In light of the recent tie between the two major decisions, on record as the stricter and the looser definition in place, a decision has been reached to use the looser definition as a temporary placeholder. This will stay in place until it is decided whether this definition will become more strict or stay as is.
Our current position for no OOB categories, will now reflect on our runs:
You may not go out of bounds. It is defined as being outside the visible geometry of the game.
The out of bounds topic has seen a lot of coverage. We will move on from this area, for now; we have other matters we will be solving. We're hopeful we'll get through them all more efficiently, moving forward.
Thank you all for your help and support.
-Multi
In light of collaboration and field testing, a new tool has been permitted to be used for future Containment Breach runs. Being the first accepted tool to break the barrier of resource modification, this is a change of substantial weight.
To reflect this, a new text to the *[Game Rules](
