Walkthrough on/off

[LiquidLuck.]

I think all events should have the walkthrough off because it's not fair for those who are standing in the line. If someone leaves, then whoever is at the end of the line could easily come first, passing through those who have been ages waiting.

If Events ask EOs to have a long queue for the same reason as above, then the walkthrough should also always be off if it doesn't interfeer with the games. Right?

[Mr-Trainor]

I agree with this, I saw this happen a while back (not sure if it was a Habbox event or not, though) and it was annoying how one person near the front leaves and loads of people come from the door and get in front of you. However, it's fine if the game requires a lot of people and everyone will still get in, e.g. Falling furni if its not in a small room .

[-Nick]

Yeah!! I would agree unless its a racing athletics game when you need to over take someone :/ it should be off! Speacialy if the games are long'!!!!

[Kardan]

It makes sense to have this as a general rule, but alas, I would have many things as a general rule, but it differs with every EO and there's no real way of enforcing it.

I'd also like to add that black and white are colours. That one really annoys me:

'How many colours are in the German flag?'

3. Wrong, apparently it's two.

[Aiden]

I disagree. This doesn't need to be a rule because its general knowledge... it would be stupid if EOs got warnings for this. Also some events don't need them at all, such as Fallin' Furni and Higher/Lower. I think it should be there in most events, but not a rule.

[LiquidLuck.]

I agree with the fact that if it's Falling Furni or Melting Carpets that anyone int he queue will be able to get in, then the walkthrough can be on, but if it's for example Pod Race where only 6 people can play, then the walkthrough should be off since only the 6 first in the line should be able to play.

Also Lol @Kardan; that's the most stupid answer. Ofc Black should be accepted as a colour.

[Kardan]

I agree with the fact that if it's Falling Furni or Melting Carpets that anyone int he queue will be able to get in, then the walkthrough can be on, but if it's for example Pod Race where only 6 people can play, then the walkthrough should be off since only the 6 first in the line should be able to play.

Also Lol @Kardan; that's the most stupid answer. Ofc Black should be accepted as a colour.

You try telling that to all the other EOs.

[Samantha]

For some events I do agree that it should be turned off, depending which Higher and Lower it is then I fully agree. Even events such as Jump The Fence could allow walkthrough, it's those such as Pod Racing, Don't Touch The Wall etc. that really need to be more strict with it as I've witnessed a lot of cutters before. Another thing is don't allow pets as some can cheat that way too.

[Inseriousity.]

EOs are normally sent a feedback pm with Luke's explanation of it if this isn't the case. Not entirely sure a thread was needed but there we are, making these general rules for events just ignores how different events can be. What would be good practice for one event would be impractical in another so EOs are generally trusted to know what'd work and are told about it if it's not rather than creating rules.

[LiquidLuck.]

For some events I do agree that it should be turned off, depending which Higher and Lower it is then I fully agree. Even events such as Jump The Fence could allow walkthrough, it's those such as Pod Racing, Don't Touch The Wall etc. that really need to be more strict with it as I've witnessed a lot of cutters before. Another thing is don't allow pets as some can cheat that way too.

Yeah, the two dies H/L could have walkthrough on, the one where only one person can play, no. Also I also agree with the pets thing, they make everyone lag so badly, mainly in big rooms. -.-

---------- Post added 19-12-2012 at 11:55 PM ----------

EOs are normally sent a feedback pm with Luke's explanation of it if this isn't the case. Not entirely sure a thread was needed but there we are, making these general rules for events just ignores how different events can be. What would be good practice for one event would be impractical in another so EOs are generally trusted to know what'd work and are told about it if it's not rather than creating rules.

In my opinion, from the moment I tell an EO to please turn the walkthrough off and explain what I said in thread, and the EO answers ''I'll turn it off when I open the gate'', a thread is needed. And who is Luke? Lol.