Well, you should, because you missed the point of my hyperbole, which is following: saying that "X requires skill" is a bad argument, and it can be applied to justify basically anything.
And again, you say "skill", and then you people talk about predominantly bouncing by mousewheel bind, rather than timing jumps yourself. Like your whole argument about "takes skill" instatnly fails the reality check.
Well, sbt discourages me (a kinda new player) by his perfomance (which is hardly natural) - where do I file a complaint to get him removed?
Jokes aside, those non-techical rules also have problems with inerpretation and implementation, but mainly because terms "team sabotage" and "discourage" act like blanket-terms. For example: I haven't seen Ooper being disciplined for his occasional in-game tantrums when he actively cosplays low-skill bot by walking in straight lines and waiting solid 3 seconds b4 taking aim and shooting - while it sounds silly and you might think:"who cares?", - but it is nevertheless a form of "team sabotage".
As for bouncing: there can't be any half-measures, just like with cheating. Either you forbid it, or you allow it. Trying to go for any kind of in-between solution is illogical, for reasons I already described.
player_0 you can't dodge when you assign movement to the mouse wheel, but that's due to something other than the pause between boucing wasn't intentional.
In moving, the program must also know when to stop moving, i.e. when you press the W key you move forward, release the W key you stop moving
If I understand the construction and functionality of a computer mouse correctly: each tick of mwheel's rotation is treated as separate "keystroke" instance, and it's not compressed in to 1 instance of holding "keystroke".
So, if you bind command "move forward" to it - then theoretically each tick of rotation should be treated by ut executable as several separate events of keystroke, so you end up with a sequence of "move forward"-"move forward"-"move forward".
Dodging is triggered by "move X" command send 2 times in a set small time-frame, and you don't really need to release the button on or after second press.
So, if my understanding and description are correct - then you should be able to dodge with mwheel.
But you can't for some reason.
