I was banned for uncuff spamming as an antag (am not bothering to appeal cause the ban is 24 hours), and I'm unclear what actually constitutes spamming in this instance. I was warned earlier in the round not to do it, but I had assumed that was when I was just clicking the uncuff button constantly, as emote spamming was used as the comparison, so I stopped doing it. I may have continued pressing the button absentmindedly while getting dragged around by sec, in which case, fair cop, I'm just slightly ADHD, but will be mindful about not pressing the button. But in the case where that isn't the issue, a clarification on what actually counts would be appreciated, as the other thing I can imagine being a problem is trying to uncuff while secoffs are present as that's annoying for Sec players (speaking as an occasional sec player), but that still feels like valid antagonist behaviour to me as it makes sure the secoffs are paying attention.
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Re: Uncuff Spamming
Uncuff spamming has been something we've been getting on people about for a while now, at least while I've been an admin. There is a bit of a difference between cuff spamming and trying to occasionally get out of your bonds.
One is really annoying and loud and we let people crit you off that, since that's breaking rule 1 and... it's annoying. lol.
The other is normal, trying to escape behavior. Like how you normally see people try to escape.
Just try to put a little bit of time between them, we don't want you to not to try to escape if you have reason, but also the spamming is just general not nice behavior.
Hope that helped!
Funky Station Headmin