Red light, green light, yellow light Twist.

Same technique 1 Ct stand and command and the terrorist is standing on the opposite side of him, trying to reach him and win and the rest dies. or last 3 dies ect.

Instead of this we use other words like.

Umbrella Jumps = Spinning while jumping
Elephant Steps = Jumping Slowly towards him
Sneaky Walk = Silent walking towards him
Low walk / Ground walk = Crouching towards the target
Mice walking = Crouching and holding Shift same time ( Extremely slow crouching )

Other names can be used as well but this is examples!

Goal = get to the CT and win the round
trouble = The Cts can stop watching the Ct which is commanding ( THE COMMANDING CT ALWAYS WATCHES THEM ) but he needs support from team as they can charge him.

Version Two:

The commanding Ct turns around every time he does a command if they don't follow they will die, makes it harder for Ct.

Good idea, I like it

Lot of commands, I guess it would be confusing

Speaking of lights i got a simple idea for a day: Lamp day

Simple: It's a freeday but t's have to turn on/off the flashlights all the time

W_a_S_y_L wrote:Speaking of lights i got a simple idea for a day: Lamp day

Simple: It's a freeday but t's have to turn on/off the flashlights all the time

would be boring, like most of these modified freedays.

what will come next? look-up freeday? look-down freeday? bhop-day? only-run-sidewards-freeday? mouse-spinning-freeday? ofc all of them at least combined with only silent-walk, only-crouching, and nothing else (not even freezing (or chatting?)).

PS: the more u disallow (running/knifing), so there will be as less risk as possible for CT, the longer the rounds will take. (the more boring it will get)
nothing against you, or your idea (because of e.g. my only silent-walk etc. examples), but i see that many people invent their days by restricting a freeday. and mostly they also only allow the Ts to move slowly, so it is less risk for CT. it's even worse when on some days the T can't write or such because they have to do something all the time what they can't do when they e.g. write something.