Would It Be Considered Cheating...
Vash
Join Date: 2002-11-12 Member: 8333Members
I have only one problem with NS...every map is freakin dark as all darkness with extra dark on it and in some places i cant see ANYTHING. Would it be considered an exploit or cheating if i used a skin for the marines that was brighter? im not talking like bright neon pink, but just something i can actually see o_o
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Now, finding skins that don't take such a dark color, which don't blend in as much, but are actual skins, not just bright red or blue, isn't cheating. They may be easier to see, but then again, i use blackened skins, and they're harder to see...
I think a good idea for the dev. team would be to offer different colored skins for the models i.e. black/red/blue/green marine, and then lock the model and skin so anybody who's not using the default ones cannot play. That way people have a certain variety to choose from while not giving themselves an unfair advantage.
Changing your monitor's contrast and adjusting the gamma is really the best way to fix your problem.
When using white skins, the models themselves don't lighten up that much.
If there is no light in a particular corner, the skin would be more darkened as well (real-time lightning)
I don't know if this is true, but I know for a fact that when the arctic model in cs (that phase is over now though <!--emo&:D--><img src='http://www.unknownworlds.com/forums/html/emoticons/biggrin.gif' border='0' valign='absmiddle' alt='biggrin.gif'><!--endemo-->) goes crouching in a dark corner he is quite difficult to see (even though his skin is mostly white).
It does give you an unfair advantage over other players, but that's not nessecarily cheating.
Scripts also give you a advantage over other players, but everybody has accepted that.
I do think that white or other bright skins are lame though, and I advice you not to use them.