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Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - Alestone - 06-10-2015
Today, I had a player ram me repeatedly in an attempt to prevent me from docking. He knocked me away from the base far enough to need to re-cover the distance multiple times.
No shots were fired, there was no conversation, but it was a de-facto aggressive action. I realize that the server rules don't really cover this.
At what point do I have the right to say, Enough?
As a side point, I believe that he called for a Lawful, and was attempting to hold me. I cannot prove it, but a lawful showed up suspiciously quickly and the ramming player docked immediately there after.
RE: Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - Connor - 06-10-2015
Constant ramming should count as an act of aggression to be honest. After a certain amount of deliberate rams, you should be able to attack them.
RE: Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - MonkeyMan - 06-10-2015
Whenever ramming is highly annoying blast em if they keep doing it for longer than 10seconds...
RE: Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - Sciamach - 06-10-2015
Ideally:
1: Record it happening
2: tell them to stop InRP and claim to open fire if they do not cease
3: set a time (20 seconds or so)
4 should they continue, blast 'em.
RE: Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - Karst - 06-10-2015
Much like with repeated CD'ing, I would definitely engage someone that's repeatedly ramming me.
And I imagine that much as CD'ing someone isn't an attack but doing so constantly is, ramming someone isn't an attack but doing so constantly is.
RE: Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - Leppy - 06-10-2015
Just get repeated (with timestamp) screenshots or video of it happening and submit it under whichever rule covers "trolling" and similar behavior
RE: Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - Marburg - 06-10-2015
I see intentional multiple ramming as an abuse of game mechanics & oorp, so report 'em when it becomes an issue
RE: Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - Wesker - 06-10-2015
If they keep bumping you tell them too stop.
If they don't make them into a blue message.
RE: Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - CzeReptile - 06-10-2015
What about excessive ramming if they are trying to prevent you from docking?
RE: Ramming - When does it constitute an attack? - Jack_Henderson - 06-10-2015
Then better learn the quickdock and be done with it fast.
If someone can ram you repeatedly when quickdocking, that docking guy is doing it wrong.