[jerclay]

It includes things like wrangler jumping, rafter camping, pyro rocket jumps, hiding stickies inside of props, or a triple stickyjump that you survive my landing on a part of a building.

oh?

He's commenting how on how you're allowing "exploit" to slide into the defintion of "unintended."

See, an exploit is always about a very specific action, and not the result of a sum of actions. For example, it's considered an exploit to kill people thorugh setup grates. That's very specific - killing people who are assumed to be safe, when you're in an assumed-safe position yourself.

But this doesn't have that. As I've pointed out, I'm no safer than someone sticky trapping the front of the base from the same position. I can only cover as much area as I do from the other side of the battlements. Neither is considered an exploit. And saying that the combination of two aspects that are not an exploit, makes it an exploit... What other exploit works that way?

And we're spending a bunch of time harping on that window. Ignoring that the same window model has other maps it appears on with the same physics (just none have as much potential), the slats on the BLU base side give even more potential, and match the missing slats on the BLU bridge physics-wise. To state shooting stickies through one set of slats is forbidden, yet getting headshots through the other is ok, is just plain inconsistent.