which isn't to do with Naval's situation is how people such as Ronnie and Foxik are capable of editing already perfectly drive-able maps in favour of them simply doing certain parts quicker. For example, the second wall-ride on Artificial Quietness, there's a layer of invisible on the bottom of the wall-ride to prevent players from dropping off. If anything this is sabotaging the map-list in favour of someone and was heavily edited during the stages of WFF, not before it. Let me just remind the future so called 'map-fixers', fixing is where you edit the map to prevent a certain bug from occurring (i.e. changing shades to the 6959 object to prevent bounces) and not where you simply edit a map and add a load of invisible objects for the sake of doing a certain part faster, have some respect to the author and perhaps try not to sabotage a map-list, especially for the biggest race-based tournament in MTA; it's sickening.
Good luck to the finalists