Rejected No more propkilling
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propkilling bad
you dont solve propkilling by propkilling, makes it worse
use a gun instead, press 3 in-game to select a gun, then using your left click key, aim towards the direction of your enemy and fire!
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In the world of Garry's Mod, prop killing was once a popular pastime among players. People would spend hours searching for the perfect prop to use as a weapon, and then compete to see who could score the most kills.
But as time went on, the community began to realize that prop killing was causing more harm than good. Players were getting frustrated and upset when they were killed by props, and the constant violence was driving away many potential players.
Finally, the leaders of the Garry's Mod community decided that something had to be done. They passed a law that made prop killing illegal, and began to enforce it with a team of moderators.
At first, the prop killers were furious. They protested and threatened to leave the game, but the community stood firm. Slowly but surely, prop killing began to die out, and the game became a safer and more enjoyable place for everyone.
Players who wanted to continue using props as weapons could still do so, but they had to find other ways to use them. Some built elaborate contraptions or created art, while others used props to play games or solve puzzles.
Overall, the outlawing of prop killing was a huge success. The community was happier and more diverse, and the game continued to thrive for many years to come.
But as time went on, the community began to realize that prop killing was causing more harm than good. Players were getting frustrated and upset when they were killed by props, and the constant violence was driving away many potential players.
Finally, the leaders of the Garry's Mod community decided that something had to be done. They passed a law that made prop killing illegal, and began to enforce it with a team of moderators.
At first, the prop killers were furious. They protested and threatened to leave the game, but the community stood firm. Slowly but surely, prop killing began to die out, and the game became a safer and more enjoyable place for everyone.
Players who wanted to continue using props as weapons could still do so, but they had to find other ways to use them. Some built elaborate contraptions or created art, while others used props to play games or solve puzzles.
Overall, the outlawing of prop killing was a huge success. The community was happier and more diverse, and the game continued to thrive for many years to come.
Once upon a time in the world of Garry's Mod, a group of ponies from My Little Pony decided to try their hooves at being prop killers. These ponies were no ordinary equines, however. They had been modified with advanced technology, giving them enhanced strength and agility.
The leader of the group was a fierce and cunning pony named Rainbow Dash. She was known for her speed and cunning, and she quickly proved to be a natural at the game of prop killing.
The other ponies in the group included Twilight Sparkle, a brilliant pony with a knack for strategy; Fluttershy, a shy and gentle pony with a surprising talent for stealth; Pinkie Pie, a bubbly and energetic pony with a love for explosions; and Rarity, a fashionable pony with a flair for the dramatic.
Together, these ponies made a formidable team, and they quickly gained a reputation as some of the best prop killers in Garry's Mod. They took on all comers, dispatching their opponents with ease and earning the respect of even the most seasoned players.
But as time passed, the ponies began to realize that prop killing was not all fun and games. They started to see the destruction and chaos that their actions were causing, and they began to question whether their thirst for victory was worth the cost.
Twilight Sparkle, in particular, struggled with her conscience. She had always been a kind and compassionate pony, and the violence of prop killing went against everything she believed in. She tried to convince the others to stop, but Rainbow Dash and the others were too caught up in the thrill of the game to listen.
Finally, after much soul-searching, Twilight Sparkle made the difficult decision to leave the group. She left a note for the others, explaining her reasons and urging them to follow her example.
At first, the other ponies were angry and disappointed. They couldn't understand why Twilight Sparkle would give up the excitement of prop killing for something as boring as peace and harmony. But as they thought about it more, they began to see the wisdom in her words.
Slowly but surely, the other ponies began to follow Twilight Sparkle's lead. They started to focus on helping others and spreading kindness, rather than causing destruction. And as they did, they discovered that there was more to life than the thrill of the game.
In the end, the ponies from My Little Pony found that true happiness came not from being the best prop killers in Garry's Mod, but from using their talents to make the world a better place. And they lived happily ever after.
One argument for prop killing in Garry's Mod could be that it adds an additional layer of challenge and excitement to the game. Prop killing, also known as "prop surfing," involves using physics objects (props) in the game environment to gain speed and momentum, and then using that speed to launch oneself at other players in order to eliminate them. This can add a new dimension to gameplay, as players must not only be aware of other players and their weapons, but also the objects in their environment and how they can be used to gain an advantage. Prop killing can also add an element of unpredictability to the game, as players can use a wide variety of objects in creative and unexpected ways to gain an advantage. This can make the game more exciting and engaging for players who are looking for new and challenging ways to play.
One argument against prop killing in Garry's Mod is that it can be unfair and unbalanced, particularly for players who are not experienced with using props in this way. Prop killing requires a high level of skill and coordination, as players must use the game's physics engine to gain speed and momentum, and then aim and launch themselves accurately at other players. This can give experienced prop killers a significant advantage over other players who are not as skilled at using props in this way. This can lead to frustrating and unbalanced gameplay, where some players are able to easily eliminate other players using prop killing techniques, while those players are unable to defend themselves or fight back effectively. This can make the game less enjoyable for players who are not able to compete on an equal footing with those who are proficient at prop killing.
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