Dalian servers with no seatswitching/soloing rule

[Sloi sauce]

He's not suffering from an injury, because it's true. Most admins have decided that soloing

- is a cheat/exploit, and/or
- too tough to deal with, and/or
- against teamwork, et cetera.

They rarely prevent soloing in order to enforce teamwork. The argument doesn't stand, anyway...

[[Expletive Deleted]]

Some servers started enforcing an anti-soloing rule back when there was a problem with AA losing lock on vehicles without "drivers." They haven't educated themselves on the fact that the exploit was fixed so they still enforce the rule. There really is no reason to enforce a rule against soloing these days. Considering how many people seem to think 2 people in the chopper are better than one, you'd think admins would WANT a soloer on the other team. It would be a handicap against their opponent, right?

[Skaggy]

Some servers started enforcing an anti-soloing rule back when there was a problem with AA losing lock on vehicles without "drivers." They haven't educated themselves on the fact that the exploit was fixed so they still enforce the rule. There really is no reason to enforce a rule against soloing these days. Considering how many people seem to think 2 people in the chopper are better than one, you'd think admins would WANT a soloer on the other team. It would be a handicap against their opponent, right?

It just so happens that soloers are normally skilled players, and the admins use their soloing as a reason to kick them.

[DOGGiE52]

It just so happens that soloers are normally skilled players, and the admins use their soloing as a reason to kick them.

That is indeed the reason behind everything. If you have a too skilled jet pilot for example, you can kick him for "fighting above uncap", just to mention one of the many stupid reasons available for admins to chose from.

[Rugerdog]

The fact that people are comparing BF2 server rules to apartheid and crucifixion just scares me.

[Webs961]

We're done here. The personal attacks will not stop, so the thread gets a lock.