Waiting for an opening to rebel =! delaying.
I see many admins make this same mistake because they interpret rule 62's 'up to the discretion of admins' to mean that any camping is a slayable offense. However not all intentional camping results in a delay, they can be tactics used for rebelling against low effort CTing. For example, if a T notices that CTs leave cells open for multiple rounds or don't bother checking inside cells, a T may camp inside cells the next round until the cell area is clear before proceeding outside to rebel. Another example, when a rebelling T is cornered into a confined location by the hunting CTs, it does NOT count as delaying if there are Ts playing a game with CTs (i.e. unless there's an LR winner on the T side) with the exception being that they must not camp where CTs are unable enter (e.g. ms room in freedom final).
Please don't reward CTs making bad plays.
I see many admins make this same mistake because they interpret rule 62's 'up to the discretion of admins' to mean that any camping is a slayable offense. However not all intentional camping results in a delay, they can be tactics used for rebelling against low effort CTing. For example, if a T notices that CTs leave cells open for multiple rounds or don't bother checking inside cells, a T may camp inside cells the next round until the cell area is clear before proceeding outside to rebel. Another example, when a rebelling T is cornered into a confined location by the hunting CTs, it does NOT count as delaying if there are Ts playing a game with CTs (i.e. unless there's an LR winner on the T side) with the exception being that they must not camp where CTs are unable enter (e.g. ms room in freedom final).
Please don't reward CTs making bad plays.
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