CharlieKelly wrote:
Mr. Simplistic wrote:
I said this last time this thing came up but when you say "rush to my spray and freeze" its not implied that you have to keep going to each spray, its directly stated.
If you say "rush to my spray AND freeze" you are telling T's to be taking fastest route AND be frozen on your spray, meaning if you move your spray they are no longer frozen on your spray and need to move to the new one.
If you say "rush to my spray THEN freeze" you are telling the T's to take the fastest rout to your spray THEN freeze in then location they are in, meaning even if your move your spray they stay where the old one was.
Kharn agreed with this months ago in a meeting but also said that since they were both so similar it would be wordplay to use "then" instead of "and".
Long story short yall need to freshen up on your English and stop trying to be shitty ass nazi's, just let them play games to die. Its jailbreak not Auschwitz simulator.
That's not how English works man. "Rush to my spray and freeze" means go to the spray and freeze. I don't see how moving the spray would mean the T's follow the spray, since they are supposed to be frozen. They complied with the order: 1. They went to the spray, and 2. They froze. Once you are frozen, you aren't supposed to move, and with the given order they are now waiting for another order. If they move after that without you saying anything, they aren't following orders, since the last order was to freeze. You even say it properly in the next sentence "..telling T's to be taking fastest route AND
be frozen on your spray". That is the correct way to say you want them to follow your spray. If you say the latter, it means if they are not frozen on your spray, they are not following orders, so if you move if they have to move to go to it. Saying "go to my spray and freeze" is just that, going to the spray that they spray, and freezing.
If you wanted people to follow your spray, well then you have to tell them to follow it, or tell them to run to it every time you spray it.
If someone starts asking me to go to a spray, I just politely ask if they want us to do it every time. Pretty simple :/
But I agree, it should be clarified and included somewhere.
If i say "freeze on my spray" and then move my spray, you are not longer on my spray and i can kill you. If i say "rush to my AND freeze" im telling you to take the fastest route AND be frozen on my spray.
Tis but simple english my good sir. If you want i can break it down further but its gonna be a whole English lesson so if you still disagree just lemme know why.
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