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When I get more time I am totally going to have to make 4 or so of those claymores. Then get my team to do the same...

 

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Usually, a player will stop, look down for a few seconds, or crouch to examine if its a) worth keeping b) worth turning in to lost and found. In either case, they stopped to bent over and take a peek see, meaning its a much easier shot.

So essentially when someone kindly stops to pick it up to return it to its owner you shoot them? Does that not strike you as dishonest/dishonourable? Not something I would do. Maybe hang a glow stick in a tree or something 'strange' to make them look but not something that looks like its expensive and worth returning to its owner, that's just preying on kindness.

I like the cap idea though.

 

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The basic difference is that if I saw a springer on the floor - thinking it might be a $150 to $200+ GBB and picked it up to take it back to the safe zone - I would be motivated by kindness.

If I stopped to look at something odd because I was confused I am not acting in kindness.

"Tricking" someone into being kind then shooting them is dishonourable in my book. If its just some worthless crap its fine but not a 'broken springer painted black'. If i lost a bottle of bb's and someone returned them to me I would be pleased so that's basically the same thing.

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I guess the fundamental difference in our opinion is that you appear think they want to take the potential gbb as a 'prize' (you use the term 'reward') whereas I would expect people to pick it up as an act of kindness. There is no 'reward' in me picking it up its just a nice thing to do.

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I have no problems with trickery and misdirection. Its taking advantage of a kind act that's the problem.

Look at it this way: If it was real life I would never compromise my position to return a discarded pistol to someone. But its not real life, its a game, so I would.