How to deal with Teamspeak freeloaders/13 year olds/item dupers

[Strifeblade 3]

So a bunch of 13-15 year old freeloaders logged on to my (Strifeblade), my friend Collie, and my friend Hudson's teamspeak server and began playing DayZ. Instead of just banning them, we decided to gain their trust and have them take us to their camp (Where they had been duping weapons), trying to talk to them in their language (Jersey Shore).

When we were all together, the code phrase was, "Hey do you guys remember that Austrailian kid?" And we opened fire.

We then destroyed their tents for good measure, and took later destroyed the truck. All the duped weapons were destroyed, and these asshole's days of work was instantly ruined.

0 Casualties, flawless execution, hilarious, and recorded (although the game sound is really low for some reason.)

Edited August 4, 2012 by Strifeblade

[Buffjesus 357]

cbb watching the video but,

tents come back with everything they had in them the last time they were saved on server restart

and vehicles respawn 100% fixed at the location they were destroyed.

you cant ruin any tents by just destroying them. you have to take all the loot out, save the tent, then find a way to make the loot disappear.

[Strifeblade 3]

cbb watching the video but,

tents come back with everything they had in them the last time they were saved on server restart

and vehicles respawn 100% fixed at the location they were destroyed.

you cant ruin any tents by just destroying them. you have to take all the loot out, save the tent, then find a way to make the loot disappear.

I guess I know what we are doing later. But the kids basically said they were going to find a new server/not play for days, as this was the 3rd camp that had lost in as many days.

[stripesreaper 7]

The fact that your server is regular -- and you're obviously a sniper -- speaks for itself.

[Strifeblade 3]

The fact that your server is regular -- and you're obviously a sniper -- speaks for itself.

Was their server, we usually just play on Veteran servers.